Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-04
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Sen and Land-vacation Jottings.
d. o. Barker of 407 Temple street will
sAve Saturday for q weeks absence ut
New London.
w. l.. Kingsley of 100 Grove street is at
the Lake View hotel, Litchfeld.
Mrs. NJ. e. Cornwall, who has been
spending few weeks at Brandon, VT Is
now staying at the Blue Mountain Lake
house, New York, Hamilton county, N. Y.
A. H. Alling of 14O8 Chapel street is
staying at the Alpha house, Bethlehem,
N. II.
Professor F. B. Dexter, assistant libra
rian of the university library, has gone to |
Norfolk, Conn.
Rev. Spencer H. Bray and wife of New |
York were in town recently receiving |
warm greetings from their many friends.
Mr.. Bray was formerly pastor of the
Humphrey street Congregational church
aud before that of the st. John street M.
Il. church here, and IL assistant to Rev.
DR.. William M. Taylor, the famous New
York divine. Mr.. and Mrs. Bray came In
town from Shelton, where they are Visiting
Mrs: Bray'a mother. They return to New
Matte Bray, Ia also In town, visiting
friends on broadway. She recently com
pleted two years course Of study at
Evangelist Moody's famous Mortified
Mrs. Woleott Miller and daughter of
Nieoll street left yesterday for n two
wesks' stay al the Thompson cottage,
Morris Cove. Mrs. Mlllers daughter Birdie
and her cousin Miss Bessie Hoag, daugh
10. .,F Iut, NJ
who IL visiting Connecticut relatives, go
10 day 10 Indian Neck for short stay.
Mr.. A. n. Witherspoon Of 80 Elm street,
formerly of the New Haven press, now OF
Tho New York Bun, Ia In town on bis
annual vacation. He returned yesterday
from very pleasant stay At Newport and
Natragansett Pier.
Mr.. J. J, Phelps Of this city. travelling
company in New York state, WAS in town
yesterday and left last evening for a bust
ness tour of several weeks.
Attorney George ?. tngsrsoll and wife
sailed from New York Saturday on the
da!lia for months travel In England.
EI-Alderman George B. Martin, presi-
dent of the Empire Transportation COM
pany, leaves about the middle of this
month for vacation tour of two or three
weeks duration.
Dr. D. 8. Evans and four childl en-, who
have been enjoying visit to the Elm City,
the guests of James Gallagher, jr., left for
their home In Fayetteville, N. Y, near
Syracuse, yesterday, accompanied by Mr.
Gallagher's daughter Bessie, who will stay
Sc veral weeks at Fayetteville.
} Miss M. Louise Gallagher, the young lady
harpist of this city, daughter of James
GALLAGHER, jr., sailed yesterday from Bos
, | Nov, Coo+io ba will n oo1n1a nj
weeks in the maritime provinces and Their
60 by ship on the outside passage to the
St. Lawrence river and up the river for
visit to Quebec and Montreal, where sht
, spent several years at school and semi
3 nary.
Clarence j. Downey of Grand avenu,
, left last evening for an extended yachting
! trip with party of New York friends
r He will probably return about the first O.
September.
Mr.. William King and wife of Spring
field, Mass, are stopping with Charles h
Q Hayden, the lawyer. Mr.. King is sta
= toned at the Springfield armory by tn
government.
Miss Beckie and Bertha Laudenbach o
William street will spend the next tw
i weeks in Asbury Park, N. J.
i Miss Nellie Emperor of B. Mann s. Co
. is at Saratoga to spend the next tw
q | weeks.
4 Charles strouse and family of Chicag
It are spending the summer as the guests Q
Isaac Strouse at Savin Rock.
jeremiah Lynch of the American ban
will visit his relations in Boston for tn
next two weeks.
> Joseph johnson of the Connection
It Clothing company, and Milton We'll al
spending this week at Newtown.
b Mrs. Philip Winter of Court street hs
ro&u cd Ho11 sha r.
n been for her health.
!. Morris N. Myers, manager of the Cor
n necticut Clothing company, and fsmil
have returned from a visit to Polan
}, Springs, Maine.
y Willis L. Mix, the Chapel street dru.
gist will start on Friday for short sta
8 at Cottage City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss {
= Hillhouse avenue are spending the sun
a mer at Sprint Fire Lake camp, Adirondac
y mountains.
8 Alfred S. Ives, son of DR.. Robert Ives
: Temple street, is spending few weeks 6
the Branford Point house.
Q James J. Gibson of 1876 Columbus avenu
will spend the next two weeks in New Yor
g state.
p Charles W. A. Buell. of Crown street wi
IS spend the month of August in Maine an
Massachusetts.
|
is on short visit to Misses Beth and Clal
!. Seymour, daughters of Professor Seymou
e of Hillhouse avenue.
- Prosecuting Attorney Niles and famil
are spending the summer at Short Beacl
10 Mrs. Charles o. Bowers, wife of Polio,
10 man Bowers, and Mrs. Henry May al
spending few weeks in West Morris.
= Harry WEIGH of New Haven, son of d.
q and Mrs. William G. WEIGH, formerly
?. Ansonia, is the guest of Isaac P. Howe
t. family on Arson street, Birmingham.
O Mrs. William F. Sternberg, wife of o.
" Selectman Sternberg of Paul Roesler {
,. Co., leaves to-day for West Morris, Litci
's field county, to remain there the rest {
the summer. Mr.. Sternberg leaves ne1
Saturday for West Hartford on a visit I
b his brother, A. G. Sternberg, where hi
~ vacation. From there he will join hi
9t wife.
Misses Emile and Louisa Hendricks hav
\ gone to New Jersey.
% Miss Jennie Blydenburgh of Columbu
avenue has returned from the country.
:. Mr.. William Shaw of Lincoln, England
l. who recently came over on the City {
Paris, is on visit to his daughter, Mrs. .
E, H. g. Durant, wife of the Church stree
r jeweler.
,, DR.. Madden has been appointed needles
| :.
Knights of Columbus, now being formed
No member will be taken in the counc
whose age is over thirty-fve. Most of th
l. members are clerks.
o Miss Sadie Platt, with Chamberlain (
|. Co., left yesterday for a vacation trip
h the Adirondacks.
John Punderford, S. S. S. '92 has cLare
81 of the dynamo in the power house i
It West Haven.
% Mrs. G. F. Robinson has returned fro1
7. New York, where she has been stayin
4 several weeks.
- The following clerks of the Willia1
J. Nicely & Co. store are absent on their We
r cations: Miss Nellie Wrinn, Miss Foste
r. of Newhallville, Miss Buckley of Branford
Miss O'Brien of Winthrop avenue, Mis-
Sheehan of Hamilton street, and Mis-
ID Maggie Flynn.
l. Peter Rider, an employe of the Consol
J. dated road, has returned after spendin
,. two weeks at Asbury Park.
=, Attorney L. NJ. Daggett has returne
IL from his vacation in Pennsylvania.
IS Thomas McCue of 1913 Ashmun stree
J. and John Finey of 651 State street vii
.e sail for Europe this morning. They vii
,s make an extended tour through Ireland
70 returning in the fall. McCue and Fine
r came to this country together twenty-fv
70 years ago, and they have been chums eve
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