Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-05
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES Jhiefiy A bout New Haven People and
 Their Summer Vacations.
 J. Wolcott has returned from Saratoga. Mrs. s. N. Beecher is at West Norfolk, Conn. Mrs. J. s. Griggs is at Saranac Inn, N. Y.
 Miss May Smith, cashier at Mcintyre, Mcguire & Co.'s, has returned from two weeks trip to Milford. She has had pleasant time.
 The family of Fl. c. Warren, the banker and broker, is at Hotel Lookoff, Sugar Hill, N. H.
 Miss Fannie Lonndregan of Broad Brook, who has been visiting her brother, John Lonndregan of Blatchley avenue, for the past month, has returned home.
 Misses Gertrude E. Short, May M. Hol- comb, Estelle E. Darton, Hattie S. Brins- made: Hattie D. Holcomb, Esther E. North and Ida Scranton are staying at Morris Cove for the summer.
 President G. A. Butler of the Trades mems bank is at Asquam house, Holder ness, N. H.
 The family of T. A, Todd is at Stony Greek.
 D. D. Mallory is at Lake George, NY.
 N. J. Beers is at Stony Creek.
 D. s. Cooper, the grocer, and family are are at Morris Cove.
 J.H. Mansfield of George street is at GA Front street, Saratoga.
 The Misses Bangs of Sherman avenue are at Lake Mohawk. N. Y.
 E. White of Mo- Oak street is at Brat tleboro, Vt ..a g+ .4...
 The Misses Andrew of Ward street are at the Mountain house, Greenfield, NY.
 William G. Redfeld of the New Haven County National bank has returned from the White mountains. 4
 c. H. Pope and wife, who have been vis- iting MT. and Mrs. CIV. Conner at Water bury, have returned home.
 Miss Mary Shevlin is to leave this city to-day to spend two weeks at Jersey City and Long Branch.
 F. J. Markle is at shokane, Ulster county, N. Y.
 Miss Laura Coyle Farrell is spending her vacation with her aunt, Miss Mamie Reynolds of 69 Asylum street.
 Miss Nellie Mulvey, cashier of the Mag ara laundy, started yesterday for New York and Brighton Beach, to spend her vacation.
 Miss Alice G. Heath, who has been visit ing at South Norwalk, will spend the re- mainder of her vacation at Martha's Vine yard.
 Miss Josie Le Brun, daughter of the Congress avenue boot and shoe dealer, and Miss Maude Reynolds left last evening for a months stay at Long Branch and Sara toga.
 0. R. Phillips, the sign painter, recently stepped on a toy rake and injured his foot so badly that he is confined to his bed.
 Clarence Webb is at Cottage City.
 Miss Fannie Rice has gone to Brooklyn.
 James Logan is spending his vacation al Block Island.
 Miss Lizzie Blenner is visiting friends al Mt. Vernon.
 Frank Maher of S05 Grand avenue is al Saratoga.
 The Misses Lillian L. and Nettie L. Car rington are at Saratoga Springs.
 Mrs. George s. Hatch of Worcester Mass, and her three daughters are visiting her father, Dr. J. w. Cumming, at his home in West Haven.
 The Misses Jennie and Margaret Bray oi Davenport avenue are at Norwich.
 The Misses Alice and Grace Embler are spending two weeks at West Hartford. Miss Kittie Boylen of Wooster street hal gone to Liddletown on two weeks vaca- tion.
 Miss Kitty Skelly of Temple street, ii visiting friends in New York and Long Branch.
 J. N. Champion, the Chapel street flo rist, has returned from a vacation at West field, Mass. Mrs. William H. Atwood is at the Crawford House, White Mountains, N. H H. B. Ives of Fair Haven is at Bethle hem, N. H. Dr. Francis Bacon and wife are at Lak Mumenaska, N. Y. Mrs. A. McAlister of Grown street is a Orient house Kearsarge, N. H. Mrs. A. McC. Matthewson, wife of Law yer Matthewson, is at Albion house, Pots dam, N. Y. Mrs. F. G. Gorham is at Noroton, Conn Professor Tracy Peck and wife are a York Harbor, Me. Mrs. Mary Arvine is at New Brighton Staten Island, N. Y. Professor F. A. Fowler, director of musi at St. Paul's church, this city, has returned with his family from Ocean Grove, N. Professor Fowler returned in consequence of his duties as secretary and treasurer O of the State Music Teachers association The expense of the recent convention 1 which Professor Fowler has paid amount l to $1 ,500. AS soon as convenient Professo Fowler will, with his family, take an out 1 ing at Bristol, Conn.,, and other summe resorts.
 Mrs. s. L. French of George street goe | this week to Colebrook, Conn, for tn 1 season.
 Mrs. J. B. Beadle of 554 Chapel stree | goes to Morris Cove this week for thi 1 season,
 MT. Charles Denslow and wife from Nor wich, N. Y., are visiting MT. H. c. Good | win of Lamberton street. Rev. l.. II. Squires and wife and Mis- Fannie Squires have gone to Charleston N. H.
 Mrs. R. M. Sherman and Miss Mabe Sherman started yesterday for Springfield Mass.
 NEW HAvENERS AT MAPLE GROVE. MAPLE GROVE, Hartsville, Mass.-U among the Berkshire hills, six miles iron | Great Harrington station, is Maple Grove the country seat of MT. J. J. Hart C Bridgeport and New Haven, who used t 1 tifully. This place is nestled among tn l house of Eye olden time." But the hous is none too big for the guests it contains Most are from the Gland of steady habits, the 'City of Films" sending generou quota. The guests are as follows: Mrs | William H. Merwin and daughters, Misse Lillian and Jennie, Miss Mabel Andrew of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. J. J. liar and daughter, Emma, Mrs: pr; Collar and children, Miss Kittie La Field ant Master Arthur La Field Bridgeport l Conn.,, Mrs. Charles A. Tomlinsol and daughters, Ada and Bertha, of Mil ford, Conn, the last the wife and daugh ters of Charles A. Tomlinson, high sheriff of New Haven county. Professor E. D Harmon and family occupy part of thu house. Time is passed in playing croquet boating, walking, going huckleberrying ol hay loads. There are some good singer and these often vie with the bobolinks i, the meadows. Take it all in all they ar having very enjoyable weather at Mapl Grove.
 Sheriff Tomlinson, MT. William Fl. Mer win of New Haven and Dr. Collard O Bridgeport will soon join the party.