Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-21

I hcrrr rre~ry x@rc,, n..--r -. u,r.s-
summer 0ntsn..-wI.ts.r .....sn
Note.-asuesfs or Ne,v ~ =. ~
Miss Carrie Gesner z anardin, tl,a :r,on+b
in Woodbridce
pa,;.;v w I,oa II u.e
a. tba North CONWAY hn,,sa WITT r,a,,n -
tains. o'
: ~, nap,.u1
nart Of New SYort state On a short va
cation.
James r Rvder of tb;s o;tv has coma 10
STAY a few DAYS at Centre Harbor. New
Hampshire:
Miss Gertrude M Hnl1 of Pla;nv;lle ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. w Gleason of
AZ Summer street.
n q Fn11er. assistant secretary Of the
Security Insurance company, has gone to
the White mountains.
III M willis and vito and Mrs Franz
T. Baldwin and son are SPENDING few
DAYS at Greenport. L. Il
Ne. NJ donoht. e As,assor
Miss q. 11.I 1851. VI assoI 1'..
amt IN Mansfeld Mass
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oen anu VIZ IN., alI sey ~ o'nei
,r" ~. 49, !. A., ,o of Gao
M. J JoIa a"i ~ - III e.: davs i,
PIE g oonnson, - spenuns 10" u"ys -
oou.nine'on Will aiiens'
MISS = annie L Munson, 110one. ~ IL sne
D1xwen avenue SCHOOL, VIII spehu 'nreo
weeks ae oeelienen' ~ r.
President WEIGH of the First Nat1onal
Bank and family are summering at the
onelton mouse. rln 's, oronafu
Miss FANNIE Miner, stenograpner Ior
Meyer, Strouse q Co., Is spending her va
cation in Bristol and vicinity
Dwight Loomis and Grace Loomis, of
Rockville, arrived at the Fabyan house,
White mountains, Monday night.
w w Thomas. a PROSPEROUS business
man of St. Paul, Minnesota, is visiting his
sister. Mrs. LaForge of Dixwell avenue.
II r Ra,ad;c+ vito and children arrived
home Monday from the white mountains.
They ware STUNNING at the Crawford house
r1arl coy+no1, Of the court Of annea1s
New York civ ia snending a week OF two
i, +h;o o;t,, Yybaro he hoe already MANY
f1;ends
N,,
=: N9 n SJ, n1ona s ~ NGmo 9n,'
anu LG y ., !. Ne"co!np, VI Ngm Hoi.on'
arrived az gne nuniinio mousse W ni'e ihoon-
'aihs' VI nonoAy'
James A. Church, the builder, OF this
city, and his son, Arthur j. Church, Joined
Mrs. Church at the summit mouse, Wmte
mountains, Monday.
Hon. J. D. Plunkett of the board Of edu-
cation, DR.. E. l.. Bisseu and Antonio
Rockwell of Hurle's merchant tailoring
store, sailed from europe Tor nome last
Saturday, on TING steamer ombrla.
The New Haven members of the 26th G.
". which had a re union Yesterday at
Tvle,s beach. Fishers island. are A. J.
Blake. B. B. Champlin. James Chappell,
E. Robbins and Henry E. Shepard.
The White Mountain Echo of Tuesday
notes the following Connecticut arrivals
for Monday: J. E. Burgess (of Burgess &
Burpessl. New Haven. and wife. and two
sisters r. Mr. Rnroess Miss .Tnstina Bnr.
oess and Miss Heien r BURGESS of Man.
oohos+a, NJ n Tho ,,ortv orc "a Tho 9r,n-
n MT bn,,se pay Wv 49,
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r. anu Mls. r. p D. Asma1ei " Gins 'llis AZ, 9lsy
a At sue aag d. plooAV"1s, o9, niis
~ ,'saa+ 5ai;ahtf,,i s,ots =; 9ronrat;,,t
- Nae1 :. To- s..a-.sS A.
some enterprising man with genius fo,
hotel keeping does not erect a hotel Of
! considerable size for summer onests The
Landscapes are diversified and beant;fnl
and tha views m ali s;des yar;ad and
lovely. - -
w;,,;am A o,,ost ana u,;eo 90 Mssh
;noton y = and Mrs s q NJ WbeeIocl
nf Eonhnrv a,r;uad a. Tho Tw;n Monnts;,
ba,,sa WIKI ,,ao.,rt aS ,,o -, MnndaUn;oht
NJ as $50. mo =: Jul, 1l.,e vi y - CIV
WI: oron1' - men AnoMn !oulna a.t a a1
autnor anu Ut one tin,e apouc Cwenty-n Y,
years ago eal9or anu part owner OF tIt
tor of the Minneapolis Tribune. In lat
| years he has been a Washington correspon