Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-27
PERSONAL NOTES.


EAASVNAA NVIkSSs
chiefly About New Haven People and
Their Summer Outings.
Joseph Gile left this city yesterday to
spend the summer at his suburban resi-
dsaee at Franklin Falls, N. Il.
DR.. II. John Hunter has returned from
his vacation at lion, N. Y. i
Congressman Wilcox and family are at
their cottage in Westbrook, where they
have summered for six or eight years.
President Clark of the Consolidated road
will probably sail for Europe in few days.
President Clark was one of the big throng
at the boat race yesterday. 7&@-.s ri.
Professor w. K. Townsend of Yale and
family will sail for Europe July 4.
E1-Judge Lynde Harrison and family
have moved to their cottage at Leete's Island
for the summer.
George w. M. Reed, formerly chairman
of New Ravens democratic town commit
tee, but now of Tariffville, will probably
sail from New York July for business
trip to England.
e. s. Smith of Birmingham, formerly a
well known corset manufacturer, was in
this city yesterday. He had just returned
| from trip to Seattle, Wash. where he pro-
poses soon to locate. He has two sons
there-one lawyer, the other doctor
both prominent in their professions.
Dan Carroll of Norwich had his watch
taken from him Thursday while on the ex-
cursion to this city.
Mr.. Peterson, the very popular and ell
Gent presiding officer at the Hyperion box
Office, will pass part of his summer with
1 &c H. 1f frSa 1c ~,
the Lake George region.
The Springfield canoe club will be gen
erously represented at the Lake Champlain
meet in August, the members who have
already decided to attend being Harry D.
Marsh, James G.. Read, Harry Banks,
William E. Parsons, Clarence Euson, Paul
Norton, Ward Galbraith, Emil G. Knappe
and Walter Gum, several of whom have
friends in this city.
Ex-Governor Harrison and family will
spend the summer at their favorite resort
at Lake Dinsmore.
Miss Began, daughter of Officer Bicey
Began, who has been at Clairmont, N. H.,
| for the benefit of her health for couple
of months, will soon return to this city.
Her health is still quite delicate.
Frank Schollhorn, of William Schollhorn
& Co., writes from Cologne that he is i'm
proving in health and is much enjoying
his stay abroad.
Charles Dillon of Hartford, chairman of
the democratic town committee, and Coun-
Gilman Killam of that city, also Thomas
O'Connell, Middletown politician, were
at the city hall yesterday morning calling
on some of their friends. They came down
| to attend the funeral of Mrs. P. B.O'Brien.
Daniel L. Barber of Wallingford will, it
is expected, surely be the next second lieu
tenant Of Co. K, Wallingford.
Captain James A. Daroney, William
Budget, John Doyle, John Hayden, J. F.
Daroney, William Fogarty, Nicholas Daro-
ney, E. J. Hememan and Joseph L. Mer-
chant, with Luke Martin as manager, com
nose the running team of the Wallace Hose
company, Wallingford, which leaves soon
| for a contest in Massachusetts,.
Ellis Redfeld, late of Rolph & Redfeld
has removed his family from Guilford to
his new home in Madison.
The Boston News has long story to the
effect that Samuel T. Dutton, formerly OF
this city, but now superintendent OF
Brookline, Mass, public schools. is max
ing changes in the schools there unsatis
factory to the teachers. 1t is charged that
he intends soon to ask for the designations
of some of the old teachers and substitute
younger ones. He is engaging Connecti
| cut teachers, too, they say. The newly ap
pointed master of the High school is D. S.
Sanford of Stamford, Conn. Miss Day
and Miss Brigdon, said to be from New
Haven, are substitute teachers there.
Mr.. George L. Streeter, the jeweler, who
removed from this city to Fredericksburg
Va, is very pleasantly situated there
His store is considerably larger than the
one he occupied here and has larger
T stock of goods. He finds most cordia
welcome from the southern people an6
, his trade is gratifying and prosperous
one. The place is quite busy one ano
has many manufactures and one of tn,
f finest water powers in all that region
8 The place is beginning to emerge from it.
old lethargy and is beginning to boom ant
bids fair to become in time one of tn
+ most prosperous places in the old Dominic,
f | state.
Principal Mark Pitman left yesterda
= afternoon for New York to take charge o
l a European party, which will start for tn
, | old world this morning.
Miss Emma Poison, teacher of cooking
a | in the public schools, has started on al
: extended tour Of Europe. She goes wit
. a Boston party.
William G. Catlin, '89 S, arrived her
: yesterday too late to participate in the tri
| ennial celebration of his class. He stoppet
here after the race in New London. He
=. now engaged in the. chemical work in
a railroad steel mandatory in Chicago.