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


 are at Alburg Springs hotel, Alburg Springs, Vt.
 Mrs. R. s. Lines of 514 Elm street, left this city yesterday for a few weeks sojourn at Mt. Bowdoin, Mass.
 Says the Litchfeld Enquirer: Professor J. M. Lee of New Haven, who is spending the summer on his farm Cloverdale, drops in occasionally on some of our astute checker players to pass pleasant hour in a social contest on the magic squares Among those who have proved them worthy of his steel are F. M. Sanford, Lawyer Judd and Attorney Roberts.
 The following New Haven people are at Saratoga Springs: The president of the Electric Light company, James English and wife, Maier Zunder, Louis Feldman, Arthur Howarth. George Allen, who is connected with F. M Brown & o., is also at Saratoga with his wife.
 Lieutenant B. V. Reynolds is at Holder ness, N. H.
 Emil Tesche will sail for Europe to-day.
 William Mcdonnell is spending his vaca- tion in Maine.
 Miss Elizabeth B. Street of Temple street is visiting in Clinton.
 Miss Katheyn Mccarthy is summering at Marion.
 John S. Osborn and family are at Sag Harbor.
 Dr. Daniel A. Jones of 74S Chapel street and family are at Morris Cove.
 Miss Maude Firth of Philadelphia is vis- iting Miss Saunders of Highwood.
 Mrs. W. B. Holt and children of Bradley street are summering at Berlin, Conn.
 H of %ha with his family, will leave the city to-day for weeks sojourn at the shore.
 Misses Tillie M and Anna S. Brennan of Kimberly avenue are at Black Rock.
 Miss Ellen Weaver started yesterday on visit to New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
 Miss Hattie Leggett of Howard avenue has returned from a visit trip up the Hudson.
 s. G. Pease, the newsdealer, and his sister, Miss Carrie Pease, are at Watch Hill.
 Miss Kate Guncheon and sister of Red field street are spending two weeks at Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. William Hillhouse and Miss Emily Betts of No. Hillhouse avenue are at Minnewaska, Penn.
 Miss Elizabeth Lyddy of New York is the guest of Miss Anna Waugh of No. 71 Putnam street.
 Miss Anna B. Harrison of Hartford is visiting Mrs. E. Curran of Greenwich ave- nue.
 Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Scoville, at West Cornwall.
 William D. Brinsley, jr. of the postofice will spend two weeks with his father in East Morris.
 Miss Esther North of Fair Haven has de- cided not to go to Lake George this season, but will summer at Morris Cove.
 Ezekiel s. Stoddard of Stoddard, Kim berly & Co.,, is at the Crawford house, White mountains. He will return Mon day.
 Dr. Edward s. Gaylord of 637 Chapel Wooster street are at Old Forge, N Y.
 Miss Tillie Kolterman of Grand avenue and Miss Nellie Gardner have gone to Lake George.
 Mrs. Rose Levant of Deep River, Conn.,, is on a visit to Mrs. Jennie E. Hanson of 58 Prince street.
 Miss May Kenney of 196 Cedar street has gone to Nantucket Beach to spend the re- mainder of the season.
 Mrs. George O. Allen of Jersey City and Mrs. Alfred Haynes of NewYork are visit ing Mrs. Stanley of Lamberton street.
 Mrs. Benjamin J. Gretsch and children of New York are visiting Letter Carrier Iadore A. Stein at his house, 107 Hill street.
 Mrs. E. s. Hataling, who has been visit ing Mrs. w. o. Gage of 211 Portsea street, has returned to her home in Port Rich mond, s. I.
 William Russell of Worcester member of the firm of Russell Brothers of this city, was married to Mrs. J. s. Rrownell of Waterbury Thursday
 Misses Mamie Corcoran, Lizzie Welch, Kittie Carler, Minnie Dunn, Mollie Shaw, Maggie Cunneen and Mamie Adams will spend their two weeks' vacation at the White mountains. They will start next week.
 William J. Bartlett of 36 Edgewood av- enue will spend two weeks vacation at the home of his uncle, on the Hudson, visiting many places of interest on the way.
 The carriage makers of M. Armstrong & Go. enjoyed themselves at South End on Thursday, making the trip in M. Whites sailboat Hyles with Foreman David Rem frew as captain. -
 Miss Isadore J. Woods of 95 Whalley avenue left yesterday to spend two weeks vacation in Meriden. From there she goes to Hartford returning by the way of Westfe1d, Mass, where she will remain during the month of August.
 w. H. Hall, secretary of the State Sun day School association, visited several fam flies in Tyler City on Thursday afternoon, in the interests of Sunday school work. The State association is constantly looking after the places where small Sunday schools have been or ought to be main tained.