Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-07
PERSONAL.

New Haven People and Others on
 Summer Vacations.
 Professor G. Brinley Morgan and wife are at Rye Beach, N. H.
 T. G. Shepard, the Chapel street music dealer, and wife are to leave this city next Tuesday for a visit at Rye Beach, N. H., after which they are to go to Saratoga Springs, and from there to Alexandria Bay. They expect to be away two weeks.
 Miss Mary Darling, daughter of a we'll known Bridgeport master builder, IS wis iting her cousin, Miss Ada Hopkins, No le Edward street.
 Miss Clarice Tolzer of White Plains, N. Y., is visiting friend here.
 Miss L. Gunnup is the guest of Miss Maggie Stapleton of Bridgeport.
 John s. Osborn and wife are at Bing- T Leonard Cogswen and wife are at New Preston, near Litchfeld, Conn. Mrs. 0. E. Hart, Miss Edith Hart, Mas ter Willie Hart and Harry Shell are at "The Gunnery," Washington, Conn.
 Misses Lottie Treat and May Hildreth are in Trenton Falls, N. Y., and will viuit the Thousand Islands and other points of interest.
 Miss Julia Reed of Danbury is stopping for a few weeks in East Haven Center.
 H. E. Smith of this city is at the Hotel Del Coronado at Coronado Beach, Cal.
 Thomas J. Cofey of East and State streets will spend his vacationin Ltch6eld
 Edward Mitchell takes a spin down the East shore every morning on his handsome safety.
 Mrs. Chipman, H. B. Armstrong, wife and daughter. 0. B. Coan and M. F. Coan, all of this city, are stopping at the United States hotel, Litchfeld, Conn.
 Joseph R. French of this city registered at the New York Herald bureau in Paris on Wednesday.
 Benjamin M. Prescott is camping with the Church of the Ascension choir boys al Short Beach.
 Miss Katie Guncheon and sister of Red field street are spending two weeks at Sar- atoga.
 William P. Damn will spend two weeks at Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. George H. Jennings is visiting friends in Bridgeport. Mrs. David H. Clark and her mother Mrs. Beers, are at Kent, Conn. Miss Tillie Kolterman of Grand avenue and Miss Nellie Gardner left to-day fol Lake George.
 Miss A. H. Thomas is spending her va cation at North Attleboro, Mass. Mrs. w. B. Holt and children of Bradley street are summering at Berlin, Conn. - Miss Nettie M. Darlington of Kimberly of Shelton. The Rev. E. E. Hallis over seventy years old and well preserved, as well as one oi the most respected men in the annex. The precentor at St. Thomas church. during the choir's vacation, will be William c. Washburne.
 The Misses Maud and Mamie Nolan have returned from two weeks vacation at Georgetown, Conn:
 P. B. McMurray, postmaster at Jackson vile, Fla, is visiting his niece, Miss Mary Ford of Howard avenue. Mrs. McMurray is an annual visitor to New Haven.
 Mrs. William Futile, who has been wis iting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Jones, at Bridgeport, returned home last night.
 David O'Donne1l will represent St. Johns T. A. B. society at the c. T. A. U. convention in Danbury August 25.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Atwood of Minor town, Conn.,, are spending few days with Captain J. w. Camp of steamer No. 8. Attorney Cables family started yester- day for Unionville and will remain away a month. MT. Cable will join them soon on his vacation.
 George J. Vanderhide, bookkeeper for Beecher & Benedict, New York, is the guest of Thomas Fitzsimmons at the Mas sasoit house, Savin Rock. Miss Minnie McHugh, daughter of ex- Alderman Frank McHugh, is enjoying her self at Savin Rock with her cousin, Gertie Fox, daughter of Senator Fox.
 E. K. Stills of New York, who five days in the week makes the Elliott house, this os% hi hooIrJ1orSoro xrri11 1oora &br Adirondacks tomorrow for two weeks fishing.
 Chief Hendrick and some of the fire com missioners will attend the nineteenth an nual convention of the National Associa- tion of Fire Engineers in Springfield next Tuesday.
 Attorney Hobart L. Hotchkiss has re- gently been visited by his brother George L., from Meriden, and his brother Howard of Chicago. The latter is with the Deering Manufacturing company. Colonel Walter J. Leavenworth of Wal ingford has recently sold valuable lot on Main street, Wallingford, to MT. H. D. Judd The lot is adjoining the residence of MT. Judd.
 Samuel Kirby, the jeweler, did not go on the recent fishing trip with other New Haven people, as he intended, which was owing to telegram which he receised, which announced that his younger brother, whom he had not seen for twelve years, would visit him. The brother is from Lincoln, Neb., where he is engaged as stenographer for railroad company. Mrs. O. P. Perry and the Misses Ella and Florence Perry have been visiting in the family of MT. Marsden c. Perry, the dry goods merchant. The visitors reside in New York city and are immediate rela- tiyes of MT. Perry.
 Dr.. w. G. filling and wife of this city have been for some time enjoying stay at the Shelburne Spring house, Shelburne, N. H. This noted health-giving pleasure re- sort is one of the most central of the cele- brated White mountain district, being but thirteen miles from Mount Washington, where the season is in the height of it's summer glory and enjoying brilliant sea- son. Not few New Haveners are guests in that region. Dr. and Mrs. filling were to leave yesterday for Q visit to Kennebago Lake house at Kenuehago, Ne.