Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-16
PERSONAL NOTES.


Many New Haveners and Their sum.
mer Vacations other Personal
Notes of Interest.
Mr.. William II. Hale, night editor of the
Norwich Bulletin, who has been sick for
number of days, is now at Morris Cove for
a week to recuperate.
Charles Leishman of this city, member
of the Rover Bicycle club, who is on
bicycle trip to Boston, stopped at Norwich
for day. He expects to reach Boston
on Friday.
Senator Joseph R. Hawley, who is pass
ing the summer at Woodmont, was in
town yesterday.
Miss M. w. Engel of Elm street and her
brother, w. F. Engel, leave in few days
for Long Branch and Asbury, N. J. Mr..
Engel will stay two weeks. Miss Engel
will remain until the end of the season.
Miss Eta Boomer has returned to her
home in this city after spending a week
with friends at New London.
j. A. Riis, we'll known New York
newspaper writer and author af the book
Glow the Other Half Lives" will be the
guest of Rev. John Collins Saturday and
|, WILL 5p6hk u6AU OuuQAY evening" IN The
Calvary Baptist church.
Mr. J. j. Harding of this city, who is
connected with the New York Advertiser,
was at his home in this city yesterday.
A. Brett Hughes is still in very critical
condition at his home on Forbes avenue.
Fears are entertained that he may not re-
cover. His condition was about the same
yesterday that it has been for several days.
At a meeting of ministers in Springfield,
Tuesday, the Rev. K. Fl. Kazanjian, a
Turkish student at Yale, contributed a
graphic description of the prosecutions en-
| dured by the Armenian church.
f. B. Miller of Columbus avenue sailed
yesterday for Europe.
Clara A, daughter of George J. Faulha-
Der, will spend the summer at Milford.
Mrs. Sanford, wife of Superintendent
Sanford of the almshouse, is at Avon for a
few weeks.
Philip Pond, who was obliged to go
away for his health several weeks ago, has
returned much improved, having spent
his vacation in Litchffeld county. He had
become much reduced from the effects of
grip and pneumonia.
Miss Emily A. Dunsing, daughter of
August A. Dunsing, sailed Tuesday for
Europe on the steamer Trave. She will be
absent about year. In Bremen she will
meet a party of friends from the west,
and they will then visit the principal
countries of Europe.
Judge Charles w. Carter, who is i'll at
his home in Preston, is reported as not i'm
proving. He has failed rapidly since he
was taken i'll.
Mrs. Milo Allen is visiting her daughter
in Westbrook.
D. B. Ahearn has returned from pleas
ant trip to Colchester
Attorney Fred Eberle of Hartford was
in the city yesterday.
Charles R. Bannon was Tuesday night
| elected lieutenant of police at Water,
| bury to succeed the late George w. Root.
R. W. Meigs has returned from his fort
| nights vacation at Geneva, N. Y. Mrs
Meigs will not return till August.
Mr.. G.. L. Armstrong has gone to South
Egremont, Mass, and is at the Mount
| Everitt hotel
Mr. J. E. Todd is at the Pequot house,
Morris Cove.
Mr.. w. H. Ely is at CRANKY, Conn.
Mr.. Frank Tuttle is at the Point house
| Branford.
MrW F. Gilbert and family are at thei,
cottage at Morris Cove.
Mr.. E. R. Whiting is at Mantle, Conn.
Mr.. Shoninger, the piano manufacturer
| and his fam ly are at the Hotel Kaaterskill
| Kaaterskill, N. Y.
|. Mr.. E. B. HUM has returned from few
| days vacation at West CRANKY.
| Mr.. E. Hayes Trowbridge and family
have gone to the Farragut hotel, Rye
Beach, N H., where they have spent sew
| eral summers.
| Mr.. J. T. Whittlesey of this city, who
has been living in Cambridge, Mass, fol
some time, is at East River, Conn, for thu
| summer.
| Superintendent Lewis Elliott of the l.
| Candee Rubber company has, with hi
family, removed to their cottage at Yves
| Haven shore for the summer.
| Mr.. E. L. Catlin is at the Pequot house
Morris Cove.
Manager Burnham of the New Haye1
ball team has gone to Providence for two
days.