Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

Summer Outfngs-Other Personal
Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes of 1872 Carlisle street
sence of month. . -
Rev. Cesar A. A. Taylor, D. D., financial
agent of Edward Waters college, Jackson
vile, Fla, who has been in this city for
the past week endeavoring to secure aid
for that institution, left yesterday for Mer-
iden, after marked success in his mission
Mr.. Taylor's tour is an extensive one in
the esat.
Dr. Kleeberg will leave town in few
days to continue his sojourn along the
Long Island coast.
Mrs Captain Ford, Miss Frisbie, Miss A.
R. Andrews, Miss Lee, Miss E. K. Smith,
Miss Bean and Miss Meehan are the mem
bers of the Ladies' Bicycle club who went
last evening" The party returned on the
DR.. Charles E. Park of 1872 Olive street
writes from Michigan, where he has been
detained several weeks by illness in his
family, that he will be home Saturday.
John F. Gaffey returned yesterday after
few days visit to New York, where he
has been in consultation with the national
republican committee and the republican
league of clubs.
George and Joseph 9Gaffney, sons of
John w. Gaffney of Waterbury, came here
yesterday to spend their vacation with
friends in New Haven.
Miss Mamie Caffrey of Prince str eet re-
turned yesterday from New London where
she has been attending the Catholic sum-
mer school.
Philip Goodhart left town yesterday for
few weeks vacation in Boston and along
the Massachusetts, coast.
Frank Stoneman, formerly of this city,
ia spending few days here.
Richard NJ. Pierce of Cambridge, Mass.
is the guest of John II. Pierce of 1903
Wooster street.
street and who has been abroad for several
years with his family, is in the CITY for a
few days.
Miss Mary E, MeDermott of berkeley R.
l., is guest at the convent Of Our Lady of
Mercy in Fair Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowe Shelley will
| spend the last weeks In August at the
Rangeley lakes the guests of General
| George 81. Harmon. i"te'' -*.-Es
| Mrs: Martha J.. Lamb, editor of the
Magazine for American History, is visiting
/
The Misses Edith and Alberta Golf of
| Providence, Miss Mabel Allen of Bridgeport
| and Chester Green of Worcester, who are
visiting Miss Irene Bates of 581 State street,
have returned.
Miss Annie Gray of Bristol is visiting
friends in Fair Haven.
DR.. John G. P. Foster has returned from
the Adirondacks.
Charles L. Adams, of F. M. Brown & Co.,
| is away for a two weeks vacation at his
| old home in Maine.
| the Charles Monsoon company's dry goods
store, is away on vacation trip up the
Hudson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Pidsley have been
enjoying an extended trip along the Con-
neoticut and Long Island coasts.
| Police Officer Hooper, who for three
months has been suffering at the hospital
| from rheumatism and an abscess on his
knee, underwent the operation of amputa-
ton and is doing nicely.
| Miss Kate Brandon of 1874 Franklin
handsome gold ring by Michael Vozello,
who won the prize waltz at Savin Rock
on Monday night. Miss Brandon was Vo-
zello's partner in the waltz.
| Charles L. Johnson. secretary and treas
urer of the L. Csndee company of this city,
will have entire charge of the sales of goods
of the big $50, 0O0, 900 rubber trust oombi-
nation. The combine goes into effect No
! yember 1.
7 might Editor R. M. Bushong of the
F Bridgeport Daily Union returned yesterday
1 from three weeks vacation at his home
I'm Virginia. -
John S. Deacon, business manager of
the Waterbury American, is aick with
| typhoid fever at Crescent Bluff.
Lieutenant Bowen of the United States
service, who is detailed to do duty at Man
tic, was in Waterbury last night to give a
few instructions to the commissioned Off
GERS Of both companies.
| Miss Lizzie Gaffney, the popular So
prano, is visiting Miss Justine Ingerson at
| Sharon.
| Miss B. Hurley and Mrs. Allen of
Grand avenue are spending weeks vaca-
ton at James Griffng's cottage at Savin
Rock