Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-18
PERSONAL NOTES
Many New Haveners in Walpole, N.
 H.-Many Other Summer Outings.

lIany New Hayeners in Wa1pOle, N. H.-Many other Summer Outings. New Haven is quite we'll represented in N. H. Stopping at the Elm Tree m are Alderman Munson and wife and | Mrs Bishop, Mrs Johnson, wife of Henry | 5. Johnson, the State street merchant, and family; MT. Brooks, the natter corner of Chapel and State streets, and family; and several other New Hayeners. MT. H. s. Johnson returned from there Saturday night Also at the same place are MT. Kochersperger of the Consolidated road and family, including the boys, who re- port 8 fine time; also Colonel s. J. Fox, president of the National Pipe Bending company at Grapevine Point, whose fami- ly are also there; also Mrs. Ward of this city, whose son, MT. Ward, is in the tea business in New York.
 DOWN AT COTTAGE CITY.
 No place among sea shore resorts can be much pleasanter for New Haveners than Cottage City Mass, where well-known townsman, MT. F. J. Hart, is is,running the Sea View house, the largest hotel of the place, most ably assisted by the genial and obliginp former clerk of the New Haven house MT. Thomas Heath. It is treat, indeed, to present yourself at the desk and then be welcomed by hearty hand shake and a pleasant smile by that gentleman. One of the most enjoyable features of the visit is the fine bathing which is indulged in by four or five hundred people every morning between ten and twelve, includ ing many expert swimmers, and not the least expert by any means are the ladies, some being very proficient in all branches of natation and occasionally one daring enough to, dive from the top of the pier which extends out many feet in the break CTS.
 GENERAL NOTES.
 Lewis Stoddard will spend two weeks at Short Beach with his family.
 Misses Kate and Maggie Fender of Ade- line street are spending their vacation at Berkshire Hills
 Miss Jessie A. Chatterton is spending the month of August at Branford Point and Watch Hill.
 John H. Rembert and family have re- turned from two weeks stay at Mulberry Point, Guilford.
 Alderman John J. Doody went to Sara toga yesterday morning.
 Archibald Paterson and wife of Putnam street are spending their vacation in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Clemmer of North Dakota are visiting MT. w. J. Woods of 224 Greenwich avenue.
 Dr. Louis J. Gaynor, resident surgeon in the Eye and Ear Infrmary in New York, was in town recently visiting his mother.
 Miss Lizzie Hugo and Miss Nettie Bas- serman of Eld street will spend this week at the Barnes house, Pot Island.
 Miss Adele Sheath of Ferry street, Is on cruise to the West Indies in her uncle's yacht.
 The Misses A. J. and S. R Smith of 166 Orange street are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. 0. w. Peck at Hillside farm, New Milford.
 Miss Maggie Neilan of Fall River, is visit ing Mrs. William Mcdonald of Wolcott street.
 Joseph Sanford of New York is visiting his granmother, Mrs. Brown of Downs street.
 spend couple of weeks at Congress Hall :, Saratoga.
 Edward Kimbler of Preston is visiting at 16 Park street. He brought with him a tawny mastif which is almost as large as a Shetland pony.
 Joseph Matthew of Edgewood avenue and Beers street, had 8 sojourn of health and sickness at Block Island. He returned home Sunday morning.
 Miss Nettie Hennessy, daughter of Cap tain Hennessy oJ the United States gun boat Essex, is visiting Miss Stella Hollach- CT of 166 Greenwich avenue.
 Ward Coe, Mrs. J. H. Parish and daugh- ter and B. A. Mann will leave this city Wednesday for Saratoga, West Point and Lake George.
 E. w. Bassett and wife of 167 Kimberly avenue left to-day for a two-weeks' visit to their daughter, Mrs. w. N. Powell, of Burlington, Vt.
 Sergeant Joseph D. Orr of the Howard avenue police station has taken cottage at the west shore and is spending two weeks vacation with his family.
 Mrs. l. N. Holden of Lowell, Mass, is visiting Mrs. E.. E. Baker of 30 Edwards street
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Rice and family of Springfield, Mass, are visiting for short time in this city.
 Mrs. B. c. Thayer and her daughter, Mrs. s. H. McGill, formerly residing in New Haven but now of New York city, are spending few days in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis A. Streit and family of Brooklyn are stopping at the Tontine hotel.
 MT. I. N. Damn and family of Orange street are summering in Norfolk. MT. Damn returned to this city temporarily yesterday morning.
 Secretary E. s. Mcintosh of the New Haven Y. M. 0. A. is at his former home, Mattapan, Mass, on months vacation. Ha rafr tary Carson Downs has already returned from brief stay at Short Beach.
 The Misses L. M. Fithian and E. B. Fithian of Bridgeton, N. Y. ,are visiting in town.
 Mrs. s. c. Bartram of 151 Orchard street, wife of Jeweler Bartram, has re- turned home after a weeks stay at the Plainville camp meeting grounds.
 Mrs. F. c. Morton of 202 Washington street has gone to Lynn, Mass, for the rest of the summer.
 Rev. H. 0. Hovey of Bridgeport has ex- plored over 100 caves and grottaes. Several of them he newly visited this year. He has also recently prepared lecture on Acadia with costly and brilliant set of views taken in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Schonberger have gone to Saratoga, Lake George and adjacent summer resorts.
 Dr. M. T. Linquist returned from Europe Sunday by the steamship Alaska, after tour of three months.
 PLAINvILLE CAMP MEETING Opens Yesterday With an Attendance of Four Hundred People-New Ea- ven Vfsitors-TVventy-fift Anniver- sary.
 The twenty-ffth anniversary Methodist camp meeting at Plainville opened yester- day with an attendance of over three hun dred people, not few of them from this city and adjacent towns. The first ser