Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-15
PERSONAL NOTES

About New Haveners and Their Sum.
mer Outings-Other Personals.
John Perry of the H. H. S., 80, is at
Oxford.
Mr.. T. G. Gruener has gone to Duffield
for short stay
Mrs. S. Healey has returned from va
cation spent in Maine.
Mr. Arthur Fl. jackson has been at Rock
vile Centre, Long Island.
F. E. Gotta, secretary eff they NJ. @. A.
of Greensborough, N. c., is in town.
Mr.. Horace Benton of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting relatives ON County
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Mersick left yes
terday for Europe, to be absent several
months.
Miss Mabel Sherman of Prince street is
visiting her cousin, Miss Myra Roberts in
Milford.
Mr.. Hyppolyte W. Gruener has returned
after an extended trip through the White
Mountains.
Henry H. Denton of the Hillhouse high
school is spending his vacation in Litch
field county.
Mrs. Harris and daughter of All State
street have. left to spend a vacation at
Long Branch.
The afianced of Miss Hattie K. Candee
Of Bridgeport is from Chicago, not Bridge
port as stated.
William jackson, messenger in the civil
side, court of commonplace, is enjoying a
two-weeks' vacation,
Miss ]. A. Murray of 446 Howard av-
efiue left yesterday for two-weeks' yaca-
ton at Long Branch.
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| ford & English, this city, is visiting his
parents at New London.
| Mrs. Laura Frazer of Wooster street
has gone to her old home, Petersburg, Va,
on a three-months' visit.
| w. S. Downes of Birmingham, ex-clerk
| of the house, has returned from yaca-
ton spent in the Adirondacks.
/ Mrs DR. M. Van Tyne of Brooklyn is
Mrs. Edwin D. Potter, Westville.
| E. R. Brown of 90 Broadway has re-
| turned from Mystic Bridge, Conn, where
he has been spending his vacation.
Misses J. K. Kueringer and G. A. Par.
sons start to-day with party of friends
to spend two weeks at the Catskills.
William S. Wells of this city was elected
commander of the National Association Of
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Mrs c. H. Isbel and son of North
Adams, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Isbelps
brother, S. r. Benton of 40 County street.
Miss Nellie Thomas, her mother and
brother George, Of Academy street, are
spending two or three weeks at Hinsda1e
N. II.
| Letter Carrier Thomas Gill returned yes
terday morning from his annual fifteen
| vacation Ia 10 nix an1
time.
Miss Margaret G.. McNamara and Miss
Mamie Meafa leave to-day for Sheepscot
Bay, l.. l., where they will remain two
weeks
D. G. Proctor, jr., is in this city visiting
his relatives on William street. He il
connected with a manufacturing house il
Boston.
Mrs. F. A. Carlton and her daughter
Miss Maude Carlton returned home las
night after enjoying pleasant trip t.
Saratoga.
| Miss Genevieve O'Keefe, daughter Of
Registrar O'Keefe, and Miss Minnie, Mill
have gone to- Bridgeport to visit the Rev
Father Nihill
Mrs. j. w. Beeching and Miss Jennie
Hanson of Prince street went on Wednes
day to Woodbridge where they will en-
joy an outing of couple of weeks.
Letter Carrier James A. Fadlex attended
the encampment at Boston returning home
yesterday, having been delayed on a side
track listening to one more tune by Reeves
| band
Miss Carr, of Perry's fancy store, and
| Miss Mary Pierce of William street ars
| spending three weeks at South Farms
Middletown, stopping at the pleasant home