Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-10

will interest her many old New Haven friends to know, is in the enjoyment of excellent health for one of her advanced years, she being now 84 years of age. She is spending the summer at Round Lake, Saratoga, together with her daughters, Mrs. Howard Porter of New York and Mrs. Henry H. Finley and daughter of New York
 J. N. Champion, the window shade and lace curtain dealer of this city writing from Pittsford, Vt., where his family are stopping for the rest of the summer and where they annually spend part of the up here in Vermont are very full and you can look over no register but what shows the names of Connecticut people, especial ly the Brooks house at Brattleboro and the Van Ness at Burlington. President Har- rison is expected to be at Proctor, August 27, coming to spend short time with Sen ator Edmunds. The presidents coming and the centennial at Bennington are mak. ing it quite lively for the public spirited people throughout the state.
 Every year more and more New Haven CTS are coming into the mountains.
 Joseph Gile is spending the summer on his farm at Franklin Falls, N. H.
 George Page of this city has returned from his trip to England.
 Misses Kittie Andes and Nellie Thomas have gone to Newport.
 Thomas A. Bassett of High street is vis- iting in Seymour.
 Mrs. Judge Gilbert of Wall street is in Burlington, Vt.
 Miss Anna J. Bristol is visiting at 24O Whalley avenue.
 Mrs. M. E. Alden of Temple street has gone to New Jersey.
 Mrs. Mary E. Cornwall of 29 College street is at West Cheshire
 Miss Frankie Bartlett of State street has returned from a months stay at Deep River with her aunt, a sister of General Graham of Middletown.
 Judge Billings Of Temple street has gone to the Bershire Hills.
 Harry D. Pal nalee of College street is on the Berkshire Hills.
 Letter Carrier James A. Fuller and fam fly are at Say in Rock.
 Miss Annie Cronan of Fair Haven has gone to the Whits mountains for three weeks.
 Rev. NJ. B. Chapman and family have gone to Cottage City, Mass. Miss Hattie Hale and Miss Lucy Jones of Canada are visiting friends on College street.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P. Allen of Wall street udSo SOuo tO v U. Mrs. c. A. Cleeton of 343 Whalley ave nue has returned from Mt Vernon, N. Y. Miss Jessie Welton of 24 Sperry street who has been dangerously sick, is now convalescent Mrs. L. H. Atwater and son and Mrs. W. w. Whittlesey are visiting in Brook field Center, Conn. Miss Mary E. Andrews and Miss Eliza beth Andrews of 80 Ward street have gone to the Mountain house, Greenfield, Ulster | county, N. Y., to spend the summer. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bacon of 32 High | street are at Lake Minnewaska, N. Y. Miss Nellie Dolan is spending her vaca cation in New York and Brooklyn. She 1 Misses Kittie and Josie Golfers of Park l street.
 l Miss Stella Johnson of 76 Cedar street if | at the beautiful farm house of grand. | parents, MT. and Mrs. Shelley, of East | River, Conn. | Rev. A. F. Miller and family of 27 Gar. den street, are spending the summer al Fairfield, Conn.
 Mrs. M. A. Bailey and Gamaliel Bailey of 1O5 Dwight street are at East Haverhill N. H.
 Roger Cargill and family of 61 Ken sington street have removed to Torring | ton.
 w. L. Taylor and family of 695 Chape street are in Woodstown, N. J., for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly and so1 of Shelton are visiting their parents at 47t Columbus avenue
 Mrs. L. P. Bradley and Miss Georgi' Bradley of 139 Chestnut street are in Mid l dletown for week. | c. B. Wooster of 629 Chapel street is a Cedar Island, Herkimer county, N. Y. | Rev. George H. Jackson and family O Winthrop avenue are at Knoxboro, N. Y
 James Ferris of Davenport avenue anc Harry Tansy of Humphrey street, accom- panied by few friends, are camping a Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mansfield are at Sar atoga.
 MT. and Mrs. H. K. Beach are guests 8 Blue Mountain house, Lexington, N. Y. 1 Mrs. George R. Hardy and family are a Cornwall -the-Hudson. 1 H. M. Leighton of Boston is visiting hi son, Dr. A. R. Leighton of the West Ent pharmacy.
 Miss Lizzie Meeks of 334 Howard avenu kas gone to BsldWin's, L. l., to spend few weeks.
 Edward M. Barnes, postmaster of Mil waukee, is visiting Mrs. Smith of 11O Chapel street.
 Assessor Charles A. Baldwin of 32 Edge wood avenue has gone to Camp Tabor NJ.
 Dr. J.. H. Smith and family returne, home from Block Island recently. Dr Smith arrived home Saturday night iron Saratoga, where he attended the annua convention of the Americen Dental associ ation
 Mrs. E. s. Bartlett, 217 York street, ha gone to Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. H. Raymond of Howar, avenue have returned from Mantle, wher they were visiting for ten days. Mrs. Julia A. Willard and her daughte Mabel of Exchange street are spending tn summer at Northfeld, Mass.
 Edward J. Reilley started Saturda night for few days sojourn at New Bed ford, Mass.
 Miss F. E. Robson of Springfield i spending her vacation with A. H. Story o Pine street.
 | Miss E. Gertrude Tracy, daughter c Councilman Tracy, is visiting Miss Am Roy of Holyoke, Mass.
 Attorney s. c. Moorehouse of the fir1 of filling, Webb & Moorehouse has gon to Marshfield Hills, Mass, on his vacation He will be gone two weeks.
 Driver Smith of the police headqual ters, is on his annual vacation. Durin his absence Driver Doran is on day dut at headquarters and Policeman Edwar Bradley fills Driver Doran's place at night
 Miss Ada Henderson of IS Edwar street leaves shortly for stay of coupl of weeks at Colchester, Conn.
 The wife and daughter of Attorney A H. Moulton left Saturday for Kittery, Me where they will spend the remainder c the month. MT. Moulton will join ther in week or two.
 A. G. Hurlburt, son of A. G. Hurlburi the real estate agent, returned Saturda from six months stay at Saco, Me.
 Miss May Kelly of Amboy, N. J., is wis iting the family of Dr. Sage.
 Charles E. Graves has returned from vacation trip to Vermont. He will leay this week for the Thousand Islands. Mrs. William Sheffield and daughter Ruth, and Mrs. B. D. Allyn are at Hayden vile, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas I. Kinney. an, family and Mrs Gilbert Potyin Wiu leav to-day for three weeks stay at Saratoca They will be joined at Holyoke by Mrs William Potyin, who has been yisitinl relatives there. - 7'
 Attorney Ely has returned from fish I ing trip to Canada He spent thrse week