Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-14
PERSONAL NOTES.


Trips to Lake, seashore, Mountain
and ValIey-Trips to EurOpe-Gen-
eral Noses.
Eugene S. Willis, Frank E. Baldwin and
wife, A. L. Willis and wife, Clarence Bald
win and Ed NJ. Willis and wife are spend
ing the month of July at Pine Orchard.
Charles P, Merwin, the brick manufac-
turer at Berlin, who resides in New Brit
ain, is with his family occupying cottage
usual.
Miss Mary Thompson and Miss Thomp-
son of Liverpool will sail for Liverpool,
England, August 5.
Ex-Mayor Payne and George T. Mech
of Middletown have returned from trip
to Colorado.
The Hon. Augustus Brandegee and
Judge John G. Crump of New London
were in Paris on June 20 and were soon to
go to Geneva.
Mrs. George L. Bradley, wife of the well
known tenor singer of Trinity church, this
city, has gone to the Catskill mountains
for the summer.
Town Agent Clarity of this city has an
elegant blackthorn stick, Just presented to
him by Frank w. Foley, democratic regis
trar of the Twelfth ward. Mr.. Foley re-
ceived the stick from ireland recently.
Lawyer A. H. Moulton of this city will
spend his vacation at his old home in
Kittery, Me-, where his parents reside.
Superintendent Curtis of the public
schools left yesterday for Toronto, Can
ada, where he will attend the big conven-
ton of school authorities and teachers, at
Oh, oil ~, 1f {ha TTrifaI Cfofa Nd
Canada will be represented.
The Misses Hattie and May Denison of
Clinton avenue, with Miss Grace Potter,
are spending few days with Mrs j. A.
Peck at her West Haven cottage.
Captain T. F. Callahan, president of the
board of Aldermen, was acting mayor yes
terday, Mayor J. B. Sargent being in Bos-
ton.
DR.. Cheney will go abroad next month
to be absent six weeks.
James White will represent the station
airy engineers of this city at the national
convention in Omaha, Neb, September H.
Miss Helen Bartles of Hamburg, Ger
many, is in Wallingford on visit to her
uncle, Frederick F. Ebert
G. w. Leavenworth, a recent graduate
of the Sheffield Scientific school, will en-
ter into the management of R. Wallace &
Sons factory, Wallingford, this fall, with
the special care of the new buildings now
under way.
Miss Addie Mix is visiting in West Meri-
den.
Miss Sadie Oberndorfer left for Long
Branch yesterday.
Clark Smedley and wife are on an ex-
tended trip west.
Mrs. Williams and her daughter of Will
liam street are at Morris, Conn.,
I'll.
is visiting friends on William street.
Ensign E. Y. Witherspoon, U. S. N. who
is in command of the United States
schooner yacht Eager, now stationed at
Shelter island, was in town over Sunday.
Oliver harrington, lately an instructor
in Sheffield Scientific school, leaves in a
few days for his home, Bangor, Me. He
will teach next year in Chicago.
The Rev. M. B. Chapman left yesterday
for Ohio, where he will attend the golden
| wedding of his parents.
Ex-City Auditor Edward Mccarthy and
his wife have just returned home from
Europe. They enjoyed the trip hugely.
Dr. w. G. Alling, wife and son left
yesterday for Shelburne Springs, Shell
| burne, N. H., where they will stay for
two weeks, after which they will 60 to the
Rangeley Lakes, Maine.
Professor w. S. Wheeler, organist and
| musical director at Wooster Place Baptist
| church, has returned from weeks visit
| with his wife to New London, during
which they were guests of Professor and
| Mrs J. d. Rice, who were both formerly
of this city. Mr.. Rice is organist at the
| First church, New London Professor
and Mrs. Wheeler will spend the remainder
of the summer in Stratford, where they
have rented cottage.