Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-22
PERSONAL NOTES

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lutings of New Haveners-Returned
from Recruiting - Elm City People
Coming Home-Others Going to En-
joy a Vacation-About New Haven
People and Their Vacation.
Nathan L. Hahn of New York, son-in-
law of Mr. Isaac Rosenberg of this city, is
with his wife stopping for few days at
the New Haven house, as are also Mr..
son, Seymour Rosenberg, and
his wife. Mr.. Seymour Rosenberg Is in |
charge of the New York Office of B. Shon-
niger & Co.
Rev. MIR. Miles, assistant pastor of the |
United church, is away enjoying a four
weeks vacation. Next Sunday Rev. DR..
Parker of Hartford will preach at the
United church, and the following Sunday
the pastor, Rev. DR.. Munger, will preach.
G. Carriere, matchmaker of s. Good
mans jewelry store, and wife left Saturday
for the Catskills.
John Mann, of the New Haven Shoe COM
pany, left Saturday evening for few
days outing at st. Adams bay, Vermont.
He purchased an outfit of fishing tackle
1mmedlately upon his arrival.
Enos S: Kimberly has returned from St.
Adams bay, Vermont, where, with DR..
Mcneil, he had great luck in fishing DIR.
Mcneil remains at st. Adams for a few
days longer with Mrs. DR.. Mcneil and his
son, Archibald Mcneil.
Miss Minnie Donnelly of New Britain is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Donnelly of No. 18
Edwards street.
Miss Donnelly, teacher in the Lowell
school, sister of Mr.. Donnelly, the famous
baseball player, leaves to day with a party
of friends for stay at Indian Neck.
Lawyer Charles Matthswman and fam
lily are sojourning at Short Beach, where
the health of their daughter, Miss Flossie,
which had been very delicate, has greatly
improved.
Mrs. Josiah Tuttle of Bethany, formerly
of this city, has been calling upon some of
her numerous New Haven friends.
Robert Waddingham, formerly of West
Haven, whose family is summering at
Woodmont, is spending few weeks at
Saranac lake.
Miss Mollie Steinert, daughter of Pro-
fessor M. Steinert, has returned from Sar-
| atoga
Professor NJ. Steinert and son Albert are
among the few New Haveners at Vienna,
Austria, where the extremely hot wave
has been prevailing of late of which the
cablegrams have given vivid accounts.
| Mrs. L. F. Comstock has just returned
from Cornwall on-the Hudson, where che
has been spending the summer with her
granddaughter, Mrs. DR.. Harrison.
Rev. Mr.. Luckey is preaching every Sun
day this summer to his people and also has
large congregations despite the warm
weather of this exceptionally warm sum-
mer. He will take his vacation next win
ter, when he will visit Florida and spend 8
part of the time at the hotel owned by
his parishioner, Horace P. Shares, who
annually sojourns in Florida. Mr.. and Mrs
Luckey will occupy shortly for two weeks
the cottage of Mr.. Parsons of Bishop street
in Guilford, but the pastor will occupy hi
pulpit as usual Sundays.
Mr.. J. E. Anthony has retu rned from
New London.
Miss Emma Anthony is at the Pequo
house, New London.
R. E. Rice and family have returned
from the mountains.
L. w. Coggswell and family have gone
to New Preston, Conn.
Charles Hulhorne is doing Chicago, st
Paul and Indianapolis.
Ray Mazeine of Gilbert avenue has gon
to Meriden for few days.
Eli Mix and family of 900 George stree
have gone to Saratoga Springs.
Rev. Mr.. Means, the beloved rector of st
Johns Episcopal church, has been occupy
ing his pulpit every Sunday this summer
, taking short vacations from active parisl
, labors as occasion offers every week. H.
may take short vacation later in the sea
| son.
Lawyer George w. Robinson of the firn
of Clark, Swan & Robinson, and family
are summering in Woodbridge, Mr.. Robin
son returning to the city daily.
Rev. R. Il. Albert, G. NJ, of Niagara uni
versity is visiting the students of that in
, stitution in New Hampshire for coupl
,, of days.
John J. Stanley and George T. M. Shar
| ley of 200 Meadow street and John Calls
han of 992 State street have returned fror
trip to Saratoga.
, Professor Robinson of Yale law schoo
= and family, are summering in the Whit
, | mountains.
w. F. McEwen of the Charles Monso
! | company, dry goods merchants, spends th
a next two weeks at the Lake View house.
Harry G. Rowe of 80 Trumbull stree
! has gone to Mount Vernon, N. II.
j. 81. Young and family of 1858 Crow
street have returned from Orient, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mansfield of SO
+ George have gone to Boston, Mass.
Miss Kate Donovan of 101 Dwight sire,
is spending week at Rockville. Conn.
% Judge E.. G. Billings and Miss NJ. I
i Billings are stopping at Spring Lake beach
f. N. J.
4 John Kennedy, the letter carrier, is
New Britain visiting some friends.
e Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Baumann of SO
Il George street have returned from Rudg
a N. 81.
- Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferry of II COLES
l. street have returned from Vergennes, V
y Mrs G. H. Smith of 2O2 Blatchley av
ia be y,T oil
vile, Conn.
Miss Aggie Bone of Chapel street, corn
of Franklin, is summering in North Bra
- ford. Her health is improving.
II Miss Mary Bartlett, daughter of G.
Bartlett of SO Olive street, ia visiting b.
], stunt in Middletown.
,r Mrs. Ellis of 1O2 Park street has gone
I. Kittery Point, Me-, her old home, for
:, few weeks.
IL Miss Belle Brewer of English street
Q. spending her vacation with her parents
~ Somerville. N. J.
Il Miss Grace Flanders of Greenport, L. !
- is visiting John I. Burt and family of 1;
10 College street, this city.
ID DR.. Charles w. Vishno has 1eturne
m from vacation trip to Thousand Island
: Mrs. F. E. Turner and Master Howal
,. Turner have gone to Torrington, Conn.,,
Mrs. Turner's brother, Sidney S. Inghau
u Miss Bailey of 1O2 Park street, in con
De pany with Miss Gilbert of Sylvan avenu
if is taking her outing at Lake Champlai
- and vicinity.
g. F. D. Ingham the letter carrier, and far
lily are stopping down at Lighthouse Poi,
70 with Joseph Whipper and family for IL
~, summer.
y DR.. Doherty, formerly registrar in tn
- city, has returned from Hartford to resid
!. here at No. Sylvan avenue.
4 Harry R. Durant of this city, for tt
~ past two years city editor of the Waterbu,
n Republican, retired from that paper Satu
day and will enter the Yale law school ne,
month.
Robert W. McIntire, the bridge builde
has left the Sea View hotel, where he hi
n spent the summer, and has moved viii
his family into house at the corner
n Park and South streets.
n Daniel Colwell, grand secretary of Il
ia K. of G., has returned from trip to Sa
4 atoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Sternberg of Park stree
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