Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-08-04
Personal Notes.

Mr.. T. A. Todd is at Money Island.
Miss Nettie Humphrey of Linden street
is at Chattanooga.
E. Palmer Arvine of 1859 Chapel street
is at Clinton Beach.
Miss Dora White of Fishkill, NY, is on
vacation in this city.
E. Miles Smith of 1853 York street is on
vacation at Rye Beach.
Professor William Beebe and family of
Wall street are at Petersham, Mass.
T. H. Ackley and wife started yesterday
for Rochester, Mich, to spend few
weeks.
Dr. Charles Rawlings will visit his old
home in the south at the close Of thd De-
troit encampment.
Charles G. Sutliffe of Cleveland, O., is
visiting Conductor Lorenzo @. Strickland
at 70 Exchange street.
Mrs. G. F. Messenger, wife of the popu-
lar Whalley avenue pharmacist. and family
are summering at Madison, Conn.
Frederick White and wife of "a Sylvan
avenue are on tour through Europe.
They will remain two months and they
will visit the British Isles.
John Emberg, who is employed at the
Hub clothing store on Church street, has
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which he passed at Brooklyn.
John Donovan, employed by the Win
chester Arms company, who disappeared
he went to work the next day after leaving
the city.
Miss Lottie Gorham leaves Thursday for
Crescent Beach where she will spend the
remainder of the summer as the guest of
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Telephone company.
Misses Emma and Mile Schneeloch are
spending few weeks in Bennington, Vt.
Later in the season they will go to Man
haitian Beach where they will sing in the
concerts to be given at that resort by the
famous P. S. Gilmore band.
Sunday, August 9, in Watertown, at the
Methodist church on ''The Effects of AL
cohol on the Mind and Body" also Mon
day evening on ''The Wages of Sin and
Impurity;" the last to men only.
Mr.. M. j. Mallahan, formerly manager
of the Mutual Union Telegraph company
in this city, is now connected with the
American District Telegraph and Messen-
ger company and is manager of their New
Haven Office, headquarters Western Union
Telegraph company Office, 1913 Chapel
street.
The Saratoga Union says: At the Grand
Union is General S. E. Merwin of New
Haven. The general is one of three present
governors of the state of Connecticut. He
is handsome man and in New Haven is
one of the most popular men they have.
Mrs. Merwin is with him and they will re-
main for few days.
Mr.. George L. James of Seymour, a
brother-in-law of Mr.. G.. Edward Osborn,
who had two slight apoplectic attacks
while on the yacht Clarence Sunday with
Mr.. Osborn and Mr.. Fiske and was brought
to Mr.. Osborns home in West Haven, is
improving and his recovery is expected.
yacht Clarence to this port were Editor
Waldo of the Bridgeport Standard and DR..
Wilson.
Congregationalist divine, is seventy-five
years old. The famous tract, 'Come to
Jesus" of which he is the author, has had
greater sale than any other religious
work excepting the Bible. Several mil
lion copies have besn printed and it has
been translated into more than thirty Ian
guages. DR.. Halls visit to New Haven
twenty years ago is well remembered by
hundreds who focked to the old Chapel
street church to hear his eloquent ser
mons.
The Saratoga Union in it's personal gos-
sip, says: OF clever girls there is registered
at the States Miss Lena Ives of NewHaven,
Conn. Miss Ives is the only daughter of
DR.. Robert Ives, one of the most prominent
physicians in that town. She is very Pc
tite, with brown hair and bright eyes, and
for two winters has been one Of the faculty
set. Miss Ives is with the Davises of Hart
ford, and Miss Davis is also remarkably
attractive girl. She is the neice of the
late Congressman Charles Mitchell of New
Haven.
Tomorrow a party consisting of R. W.
Law and three sons, s. q. Kirby, Herbert
E. Benton, W. Fl. Cooper, M. q. Hotch-
kiss, Frank M. Lane, George Chase, Frank
R. Smith, Charles Graham, Samuel
Barnes, F. e. Parker, ). Caseriego, DIR. B.
L. Lambert, Abraham Hyde, L. D. Child
sey, all of this city; George E. Russell,
Farley Russell, Charles g. Russell, Will
liam Hunt, Great Darlington; and Arthur
Woodruff, Mt. Carmel; will start on the
steamer R. w. Law for weeks trip east
ward along the coast.