Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-03
PERSONAL NOTES

Heated City-European Tr1ps-Wed- |
 d1ngs-Home From Florida-New
 Haveners at Stony Creek.
 Arthur Merwin of Galveston, Texas, is in town.
 Christopher Nolan of Waterbury is in the city.
 P. Frederick Metz of New York is visiting here.
 George Harrison of this city is visiting in Mid dletown.
 Frank Ephraim of San Francisco is visiting friends here.
 Miss Katie Lamb of Sharon, Conn.,, is visiting The Rev. Oliver H. Battery of Portland was in this city yesterday.
 HIT sperry and wife sail June for three months tour in Europe. l W. s. Babcock has gone to Evansville, 1nd to attend hIs sisters wedding. l T. H. Downs and wife of 313 George street have | started on 8 trip to Chicago.
 W. H. Couch and wife of Elm street are visit ing relatives in Wichita, Kan. Treasurer G. N. Moses of the 1. O. O. F. will be l out of town until next Monday. Miss May Smith and sister of George street are l visiting relatives in Sing Sing, N. Y. Mrs. J. R. Wilcoxson of York street will spend | the month of June in Mt. Kisco, N. S. M F. Tyler president of the s. N. E. Telephone company, has moved to his summer residence in l Woodbridge.
 l Mrs. E. stevens of Wooster Place has gone to l her beautiful summer home on Beach street in l West Haven.
 Mr. George A. Butler. wife and three children l sailed from New York yesterday morning on the l Fuerst Bismarck.
 | MT. F. Wayland Fellowes latest work, "The
 Bavarian Postillion is on exhibition in the win
 dow of Mcintyre & Go. on Chapel street.
 George T. Hewlett, clerk of the board of edu-
 cation, and B. A. Tucker, the engraver, are liv | ing in West Haven where they will spend the | summer.
 Messenger William Jackson of the court of l common pleas was called to New York yester-
 day by a letter announcing the serious illness of | his son in that place.
 The Rev.' A. N. Lewis of Montpelier. Vt, l r1v S0itv hQQ hpQn tad fn onh
 the commencement sermon before the Vermont
 Episcopal institute, June 8.
 Owing to the serious illness of his wife, Charles
 H. Miller will be absent from New Haven all sum-
 mer. Mfr and Mrs. Miller will visit New Eng
 land health resorts, but will not go to Europe as
 reported
 | to prepare for his summer outing on West Crib
 island. MT. Hubinger owns a very pretty cottage
 on this island and will remove his family there l in two weeks.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Vaughan arrived from the west Friday on a visit to Mrs. Bradley, of Yer ) non street. Mrs. Vaughan is a daughter of Mrs ) in the New Haven schools. } The Troubador's social club has appointed 6 committee consisting of John Carroll, John Mur more commodious quarters. The club held re , ception Wednesday evening. F. L. Crockett, of the American Machinery 3 company. who was a prominent member of thu
 Howard avenue Congregational church, has re
 Hysh Wil Shortly tra1el through Enrops se ana ch'
 Miss May Isbell, daughter of Willis B. Isbell l. postmaster of Westvie, and the Rev. Mir. Sec n vile were married in St. James church wednes ,. day afternoon: Bishop Williams performed thu n ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Harwood n Mrs. Louisa Stockmann, widow of pr. o. 8 Stockmann, who was for many years the on Is practising German physician in this city, die = at Bridgeport Sunday morning, in the eighty
 fifth year of her age, and was buried Tuesday.
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 Lynn-M -Magure broadsword contest has decline !, the honor. Lieutenant Bowen said he would b s only too glad to act if he felt fully qualified . do so.
 Among those who have moved to reside for tn
 summer at Savin Rock shore are the family (
 and B. Rogowski. Attorney William A. wrigt moves to his cottage on Beach street next wee if probably.
 Ex-Leader of the Second Regiment Band J. l Stack was in the city Wedn. sday evening an played in the orchestra at the art school rece! ,e on the 2sth to play at reception to be given c l.. that date.
 10 J.J. Buckley and Miss Irene Fl. Bradley vel z Wednesday. Mir. Buckley is . we'll known bus 'r ness man in Branford. Dennis Keane of this cit d wa. was best m man and Miss Maggie E. condon WI S Issac F Graham, formerly manager for u ,e R. G. Dun Mercantile agency, returned yesterda ts gagged in the hotel business during the past wi d ter. Mir Graham will conduct hotel at Asbul o Park this summer.
 W GOVeFDOr BulkHley mas r6appOlnueQ Dr Jol O. H. Granniss of Old Saybrook pharmacy cor
 missioner for three years from June l; J. Beld. t. Hurlbutt of Norwalk prosecuting officer of u Connecticut Humane society for two years fro d. May 24, and Joseph G. Acams and Simeon Ha at of Wethers1eld, appraisers of the state pris' I'd property.
 io Attorney 0. S. Hamilton was in New York ye S terday, where the case of Nathaniel Sleeman, la ar of the National Gas Saving company, against u- 0. Richardson and others is on in the Unit ot States circuit court. Mr. Sleemau alleges tn " the defendants forced him out of the compan ae the appliances of which he is the inventor al
 patentee. He claims heavy damages. D. Miss Sarah L. Williams of 126 Park street H. l turned on Decoration day to New Haven, havi ;t been spending week in New York with lt. friends, Miss Ellen E. Miles and Rev. Phebe he Hanaford Those ladies accompanied her to t 7i- New Haven boat, and enjoyed meeting old c sd quaintances of the W. c; T. U., who were al Su embarking for the City of Films. Miss Anna ve Dickinson was also of the party who accompa
 jed Miss Williams to the boat, and appeared ; l usual health and spirits, undaunted by defeat IS her lawsuit and hopeful as to the future. T nd | opinion that she has never been insane seems ss be well sustained and her many friends are ral no ing about her.