Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-25
PERSONAL NOTES

Mostly About New Haven FeOple ana
Their vacations-Other Personals.
Mrs. R. L. Manwaring of Rosette street
is visiting at Mantle.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jones of Howe
street are at Litchfeld.
Rev. DR.. McChesney reports his health
| as improving at Saratoga.
Miss Lulu Rentz has returned home
from the White mountains.
Attorney John w. Alling and family are
| summering in the Catskills.
Levi c. Gilbert went to Block Island
Saturday for short vacation.
Miss Maggie Colbert and Miss Mamie
Flanagan have gone to Long Branch.
Mrs. l.. H. Atwater of College street has
returned from an extended summer trip.
Charles G. Buckingham and wife of
| Orchard street are stopping at Pine Hill.
N. Y.
Professor Ensign of Elm street and wife
| spent last week at the hotel at Guilford
| Point.
Miss Lille S. France of Brooklyn is Wis
| iting Miss Carrie Curtis on Atwate1
| street.
Miss Jennie Storer of the Fair Haven
Heights has been engaged to teach in the
| East Haven school.
| Miss Margaret STAIRS of New York is
visiting at the residence of Mrs M. Ward,
on Chestnut street.
Attorney H. G.. Newton is in the Cats
kills on his vacation. He will return about
the LIST of September.
Mrs G. w. Pickett yesterday morning
| returned from Lake Waramaug, where she
has spent the summer.
| Woolf Levy has returned from the con
vention of the order of British Abraham
held last week in Buffalo.
| Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel V. Perry of Il
| Park street are residing in a cottage on the
shore east of Lighthouse point.
| F. A. Lucke and wife of Gold street
| have returned from an outing in New
York, Jersey City and Newark.
Mrs. Emma G. Weld of Woolsey street is
| to be the chaperone of a party which will
enjoy camp life at Cosy Beach this week.
Mrs Cotter, of 81 Chestnut street, also
Miss Fannie Cotter and Miss Julia Stephens
are away visiting friends on Long Island.
William Buckridge, nephew of Inspec-
tor Byrnes of New York, is visiting at the
residence of Thomas Cunningham on
Franklin street.
Mrs. Corbett, wife Of Engineer George
w. Corbett, Spring street, and family are
on a trip east to visit Boston, Lexington
| and other places.
Silas H. Bishop, residing at IS Greene
street, has gone visiting his grandparents
! at Greenport and Shelter Island, N. Y
He will be away two weeks.
DR.. Chapman, pastor of the First M. E.
| church, returns home this week from
Europe. His wife and daughter are home
| from their visit in Ohio.
G. G. Bolton, formerly with BroclSett &
futile, has accepted the position Of fore
man of the carriage trimming department
of large carriage factory in Merrmac
N. H.
Horace Shares, Harry Best, Georgt
Bone and Alfred Hayes, all young mer
connected with the Humphrey stree
church, are camping at East Hampton
| Conn.
| Mrs. I. J. vanDeusen and G. s. and Mis-
| Jennie vanDeusen of $50 Howard avenu,
are visiting in West Winsted They hav,
| spent the summer in their cottage at Grow,
Beach.
Walter Davis of Edwards street has gon'
| to Hartsville, Mass, seven miles from
l Ctr6dU LII o WON v0o0oAoAA
Quite party of New Haven friends are o
| Huntsville spending the simmer.
Attorney @. H. Hayden and wife, Mrs
| II. r. g. Duntze, Henry e. Hull of Oh
Chapel street and Mrs. g. B. Broadwell o
New York city, cousin of Mrs. Hayden
have returned from three weeks outinl
at Sufield, Conn.
| Mrs. w. H. Bouton and Miss Edith M
Bouton of 1872 Division street are the guest
of Mrs. Bouton's brother, Asa Hurd, q
Yonkers, N. Y. They have been q
| Chautauqua and Niagara Falls during tn
month. To-day they will return to New
1 Haven.
Clarence Whaples, fireman at Price, Le
| & Co. q, who has been away for several week.
| in Michigan for his health, isnearly recover
ed and returns soon. Mrs. Whaples hal
| gone to Massachusetts, with her sister, Mrs
! A. Hayes, wife Of Depot Agent Hayes, tx
remain several weeks. Mrs. Hayes returns
| in few days.