Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-20
Personal Notes.

Thomas Mcdonald has returned from Saratoga.
 M. J. Goulet of this city is visiting in Waterbury.
 Mrs. H. Hendricks and daughter Louise are at New York.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald of 8 Wall street will wis it Ireland next month. Miss Alice Tucker of Sprague is visiting l relatives in New Haven.
 John McDonough, formerly of this city, | has gone to San Francisco. MT. and Mrs. Mitchell Stevens of Water | bury are sojourning at Savin Rock. The Misses Rose and Minnie Flynn have gone to Litehfeld to spend the summer. Mrs. I. N. Holden of Lowell, Mass, is visiting Mrs. E. E. Baker of 30 Edwards street.
 Miss Fannie Marsh of New Haven has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Julia Cook of Goshen.
 Miss Bertie c. Monaghan of this city, who has been visiting in Bridgeport, has returned.
 MT. and Mrs. Rolla and the Misses Rolla of Chicago are visiting for few days in this city.
 Miss Mollie Rourke of Long Island City is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Mullen of Gilbert street.
 Lewis Asher has returned from Oakland Beach and Boston, where he spent Monday with his children.
 Conductor George Hollis of the Second avenue elevated road in New York is visit ing friends in this city.
 Miss Katie Connery and Miss Lizzie Hayes of Grand avenue will spend the next four weeks in Lakeville.
 Miss Ida c. Anthony of Stratford is spending the summer at Lake Saltonstall with her aunt, Mary Allen Tucker.
 Mrs. s. I. Gilbert of this city and Miss Ruth Willard of Hartford have gone on a two weeks trip to the Berkshire hills
 Policeman Farrell and wife and Mrs. Dargan will start for Rockaway Beach, Saturday, to be gone till September 1.
 E. L. Frisbie, jr. and family of Water bury, who have been summering at Wood mont, return to Woodmont soon to finish their outing.
 Miss Thatcher, of Perry's fancy goods store, and her sister, Miss Marie, left on Monday for stay of two weeks at Hur- leyville, New York state.
 Frank S. Bishop of this city, Yale go, is summering in the Catskills for five or six weeks with party of his friends He returns about September 1.
 Mrs. Fred Baldwin and daugter, Miss Lillie Baldwin of Al Henry street, left yesterday for two weeks visit to friends in Buffalo and at Niagara Falls.
 General Frank D. Sloat leaves New York this week on coastwise steamer bound for New Orleans. He goes on business and expects to return in about three weeks.
 Mise Katie Flood of S56 State street and Miss Katie Mahon of 251 Hamilton street have returned from two weeks visit to friends in Waterbury and Southington.
 Charles Webster, the young son of prominent bridge builder of Pennsylvania, is spending few weeks at the home of MT. and Mrs. L. A. Mansfield of Lyon street.
 Frank E. Frisbie of the Friend E. Brooks fur store and family have returned from 8 very pleasant stay in Woodbridge, which was varied by many delightful drives into the surrounding country.
 Mrs. George w. Bean of Bradley street, daughter of P. B. Hinsdale, has been en- tertaining as guests her sister Mrs. Ella Herline of Chicago and MT. Herline, also 30 Miss Ina Haywood of Fayette, Iowa, W0o 10 2 voocAoH HI tuo soluluh[y III Cudt place. -4..n
 Frank H., Carr who, during the past few years has travelled extensively for Healy & Bigelow, is stopping at the Globe hotel. MT. Carr says he visits many beautiful cities, but none that are more beautiful than New Haven, which he compliments highly for it's fine roads and very many delightful drives.
 MT. George A. ,Dickerman, the florist, is the happy possessor of two more of those Brazilian marmosets which are daily be- coming acquainted with New Haveners, people of all ages and sizes taking great pleasure in viewing these diminutiYe and very intelligent little creatures. They oc- cupy quite big sized wire tenement house in the florists office and are becoming &C., clmated, though finding it too cool nights unless snugly wrapped up in little woolen blankets. ;. =.
 P. B. Hinsdale of Bridgeport, former New Havener, thirty years ago carriage manufacturer on East street, near Bridge, and who recently resided for short time on: State street, this city, near Grove street, has twice fallen down stairs at his home in Bridgeport, both times receiving severe injuries. The last time he fell the whole length of two flights of stairs, and is still seriously feeling the effects of the fall. T MT. Hinsdale is now upward of sev- enty years of age and is a man weighing nearly 200 pounds, and his escapes from more serious injuries is wonder.
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