Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-13
PERSONAL NOTES,

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ON Trip to Coloraao-A Trip Up the
Hudson-A PrOmotion-O6 for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Outings In Gem
eral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Waterman Of
Orange street, this city, Mrs. George w.
Decatur, Miss Decatur and Mr.. Frank w.
Litchfeld Of Boston left yesterday for
New York. They are to spend about ten
days in trip up the Hudson river, stop
ping at West Point, Peekskin and numer--
GUS other places on the way to Albany.
Mr.. James Wright, who formerly lived
in Saratoga, N. Y, has been on visit to
his uncle, Mr.. Il. M. Bishop, the State
street druggist and leaves for his home in
Knoxville, Tenn, today. Mr.. Wright is
civil engineer, graduate of Union col
lege, and is in partnership with Mr.. Wood,
a son-in-law of Mr.. Burchell of Olive
street, this city.
Mr.. Henry Hopkins has been appointed
manager of the Hub clothing store, this
city, a position for which he is 30 well
fitted in all respects. His popularity and
list of friends are unusually extensive, and
his promotion is in recognition of his long,
faithful and brilliant services at the Hub
store, and is a special honor, coming from
a business house of such recognized posi-
ton and high standing.
F. w. .Fellowes of No. ia Whitney av-
enue is at Indian Neck.
Mrs. Thomas Wells of No. 15S Whit
ney avenue is summering at Watch Hill,
r. I.
William Il. Mokeley of the postofice
will spend the next two weeks at Saratoga
Springs.
Rev. DIR. Smyth's family will spend a
part of the summer at Block Island.
Mrs. TT. Munger and family ara at
Lakeside, N. II.
A. O. Abbott and family have gone to
Sunapee, N. H., for the summer.
J. w. Townsend and family of 80 How
ard avenue are at Franklin, Conn.,, for the
summer.
Rev. William J. Mulch, pastor of the
Howard avenue Congregational church,
and family are enjoying vacation in FL
roy, Wis.
Professor A. E. Verrill and family are
at Stony Creek.
Mr.. William Nicely, the dry goods mer-
chant, and General Harmon of this city,
and Mr.. Post, prominent insurance man
| of Hartford, are on trip west. They go
as far west as Colorado and will stop at
several of the large cities en- route. They
WILL 10 obbohG doOuI TWO Wc6hS
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Dykeman have gone
to Europe.
| Mrs. P. Bartlett, Mrs. L. P. Bartlett,
Mrs. L. A. Bartlett, Mr.. H. P. Bartlett and
Miss Alice R. Pierce, residing at No. 1136
Chapel street, are occupying cottage at
| Westbrook, Conn.
Mr.. E. w. Cornwall of No. 397 Crown
street has gone to Paterson, N. J.
Malcolm Booth and family of No. %
| Lynwood street are over at Peace Dale
R. I.
Professor Henry P Wright and family
of No. 1873 York street will spend the sum.
mer at Oakham, Mass.
F. W. Beers of No. 1888 Crown street
has gone west, and will spend some time
at Evanston, Ill.
Dr. A. E. Thayer of No. 213 York street
has removed to New York to No. $40 Wes
153d street..
Professor Ensign and wife, NJ. S. Rosen
back and family and F. G. Tuttle ane
family are at the Branford Point house.
DR.. Skiff's family and George 81. Scrsn
ton are at Double Beach.
Louis Eager is having pretty cottage
built near Indian Point, Branford.
Mr.. James WEIGH, assistant chief opera
tor of the Southern New England Tele
phone company, will spend the first two
weeks of August in Saratoga.
The condition of County Commissions
Page, who has been ill for number O.
weeks at his home in Danbury, does no
improve. He is afflicted with stomach
trouble, and is in very low physica
condition
Miss Sophie L. Northrop and Miss Susi
Kinner of West Haven leave to-day for
weeks visit in Norfolk, Conn, and ada
cent places.