Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-26
PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings - other Personal

About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings - other Personal |
Jottings.
Mrs. a. E. Baldwin of 2O4 Edgewood
avenue, is spending her vacation at East
Hartford, Conn, with her sister, Mrs. G.
a. Tefft.
Alderman ]. N. Champion, who has been
away for two or three days in Vermont is
expected home to-day.
Conductor Connors of the New Haven
and Derby road, has been unable to at
tend to duty this week on account Of sick
ness, and his train has been In charge of
Conductor Ruth. Commons was reported
as improving yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. Hardie and children of
Waterbury are at Savin Rock.
Miss E. McEvoy of Waterbury left yes
terdsy for Woodmont, whore she will join
her sister, Mrs. James e. Watts.
Mrs. J. J. Osborn has gone to Spring
Hill, Mansfield, where her daughter Mrs.
e. N. Allen has been spending the sum-
mer with her children. Mrs. Huldah 8.
Allen accompanied Mrs. Osborn.
The Misses Julia Shortell, Louis Gaffney
| and Emma Costigan of Ansonia, are
enjoying q weeks vacation at Ssvin Rock.
Mrs George B. Horton of SO Pearl street
| is spending two weeks in Trenton, N. j.,
with her parents.
| Ex-senator ]. D. Plunkett, who has
been making tour of southern Europe,
has sailed from Antwerp on the steamer
| Frieslsnd, which will be due at New York
next week.
Mrs. Maria Breen, principal of the Cedar
street school, Miss NJ. Louise Turner, FORM
erly of this city, teacher in the same
school, and Miss M. Julia Turner of Wash
inston, D. G., have returned from Bethle-
hem, N. q. The latter Is connected with
tho bureau Of agriculture in Washington.
W. P. Frost and wife have returned
from their trip to Clifton Springs. Niagara
Falls and Toronto, Canada, and are now
visiting friends at Westbrook, Conn.
Mrs. @. Downs left yesterday for two
weeks vacation at Saratoga.
Officer Hart and his daughter Mamie
will start tomorrow for q vacation at
Long Branch.
Officer Simon STREET. and wife are out of
town for few days.
Captain B. E. Brown of the New Haven
Grays is spending few weeks at Mans
field Grove.
Mrs. E. A. Hayes of 1855 Elm street il
spending few days with her cousin, Mrs.
Frank F1nney of Ansonia.
Frederick Damn will start to-day on g
two weeks visit to friends in Bingham
ton, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin W. Potter, Miss
EVE Potter and Miss Mary q. Blakeslee
of Cedar Hill have gone to Bethlehem
N. d.
G. NJ. Manning, the well known Artisan
street cabinetmaker, and Miss s. e. Ket-
tenhorn of Brooklyn, N. Y, were married
at the brides residence Wednesday even
ing.
Geary will start Monday for two weeks
stay at Litchfeld.
B. B. Champln, employed at E. s. Os
born's, the Church street halter, has gone
to central New York on two weeks vaoa
ton.
Opie Reed. formerly editor of the Arkan
saw Traveller but now of the Chicago
Tribune, is visiting friends at the Kelley
institute, West Haven. He is there as
visitor, not as patient.
| ]. Edward Dennis, managing editor of the
Union, is now also acting editor of the Pal
ladium.
Mr.. L. B. Fairohild, ex-lieutenant of the
Light Guard, and his daughter, Miss Lot
tie, have gone to Kingston, N. Y, for 6
week or two.
Mr.. J. P. Stack of Hartford was in town
last evening for few hours.
The Berkshire News, published at Great
Darlington, says in its Huntsville notes
Times are lively at Maple Grove. Mrs. E
D. Harmon Is "mine host" The guests
are Mrs. DR.. q. w. A. Collard, Miss Kittie
LaField, Master Arthur LaField, Bridge.
port, Conn.,; Mrs. Fowler Sperry, Mrs
Charles A. Tomlinson, Misses Ada and
Bertha Tomlinson, Milford, Conn.,; Mrs. j
j. Hart and Miss Emma Hart, New Haven
Conn. Saturday evening the genial Sheriff
Tomlinson put in an appearance and spent
the Sabbath, which was made very quiet
by the presence of Turnkey J. J. Hart Of
New Haven. Mr.. Tomlinson left on Mon
| day and Mr.. Hart on Tuesday,