Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-31
PERSONAL NOTES

About New Haveners and Their Sum-
 mer Outing by Lake, Seashore,
 Mountain and Glen.
 Every train to this city now brings New
 Haveners returning home from vacation
 visits, from journeys by sea or land or
 both, but hundreds are yet away. Prob
 ably never before were so many New
 Haveners away on vacation as this year.
 Miss May L. Pierce of William street has
 returned from Boston after an absence of
 two months.
 Mrs. George w. Goodrich and family of
 Brooklyn, E. D., are visiting New Haven
 friends.
 Miss Louise Deniker Eltz, the contralto
 singer, and her sister, Miss Clara, forelady at Mayer, Strouse & Co.'s, have just re-
 turned from four weeks trip to Bethle- hem, Pa., and to Niagara Falls. Miss Sara Thatcher and her sister Marie
 have returned from stay at Hawleyville, New York state. Mrs. Ezra Bishop, wife of MT. Bishop, the jeweler, has gone to New York state on pleasure trip. At Sing Sing she will meet her son, Frank Bishop, Yale go, who has been spending the summer with party in the Catskills, and they will then take short pleasure tour before returning. Miss Jessie Chatterson is at Indian Neck.
 H. c. White has gone to the Adiron- dacks.
 James Brennan and John Shaughnessy are in Boston. E. s. Isham, an old Yale graduate, is visiting in this city. Judge Deming has been admitted to the American Bar association. John K. Punderford of Howe street has returned from Plumb Island Cliff Parnaby of 61 Edgewood avenue will soon sail for Europe. Rev. w. J. Mutch, pastor Of the Howard avenue church, will return from his two months western tour Monday. Miss Ella Belden has resigned as con- tralto of the St. Pauls church choir and has gone to Chestertown, N. Y., for 8 few weeks for her health. Professor Tracy Peck and wife have re- turned.
 Rev. John Landen of 348 Grown street is at Short Beach. Miss Zilpa Hazlitt is at Ocean Grove, N. MT. and Mrs. F. c. Paisley have just re- Berkshire hills. Druggist Hodgson of Whalley avenue is at Ocean Grove, N. J. J. T. Benham, the Broadway shoe mer- chant, has gone to Block Island. Letter Carrier Gill is home from the White mountains. Druggist Higby of the Yale pharmacy and family are at Monmouth, Me. General Pierpont is back from three weeks stay in the Catskills. David Ashmun and wife are home from a tri1 of o1zo'I Inro in fbo Miss Jennie King of 137 Franklin street will visit the Catskills this month. Miss Caroline Sperry, daughter of E. H. Sperry of 234 Whalley avenue, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred L.. Miner of Chicago. Misses Anna and Maud Gilhuly, daug gh-
 ters of ex-Alderman Gilhuly, left Saturday for two weeks visit to their cousin, Miss Tiny Matthews, at the normal college, New York.
 Prof. J.M.Lee and family are home from Bethlehem, Conn. F. E. Hum and family are home from Money island. l Dr. William Ehni is home from a three 1 months stay in Europe. Thomas H. Gill is home from the White mountains. William E. McHarg of the Albany Argus and wife, Miss Davis, of New York and Miss Amy Gage of Meriden are visiting
 William H. Gage of 13O Howard avenue. Walter B. Berkeley, B. L. Woodruff, Frank B. Harris and H. B. Washburn will start today for weeks cruise on the yacht Peerless. They will cruise eastward and will stop at New London and New port.
 Superintendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph Smith, in company with W. L.. Thomas, l the we'll known conductor on the Canal road, left Saturday for Sara toga where they spent Sunday. To-day they will go | to the Adirondacks for a weeks soiourn. Miss Maggie Mcdonald is making a two l weeks stay in the Catskills.
 Mrs. E. G. Austin of Lynwood street is
 in Saratoga. Mrs. E. J. Holiday of High steet has
 been staying at Block island. Lawyer c. E. Hoadley and family are | visiting in New York state. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Greene of Bridge l port are stopping in town for few days. Officer J.H. Gilligan, who does night duty | at the railroad depot, is being visited at his
 home, 93 Nash street, by his niece, Miss l Annie Geary of New York city. The | genial officer himself leaves next week on l short vacation trip to Hartford. Charles P. Cooley, E. F. Swift, R. M. ! Huntington, jr., of Hartford, and M. M. | Runyan of Plainfeld, N. J., all recent
 Yale graduates, are visiting friendsin New Haven.
 Mrs. Marion Case and Miss Myra W. Case of Canton Center are visiting this city for few days. FOR SLEEPLESSNESS