Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

haVenoTS ana lne1F summer Outs
ings-Other Personal Jottings.
G. E. Bill of 224 Norton street has just
returned from his long stay in Williams
burg, Mass, and vicinity.
J. b. Mansfield of $50 George street is
spending few weeks at the Hotel Bristol,
Short Beach.
DR.. D. A. Church of sos George street is
spending a few weeks in West Norfolk,
Conn.
Miss Lillian johnson, bookkeeper at F.
s. Platt's, left yesterday for a weeks stay
in Kent, Conn.
George P. Haven, organist at Christ
church, will spend the next two weeks in
Sumner, Mass.
A. B. Stevens and wife of F. S. Plstt's
will spend week at Grove Beach.
Mr.. Ralph Pagter, the Broadway gentle
mems furnisher, returned home yesterday
after two weeks vacation at Stony Creek
and Litchfeld.
Mr. A. F. Andrews of $40 Whalley ave-
nue. has just returned from pleasant out
ing in Avon, Conn.
Mr.. E. B. Hume of 1853 Orchard street
has recently returned from Elmira, N. Y.
]. 81. Mcdonald of Is Garden street has
just returned from Stony Creek.
F. T. Jarman of 30 College street has
gone to the Munnatawket house, Fishers
| Island, N. Y.
S.W .Hurlburt has returned from Bridge
water, Conn, to his former residence at
118 Howe street
DR.. Francis Bacon after pleasant visit
| at Franconia, N. H., has gone to the Wa
chuset house, Princeton, Mass.
w. L. Hull of 26 Chestnut street is en-
| joying an outing at Haddam, Conn.
Mr.. E. White is still staying at Brattle-
| boro, vt.
Mr.. Ozro Talmadge of Fair Haven is at
tending the Methodist camp nesting at
Plainville.
Mr.. L. B. Human of 1S Dwight street
/ haa just returned from Alberg Springs,
Vt.
Mr. Francis Colt is spending a week in
New Lebanon, N. Y.
Mr.. T. R. Hand of 1877 Dwight street has
gone to North Hartland, Vt.
Miss S. ]. Hume of "a Home place is
staying at Woodmont.
Rev. Mr.. Moasman, the city missionary
has gone to Madison, Conn. to take a
| needed and well-earned rest.
S. G. johnson of GIG Howard avenue is
| taking his vacation at Winchester, Conn.
Mr.. G. w. P. Bidwell, manager of the
Windsor hotel and cottages at Atlantic
| Highlands, N. j.. is spending few days
at his home, 1888 Howard avenue
| Miss Josie LIE Brun, daug liter of the
Congress avenue boot and shoe merchant,
and Miss Emma Raohor of Southington
leave tonight for months stay at Long
Branch, Asbury Park and Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. II N. Osborn of 406 Or
Il etroaf of in fhn 70
mountains.
Mrs. E. B. Manwaring of 10 Osborn
street is spending few weeks with her
| brother in Mantle.
Mr.. Harry Field, with F. M. Brown &
Co., is spending his vacation at his home
| in Madison.
Miss Armstead of Ivy street is spending
her vacation in Boston.
Morgan J. Flaherty, Yale '92, formerly
| a newspaper man in this city, has been Of
fered position at the democratic head
quarters in New York city.
DR.. Lewis B. Bishop, son of Dr. Bishop,
the Church street physician, who has
been travelling in Europe, Africa and the
Orient for the past two years, has re-
| turned.
DR.. George Woodward, Yale '97, has
returned to this city and will open his
Office at the corner of Grown and College
streets.
Charles Drake, assistant editor of the
Foresters' Journal, the official organ of the
A. O. F, Of A., is visiting in this city.
Miss Millie Williams of Grand avenue
has gone to Brooklyn for a two weeks
stay.
w. H. Beardsley of IA Broad street is on
a two weeks VISIT to his relatives in Sum
NIT, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. h. V. Horsfall and Miss
Lottie Horsfall are spending their vacation
| at Sheepshead Bay, L. 1.
Mr.. Edward Fitzgerald and son are on
two weeks stay to Newport, R. 1.
Miss Minnie Strickland of Grand ave-
nue. and Miss Hattie Seeley of South Front
street are at Hotel Albion, Asbury Park.
Mr.. Stiles Stevens of 1853 Orchard street
is happy man. His wife presented him
with bouncing baby bay yesterday which
weighed nine and one-half pounds.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Mr.. sc. Bartram, the Center street jew
eler, who is in Redding, Conn, has passed
the crisis successfully and is now slowly
improving, and if no drawbsck occurs it is
thought he will be able to be moved to his
home here in couple of weeks.
Mrs. Houghton, wife of the Rev. NJ. 81.
Houghton of Titusville, Pa, is in town
visiting her many New Haven friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton are stopping with
Mrs. Houghton's aunt, Mrs. N. D. Folsom
of Vernon street.
Mrs. jacobson and Miss jacobson of
Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. George Cohen
of 81 William street.
CIV. Starr and family, Peter Terhune
and family and Miss Sarah Derby are at
Cheshire for the summer.
Mrs. T. D. Bogsrt of Is Dsggett street is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Colonel Streeter of
Mass.
Mr.. Dallas and family of Waterbury and
Mr.. Beach and family Of New Haven are
stopping at the Aspleton in Woodbury.,
Conn.
Mrs. D. G. Judd and her daughter, Miss
Minnie Judd of New Britain, will spend the
next few weeks at Ssvin Rock.
Theodore Terrell, with F. N. Brown &
Co., New Haven, is spending his vacation
with his parents in Seymour.
Mrs. P. Dolsn, Mrs. P. Callahan, Mrs.
Thomas Garry, Mrs. P. Lamb and son, Dem
mis-, Miss Molie Dolan and Miss Mamie
Lamb, all of Southington, have rented a
cottsge at Savin Rock for a few weeks'
stay. ..
Miss Mary Pendleton, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Lester Hunt on South
Main street, Norwalk, returned to this
city yesterday afternoon.
f.. Souvenir spoons, solid silver, 81, at SILL