Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-14
PERSONAL NOTES
Principally Regarding New Have
 

Principally Regarding New Haven
 People.
 Rev. H. H. Johnson and wife leave to- morrow morning for Canada to spend 8 month among his old parishioners.
 J. Burton Pierson is spending his vaca- ton at Mantle.
 Ernest Videto of Boston is guest of his aunt, Mrs. T. W. Perry at Shell Beach.
 Mrs. L. Brown of San Francisco, Cal. is visiting Mrs. L. w. Upham of No. 8s Clark street.
 Mrs. John Wall and family and Miss Liz zie Dunn have gone to the Catskills for two weeks.
 Miss Sara Mcdonald of Chapel street and Miss Ella Boylan of Jersey City have gone to Atlantic City.
 The Misses Hattie and Nellie Hurd of Yonkers, N. Y., have been visiting their cousin, Miss Edith M. Bouton of 192 Divi- sion street. They returned home yesterday.
 Miss Alice May Chapin of this city is in Woodbury, Conn.,, to remain until Septem- Der.
 MT. George E. Burlington, Chicago capitalist, and his two daughters are visit ing Mr. and Mrs. F. W. J. Sizer on Fair Haven Heights. They are enthusiastic over New Haven's elms and beautiful sub. urbs, including the views from East Rock park.
 It is rumored that MT. F. M Mundell of New Haven will soon have his book, en. titled "Across the Continent to Russia, ready for publication. MT. Mundell is 6 native of Russia, from where he was com. pelled to flee at an early age. He has made his home the United States after having travelled considerable time ovel Europe, and is now an United States citi zen. Several of his friends who have seer his MS. claim it to be very interesting and engaging book. Miss Flora M. Cornwall, niece of c. R. Coan of the Security Insurance company was married Wednesday afternoon at MT Coan's residence, 1S4 Wooster street, tc Harry D. Kelsey, connected with Stod dard, Kimberly & Co.,, Rev. Harry P. Nichols of Trinity church oficiated. Upon their return they will reside at No. 31 Warren street.
 The Misses Katie A. and Mamie Sheehan have gone on three weeks visit to Engle- wood, N. J.
 Miss Nellie Mulvey, cashier at the Nj agara laundry, has returned from her two weeks vacation in New York
 Mrs. John Wall and family and Miss Lizzie Dnnn of 19 Greene street have gone to the Catskills for two weeks. Miss Maggie Brady of 8 Sylvan avenue if making short visit in Bridgeport, after which she will start for Saratoga. The Rev. Dr. McChesney of this city preached the sermon at the afternoon ses- sion at the Willimantic camp meeting Wednesday.
 Chairman Herbert E. Benton, L. D. Chidsey, the Church street grocer, Frank l,um and others have returned from g pleasant cruise along the Connecticut coast.
 Albert D. Bailey, the poultry deale, who for time was supposed to be miss- ing, has returned from his trip to Scot land. He left information with his wife as to his departure.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Beers leave for Saratoga tomorrow morning. They will stay at the Clarendon until September l. Miss Nellie Clark and Miss Serah Benedict of this city join them at the Clarendon next Tuesday. They will stay also about two weeks. E. R. Brown, the subscription agent, and sister have gone to the White Noun tains for short time. Charles Abell and family of Bristol, Ad- dison Abell and family, Frederick Cooper and family, Mrs. Wing and family of New Haven are spending the remainder of the summer at the Fabrique cottage, Morris Cove.
 Miss Baxter and Miss Leonard, the lady superintendents at the state insane asy- lum, Midd1etown, were in the city yester- Mir. and Mrs. Robert Baine of Philadel- phia are visiting in town few days.