Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-05
PERSONAL MOTIFS.

PERSONAL MOTIFS.
About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings-Other Personal
Notes.
Mr.. Greenspeoht and family of New |
York are at the Human house, Savin |
Rock.
Miss Kittie Marie Guncheon and May E.
Leonard have gone to Roxbury for two
weeks, after which they will pass the re-
mainder of the season at Bar Harbor.
Miss Nellie E. Smith of Portland, who
has been spending the past few weeks
with friends in New Haven, has returned
home.
Mr.. George K. Geiger and family are
spending few weeks at Savin Rock.
J. K. Taylor is completing the annual
register and directory of the o. U. A. N.
of this city. 1t will be issued in two or
three weeks.
Mrs. Bowman of Ward street is to
move from this city soon to locate in
| Northampton, Mass, where her only
daughter, Miss May, is at school. She
| will be missed, as she Is very popular with
| the people of the Church of the Ascension
and neighbors.
R. H. Newhall and wife are enjoying a
drive over the state. They will visit
their daughter, Mrs. G. B. Walker, at New
burg.
| James Higgins of this city, clerk in the
| Consolidated railroad Office at South Nor
walk, has removed his family to Norwalk.
Miss Elsie Prokasky, daughter of Mr..
Julian Prokasky of Center street, is at
Savin Rock.
Miss Hattie Young of 19 Wallace street
will spend the month of August in Bran
ford.
q. E. Hodson aud Mrs. D. Machol and
daughter are registered at the United
States hotel, Litohfeld county.
Mrs. G. S. Davidson, wife of Superin-
tendent Davidson of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad. with Mrs.
Clara Fox of Niles street, left this week
for Magnolia, Mass, to spend the month
of August
President Charles P. Clark of the Con-
solidated road arrived home yesterday
from Europe.
James O'Brien is camping out at Camp
Comfort, near Merwin's Point, with party
of boys and reports on enjoyable time.
L. R. Hazen of Middletown has returned
from his vacation at Madison.
Mrs w. J. Coughlin and family of Mid
dletown are spending few days at Savir
Rock.
Judge Elmer, wife and daughter, of Mid
dletown, are at Clinton.
Trumbull Huntington, Yale '92, is spend
ing few days in Norfolk.
Frank Miner is spending few days will
his uncle. George L. Miner, in Cornwall
Conn.
Miss Jennie Leach of East Haven is Wis
ting friends in Cornwall Center, Conn.
Mrs Lottie Sanford and family ar
spending the summer with Mrs. Barnet
johnson in Cornwall, Conn.
Miss Baldwin is visiting at the Rexfor,
t place, West Cornwall, Conn.
Mr.. Ward L. Horton and wife have jus
l returned from driving trip through Con
4 necticut, Massachusetts and Vermont.
Mrs. NJ. A. French of 81 Lyon stree
8 will leave for Woodbridge hall, Saratog
: Springs, to morrow.
= Mrs. S. N. Beecher of 1877 Wooste
i street will leave for Ocean Grove, N. J.
9 to-day. While there she will stay at tn
/ Hotel LaPierre.
8. G. Loomis, the popular attorney G
@ this city, left yesterday Cor Bellevue Wills
n Hudson, where he will spend part of th
+ month of August.
), Tha Misses Emma and Mary Weld wi
d start for the Catskills early next week, an
|. will remain till September l.
g Edward L. Phelan, the Orange stree
1t costumer, and his wife are enjoying them
selves at their cottage in Ridgefeld. The
It expect to remain in their charming will
till September.
y The Rev. L. H. squires writes frol
It Maine, where he Is sojourning during b
vacation trip, that the climate is deligh
70 full and the scenery very picturesque.
J. D. Cunningham has been awarded til
le contract of printing the national director
n of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
lr Attorney Frederick Grant and Mr.
N Grant, formerly of this city but now .
:. Canton, Illinois, are spending the SUNNI
at Merwin's Point.
Is Alderman John w. Lowe is unable
le leave his house, being troubled wit
's quinsy. He attempted to go out yeste
day, but was compelled to return to b
e bed.
"a Archie Renfrew of Nash street has +
turned from his vacation trip to Pitt
x field
l. Miss Flossie Hunt, who has been visi
e. ing in Ansonia the past week, returned
10 her home in this city yesterday.
le Mr.. and Mrs. Elson Beecher, who ha
been visiting the formers parents, Mr.. ar
is Mrs. Eugene Beecher of Birmingham, lie
re yesterday for short stay in Bethany.
ID Furman A. Norton has taken a positic
u with F. L. Leighton & Co. in their WI
4. lingford store.
n Dr.. o. T. Osborne of York street al
IN family will leave to-day for the Berkshi
hills to remain two weeks.
~ Misses Rosamond Dorothy, Lillian Rya
OF Ethel Brennan and Rosalie Deegan have 7
K turned from Bay View Ridge.
B. Mrs. L. A. Bunnell and daughter OF
IN Jefferson street and Mrs. g. f. Wilco
son and daughter of 105 St. John sire
ID are rusticating in Bethany.
IN Judge and Mrs. N. B. Beardsley, M
g. and Mrs. S. A. Burns of Bridgeport lea
O. tomorrow for Saratoga, where they W
remain several days, after which they W
st start for Blue Mountain lake, where tn
ne them through the Adirondack region
Ok Saranac.
1e G. II. Hicks has been appointed poi
as master at Arlington, this state.
in Councilman Mcdonald and family hay
We just returned from few weeks in StoI
Greek. On the 18th of the month tn,
a. will leave for few weeks' stay at Sar
le toga.
Id turned from their wedding trip last evel
~ ing.
Id Henry NJ. Machol and the Misses Mach
We of Trumbull street returned last evenil
be from a weeks stay at Saratoga.
Miss Mary Twitchell. daughter of Re
ne J. E. Twitchell of this city, is a guest
lie Mrs. Perry in Norwalk.
r. The following New Haven people we
OF registered at the hotels in Saratoga yeste
ls day: Congress hall, B. Shoninger,
g. Zunder and wife; Grand Union, Lieute
ant Governor S. E. Merwin, A. H. Kellar
IN Clarendon, Charles Miller and wife, E.
ss Hall, jr., w. L. Hall; at the Mt. M
1t Gregor house, Mt. McGregor, Miss Cert
q, Mann.