Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES.
About New Haven People-Many Summer Outings.

About New Haven PeOple-Many Summer Outings. Miss Mary F. Durham, sister of Hon. John s. Durham, United States consul to San Domingo, is visiting at the house of ex-Consul E. D. Bassett on Temple street. MT. Robert T. Fowler leaves Monday for 1 Tatmuck, where he will spend the summer. Miss Clara North is stopping at the l Bates house at South Glastonbury. l Miss Edner E. Carter starts Saturday | | for Gothem, Mass. She will be at the |
 Hubbard house.
 Miss Munroe of Providence, R. l., is
 visiting Mrs. G. L. Williams of St. John
 street.
 MT. Walter O. Mansfield spent Sunday
 at Stony Creek with MT. Charles Mix.
 Miss c. R. Chapman has returned from visit with her grand niece, Grace Sylvia filling of Stratford.
 Miss Lulu Case, who does the retouch-
 ing of photographs at Stoddard's, and a member of St. Paups choir, has just-re-
 turned from two weeks stay in Canaan, Conn.
 Mrs. E. c. Riker of SIS State street left
 town yesterday to spend weeks vacation
 at Naugatuck, visiting friends.
 Professor F. A. Fowler is putting in a church or pipe organ at his music rooms. It is as large as many used in churchs, a
 two manual.
 Mrs Marguerite Coyle of 60 Asylum
 street is visiting her sistor in Plainville.
 Alderman Avis and family are soon to leave this city on visit to the famous
 Luray cave in West Virginia.
 Henry Pallman of 432 Chapel street is spending the summer in Hartford. Aus
 tin Phelps and Thomas Kelly are also stay , ing in Hartford.
 Miss A. G. Lyon and Miss Ida Bishop ) are taking vacation at the Hotel Thomp- son in Old Windham, Conn. } Miss Minnie Stahl of 556 Chapel street } is in New York for the month of August. Corbin Wood and his daughter, Mrs. ) Sears of Worcester, are visiting the fam 5 fly of Police Sergeant Mcbride. MT. Wood is an uncle of Mrs. Mcbride. E. Phillips and wife, James M. Phillips, 3 Walter Phillips and J. V. Stacy and wife 7 are at Alexandria Bay, N. Y. 8 R. E. Judd and W. E. Hastings have 8 just returned from weeks trip on Long ] Island sound, and are greatly benefited by 2 | the trip. , L. irving Rogers has gone on visit to t Bayport, L. I. He made the entire jour @ ney on his bicycle.
 @ Stephen Moore, with his father, John @ Moore, are spending their vacation in New k | York city.
 l Miss Theresa McNan of Naugatuck has a returned home from a visit to Miss Annie d Clune of this city. s James Maher, who has recently returned # from Saratoga, will go into the employ of p the Rabbit Soap company as travelling $ salesman.
 s James H. Kivlan, late of the Dessauer e Opera company, and Mary E. Kivlan, so- s prano at St. Mary's church, start Monday IS on a two weeks trip to Saratoga and Great }. Harrington, Mass.
 = Walter Thomas, Harry Williams and t Misses Annie and Bertie Stokes made up g d pleasant sailing party yesterday on the e Sound.
 n MT. Stephen c. Cooke and wife of &
 Howe street are stopping for few weeks
 at Money Island Mrs. William Cooke ano 20 l daughter Margie are summering at Col
 chester. Master Clifford Cooke is passing 'l some of his vacation at the Field cottage le in Madison.
 o. James N. Nanton of Nixon &r Nanton, G restaurant, on State street, and James o ], Jones left yesterday for few days stay a a Saratoga.
 n John Reynolds of Myrtle street is lait .d up with rheumatism brought about b, r overwork.
 ;ii Mrs. Harry Rudolph and family of Grant ya l avenue are spending the month of Angus rs l at Lillian cottage, Cheshire. ,d The crop of Connecticut peaches will b a very light this year. ,s- The story sent out from Hartford to tn as effect that the Bennington monument wa ar attached to secure the Security Insuranc d company for money borrowed is denied an w. E. James of Putnam has rat in ca little necked bottle. The bottle was lyin be on apile of refuse and it is thought tn oe rat crawled into it when the rat wa
 small.
 The largest dam in the Housatonic rive
 at West Cornwall, which was washe
 away last winter, has recently been recor oo ! structed.
 'so The reunion of the Twelfth O.. " wi Iet be held in Hartford on September 9. A An ex-member of Company K, Stratfort nd is said to be writing his army experience
 to recite at the coming reunion of the con
 pany at Savin Rock. "o Albert J. Clark, member of Elias How nd jr., post, Bridgeport, died Sunday at tt on home of his father-in-law, George A. Ma [ lett of Tashua MT. Clark had suffered fe
 eleven years from locomotor attaxia, a di ni- ease which gradually destroys the life k the spinal column. The deceased leaves of | wife, one daughter, Mrs. Ferris of Nev .lv town, and two sons.
 Mrs. w. H. Stevenson of Bridgeport an .il- daughters, MT. Shelton Stevenson and Mi nd Cogswell are stopping at the Grand Unio ral hotel in Saratoga this week.