Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-19
PERSONAL NOTES

New Haven People ana the summon
observation-disclosures by Sea and
Land.
Attorney George P. Ingerson and wife
of this city, who will spend The month of
August in England, were to have sailed for
Europe in the City of Chicago, which was
lost recently. They sail instead on the
Gallia.
Minor D. Rowe, son of Edwin Rowe of |
All Orange street, the New York banker
and broker, returned this week to visit his
parents from years stay in California,
principally in San Francisco. he visited
southern California, Oregon and most OF
the places of note on the coast.
B. F. Guyer, who was for years In the
Photographic business here and who Is
prominent member of the Veteran Volun-
teer Firemen's association, Is home for
few days stay from Atlantic City, where he
has been for the last five weeks. His head
quarters there are at the Fredonia hotel.
His health has been greatly benefited by
the sea air and generally invigorating In
fuences at Atlantic City. He returns
there next week to remain through the
| summer. He has gained largely in weight
since going to Atlantic City and finds him
| self in fully restored health.
Miss Blanche w. Pardee, foreign money
order clerk; John T. Kerrigan, chief mail
| ing clerk; Albert T. Candee, retail stamp
| clerk, and Daniel Cox, cancel clerk of the
| postofice, started on their annual summer
vacation yesterday morning.
w. 81. Fowler, shipping clerk for Mat
toon & Walworth, starts for Chicago next
week on ten days vacation.
| Hon. N. D. Sperry meditates taking no
vacation this summer further than few
hours outing. Assistant Postmaster Boyd
| also thinks he will remain in the city for
the summer, deciding to make his absence
from the Office by illness count as vaca-
ton this time.
Treasurer Squires of the Consolidated
road honored the clerks In his department
by entertaining them all at dinner Satur-
day at his handsome new home in Meri-
den, afterwards giving them drive about
Meriden and suburbs.
Miss Amelia M. Thompson, daughter of
George E. Thompson of the New York
Life Insurance Co.. has left the city for q
weeks visit at Huntington, L. I.
| On Wednesday Mrs. F. D. Grinnell of
Wooster street and her niece, Miss Adele
Page of Brooklyn, will sail for Europe to
be gone three months.
John Berton, jr., connected with r. Wal
lace & Sons of Wallingford, wno has been
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city, left to-day for Halifax, N. S.
E. B. Baker and Frederick P. Lewis,
officials connected with the Southern
New England Telephone company, are
spending few days at Lake WaIamaug.
II. w. Foster is enjoying his Sunday
visits to his old home in Brookfeld, week
ly visits which he has paid for many sum
mers past. This year he has fortunately
owing to past experience, avoided the
1 \ be To
, Miss Julia Moore, accompanied by he1
aunt, Miss Emeline Epson, of 1873 Wooster
street, left yesterday for visit to relatives
in New York city.
Il G. A. frederick of the Western Union
Office leaves tomorrow for Vernon, WHERE
his family is now stopping. He will b
away one week.
Professor Sumner of Yale is expected
! | to sail from Europe for home Septem
Der /.
Harrison B. Freeman, Yale '92, son o
Judge of Probate Freeman of Hartford
will study law in an Office in Hartford mex
3 fall.
Harlan Henry Taintor, who has jus
, graduated from Yale, will begin the stud.
: of law in the Office of his father, Judg
D Taintor of Hartford, next fall.
Y Mrs. H. K. w. WEIGH, Hartford, is a
J.. Indian Neck, Branford.
, Rev. DR.. Horton of Cheshire was in tow
yesterday.
Some of the sojourners at charmin
Brooksvale, Cheshire, at present are: Mis-
D. c.; Miss Martin, Grand Rapids. Mich
n Arthur Frenz, Providence, R. l.; Mis-
Chatfeld, Henry Chatfeld and Berth
Chat6eld, Brooklyn, N. Y; HERNIA
Q Mather, West Troy, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs
Hine and Mrs. Walsh, New York city
/ Mrs. Tregastus and family, New Londor
k Miss Belle Corwin and the Misses Smith
J.. Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II
i Kelly aud son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
: Beckley and Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Atwater O
d New Haven. The latter party are board
ing at the Brooks homestead. and are th
8 chief promoters of fun for the Vale.
: Henry S. Potter of Detroit, Mich,
!. brother of ex-Selectman Edwin w. Potte
}. of Cedar Hill, Hamden, is on a visit
J. friends in this city and vicinity. Mr.. Poi
9 ter, who learned the printers trade in tn
}. office of the Register, went west nearl
forty years ago and located at Port Huron
!. | ron Commercial. Afterwards he removed
9 to Detroit, where he is engaged in the La
a book publishing business.
Miss Lillian Smith of 100 Foster stree
sailed for England Saturday morning o
s the Etruria The little English lady wo
Q many friends in Hope church and vicinity
! A farewell reception was given her by MI
:. and Mrs. Alexander Johnston a short tim
q before her departure.
Miss Annie Mae Macarthur of Humph
;, rey street is visiting relatives in Chicago
E and Dubuque.
, Ernest Luft of Nash street is spending
= few weeks vacation in Montowese.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson and Mis-
;. Benham of ia Nash street have taken
y cottage at Morris Cove for month.
= Mrs. G. a. Bigelow of 71S Orange stree
:, is in the White mountains.
0. W. Humiston of 800 Orange street i
out of town until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bambergh of rs Nicol
street have gone to Germany. They vii
not return until October.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Tuttls of SO Crow
street left yesterday for a stay of weel
: or more at Clintonville and Wallingford
h Mr.. Tuttle, who was so i'll with pneumoni
two months ago, has not yet fully recov
: cred his health. but his many friends will
be glad to hear that he is steadily gaining