Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-14
PERSONAL NOTES

About Returning New Haveners and |
Others OF for September Out
ings.
Mr.. George Atwater has returned from
Nashville, Tenn, where he has played
in the orchestra of one of the large
hotels.
Mrs. g. K. Teachman and her two
daughters, Renis and Oracle, who have
been visiting her sister, Mrs. @. P. Frizell
of this city, have returned home, as also
have Misses Clara and Bertha Post of
Elizabeth, N. j., who have been visiting
Miss Annie McKson has returned from q
Ave weeks sojourn in Rochester and New
York city.
Congressman John R. Fellows of New
York addressed democratic mass meeting
at Naugatuck last evening.
Real Estate Agent II ). Scoville and
Miss Sarah L. Nicholson will be married at
| the residence of the bride tomorrow.
Attorney O. b. Fowler has been made q
Connecticut by the Order of Eastern Star.
Bandmaster Cavet, leader of the military
band at West Point, has been engaged by
the Knights of Columbus to conduct the
the concert of the consolidated bands on
the green October II.
| Matthew Kenna of New Haven, a recent
graduate of the Yale medical school, has
been appointed physician at Randalps
Island.
Edwin S. Oviatt, president of the senior
class of the high school, has resigned his
Office as president and the resignation has
been accepted.
Miss Carrie K. Rice, daughter of Joel T.
Rice of Grand avenue, returned yesterday
to Mount Holyoke seminary to resume her
studies. ar.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Down wish TO thank
their many friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy shown them during
their recent bereavement.
David R. O'Donnell, a graduate of St
Johns psrochial school and of Yale '92
left yesterday for st. Johns seminary
Brighton, Mass, where he will study fol
, the priesthood.
Miss Ellonise Carleton of Brooklyn, 1
: popular young lady in society is now max
ing her home in this city with her uncle
, Charles Audley of Audubon street.
Mr.. David 8. Gamble of F. NJ. Brown
Go. has returned with his family from thei
. very pleasant summer stay at Madison
, beach.
' Mr.. James A. Donnelly, a prominen
: floor walker at F. NJ. Brown 81 Co.'S,
, former merchant in Albany and later i
Bridgeport, has returned with his famil
: from their summer vacation, spent at VAR
: Gus summer resorts in the country and Q
D the shore. Mr.. Donnelly has host G
r friends wherever he is known.
Police Commissioner John 81. Plat hs
i returned from his simmer vacation.
i Misses Edith and Estella Loomis hav
i returned from a visit to their sister, Mr.
l. Persch of Germantown, N. ]. Mr.. Persc
o is treasurer of the Union Trust compan
of Philadelphia.
i The many friends of Mr.. Elverton Fis
d of Temple street will be pleased to see hil
J. at his work once more after long siege
sickness.
d Mr.. E. E. Fields, head bookkeeper fl
l. F. NJ. Brown & Co., received a hurry ca
j. home yesterday. It's a sweet little gir
NJ and Mr.. and Mrs. Fields are very, vel
" happy. Mamma and baby are doir
le nicely.
" Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Cavanaugh of /.
X Franklin street had little stranger arri'
yesterday, fine boy weighing ten pound
o. The little fellow is doing finely; also Il
l. mother.
Miss Birdie Gregory of Waterbury
m returned home, having spent two wee
ia with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mcintyre of Ii
n city are Waiting the family of NJ. Guilfoi
y. in Waterbury.
It Wilbur A. Peck, assistant engineer
no steamer 8, has returned to work aft
in nearly a months enforced absence on
count of illness.
Mr.. John Forbes, with the D. Frisl
company, has gone to Montreal for a t.
weeks visit to his former home.