Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-03
PERSONAL NOTES.


ew Haven People and Their Autumn u
nal Outings and Journey1ngs Il
Home from Outings-Other Notes.
Mr.. Wilbur Twitchell and wife of Keene,
I. H., are visiting the BRIDES parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Davis of Edwards street.
Justin E. Burgess of Burgess & Burgess, !
he fur and hat dealers, has returned with
lis family. They had very pleasant stay
It the White mountains and also stay at
1t Quebec and Montreal.
Samuel a. Crane and family of the Ell
lott house has returned from Massachu-
setts.
Ellery Camp, the Orange street mer-
chant, and wife leave to-day for an outing
of week visiting various Connecticut |
country towns and summer resorts.
Miss Kate Olsen sails to-day for Gothen-
burg, Sweden. by steamer Servia Of the
Cunard line.
Miss Augusta siebke, daughter of Rev.
in the New Haven public schools, has, it is /
expected, arrived this week in Germany,
whittier she has gone to perfect herself in |
the study of the German language. She |
expected to remain year in Germany be- |
fore returning.
Mrs. E. A. Brooks and Morgan Brooks |
of this city are at Walpole, N. 81. /
s.. T. Dutton, ex-superintendent of
schools in this city, and his family are in |
Europe and will sail for home September
II. They were in Hamburg just before |
the cholera outbreak, about two weeks ago.
Lawyer F. A. Willoughby of Chicago
has been in town recently with his wife, |
visiting his old home here and at the home
of his wife's parents, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Siebke. Mr.. Willoughby has lucrative
law practice in Chicago, and has recently
purchased a pleasant home in the suburbs
Of Chicago. Mr.. Willoughby was one of
the leading debsters and orators Of the old
Quinnipiack Debating club, which met at
Lego's hall on the dixie thirty years ago, of
which Judge Pickett was also a leading
Captain N. A. Butrick, Druggist Butrick,
of Howard avenue, Captain D. G. Sprague,
George Minor and Alfred Minor were also
members and prominent as debators.
Mrs. Gertrude Alling started on We'd
nesday for St. Paul, Mimi, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. D. Mum.
Rev. and Mrs. g. o. Scoville of 301
George street have gone to Bennington, VT
Mrs. M. G. Knight, formerly of $40
Chapel street, is going south for the win
ter.
Mrs. E. B. Hills of Downey Grove, Ill
is visiting friends in this city and Hart
ford.
Miss Jessie Dyer has returned from her
vacation, which was spent in Boston and
Salem.
A. n. Drummond, superintendentof the
West Haven schools, reached home yester
| day after sojourn of four weeks among
| the prairies and mountains of Colorado and
New Mexico.
Principal John q. Lewis of the Webster
school and family have returned from their
| summer vacation.
Mrs. Watson Judd of Bristol is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. E. Powers on Wooster
| street.
Peter Higgins, residing at % Oak street,
yesterday morning sold the premises he oc-
| cupies to Mendel Ayman. the Oak street
| grocer, for the sum of $4,000. Possession
| will be given Immediately.
Alderman Sonnenberg's family, after
six weeks stay, have left the Kaaterskill
hotel, in the Catskills, and gone to Far
Rockaway, where they will remain for q
week.
Miss Rebecca Porter and Miss Martha
Porter of Hillhouse avenue are visiting their
aunt in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Ensign of $40
George street hava returned from their va
cation in North CRANKY.
Mrs. F. Durgy of 118 Dwight street has
returned from Berlin, VT, where she has
been spending the summer.
Prof. o. A. Abbott, principal of the Ro-
settle street school, returned from Sunapee,
N. a., yesterday, where he has been spend
ing the summer.
Mrs. G. E. Thompson, general secretary
of the Methodist Foreign Mission society,
| is a guest of Mrs. 81. E. Peck at her home,
119 College street.
Ashley L. Willis and wife, formerly of
this city, have been in town for a, few
weeks. Mr.. Willis is at present the man
ager of the Thompson club for railroad men
at South Kaukauns, Wis. The club is of
the same nature as the Y. M. G. A. in this
city and was founded by the iberality of
MI; Thompson, RT, prominent min mt man ;;. Of that
mother, Mrs. Bates of Fair Haven, who has
been dangerously ill, but is now improving
and out of danger. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
start to return home next Monday. Mr.
Willis has many friends in this city who
will be pleased to know that he has a very
fine position in his new home in Wiscon-
sin.
Mr.. Jerry E. Chadbourne of the Wind.
sor hotel left last evening for Boston
l
fishing and hunting tour through Maine
and Canada. He will stop for severa
days fishing in the celebrated McKinnit
lake. He goes well provided with fishing
tackle, etc., for his trip, and expects tx
have a glowing account to render to hi
many friends on his return. He will also
| visit friends at Bar Harbor before he re
turns.
A handsome silver water service is on ex
1 la -, D O. ~ l..
, It is the gift of employees at the factory t.
their foreman, John R. Tomas.
@. N. Parker, the optician, has LEASED
the store, $40 Chapel street, near Orange
and is fitting 1t up to enlarge his business
: The Misses Aida and Clara Cowes of New
{ Haven are spending q few weeks witt
{ friends at Newark, New Jersey.
Mrs. A. 8. Kedzie of Flandrean, Soutl
/ Dakota, wife of Principal Kedzie of tn
: high school in that place, has been spend
! ing the month east, visiting with oil
/ | friends In New York and New Haven
Yesterday she paid brief visit to Hart
a | was Miss Marie Kirachner of this city, an
Q was one of the best known lady vocalist
i. in this section.
Second Regiment BandHonored.
D The Second Regiment band, which is
: accompany the st. Patrick's Y. NJ. T: A. E
Q society to Springfield on Labor day, ma
( been selected as one of the bands whic
. will accompany Governor Russell from tn
depot to Hampden park. The band Wa
selected from among twenty.
q HOME AGAIN.
q Max Adler,s Return on the Lahn-.
q Pleasant Trip-The Rigid Quaran
i timing in New York HarbOr.
u Max Adler of Mayer, Strouse & Go
!. with his wife and daughter arrived hon
from their trip to Europe yesterday .afte,
i. noon. They came on the steamer Lain {
b the North German line from Bremen