Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-30
PERSONAL NOTES

New Haveners who Are Escaping
This TorrId Heat-Some Returning
From Cool Plaees-Other Personal
Jottings.
Miss Gussie Redfeld, niece of H. W.
Parmelee, left yesterday for the White
where she will spend the rest
of the summer
Herman Sweezy, with Thomas q. Pesse
& Son, returned yesterday from three
weeks vacation in Toronto and along the
st. Lawrence.
John a., Leeds will start on his six
teenth tour through the east on the Servia
August 6. |
Miss Maud johnson, cashier at Howe
& Stetsons, ia enjoying the sea breezes of |
Sandy Hollow.
Mrs. Emily R. Montgomery of "a Trum-
bull street will start for Turkey this |
morning.
Letter Carrier Edward Coogan and his
family start for Cincinnati to-day.
Mrs. G. E. Martin and her son and
daughter have returned from Huntington,
L. I.
Mrs. johnson and daughter, Addie,
will spend their vacation at Franklin, this
state.
James Torbett and family are visiting
Mrs. Frary Hale in Glastonbury.
q. W. Booth and family of New Britain
will spend the month of August at their
cottage at Short Beach.
Dewitt Weed and family, Mr.. and Mrs:
n. Weed and Mr.. and Mrs. Arc I. Ward
are spending the month of July at Indian
Neck.
John R. Smith, stoker of fire steamer 8,
is in New York.
Miss Jessie Holt of Lafayette street has
b. 3D.
Miss Lizzie Watrous will leave Monday
A. H. Bolton of 10 Lawrence street is
on his vacation.
Ephraim Newell of Ellington carries his
eighty-fve years easily. On one of the re-
cent hot days he went into the field and
reaped an acre Of rye, reaping all around
men of half his age.
Charles F. Korn of 81 Nicoll street and
his wife are at Mt. Carmel.
Mrs. Edwin Barnes and son of Lynwood
street have gone to North Branford.
D. P. Finch of 80 Prospect street and
his family are at Indian Neck, Branford.
Miss Mary w. Montgomery and George
R. Montgomery are in Stepney. Mass.
Charles A. Tucker of 1884 State street
and his family have gone to New Jersey.
Next week Letter Carrier John Kane
goes on his vacation.
G. D. Kenney of this city is building
| an Office for Pratt, Read & Co., at Deep
| River.
Miss Kittie Beecher of 258 Hamilton
street has returned from a visit to Hart
| ford.
Rutherford Trowbridge and Mrs. Trow-
| bridge have gone to Richfeld Springs,
N. Y.
g. F. Slauter of Amherst, Mass, a cousin
| of Judge L. P. Deming, is visiting in the
| city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Upham Of s8 Clark
street will leave to day for West Hill,
| Litchfeld.
Mrs Herbert G. Warren. Miss Lou War
rem and Miss Leila Earl will go to the
| White mountains. They will be at the
| Lookout house the rest of the summer.
William P. Donaldson, night clerk at the
New Haven house, begins his two weeks
vacation Monday.
E. L. Osborne and family have gone to
Richfeld Springs, N. Y.
| Mrs. E. D. Platt of ITO Lawrence street
is at Crescent Beach.
The Misses Chaplain of 259 Church
street will go to Ulster county, N. Y, on
| Monday to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Harry L. Lyons of Cedar street has
gone to the White mountains for few
weeks outing.
Professor Herman of Chicago theoloei-
cal seminary and Mrs. Herman are guests
of Mrs. Herman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. P Ramsdell, at 1O4 Wall street in this
city. Professor Herman is Yale man
and has general supervision of the instruc-
ton in German at the seminary. He is
| spending the long college vacation in this
state chiefly and on Sundays supplies the
pulpit of the Congregational church at
Falls Village, Conn.
Mrs. S. r. Mcneil is summering at War
rem, Conn.
Mrs. Streeter, wife of George L. Streeter,
the former Chapel street jeweler, now of
Fredericksburg, Va, is in town vieiting
friends.
Manager Bell, who formerly kept the
museum on Church street, came up from
Bridgeport yesterday afternoon. He con-
templates opening museum again in the
city.
Mr.. John J. Osborn of this city is at the
Block Island house, Block Island, and
writes to friends here that all the scare
concerning smallpox eis over. He says
the people there are having fine times. Al
though the weather is warm aud in the
nineties, yet all feel comfortable owing to
the delightful breeze from off the ocean.
The Block Island hotel has many guests
and is finely situated, commanding love-
ly view.
Mrs. Webb Humphrey of Howard ave-
nue. will spend the two weeks during camp
at Mantle.
Mr.. Hugh Graham of Grand avenue is
spending his weeks vacation at Bantam
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Talmadge, accom-
panied by Mrs. Horace Leland of Buffalo,
N. Y, who have been visiting in Wood
bridge since July 1, return home to-day.
Henry E. Hungerford of Bristol, who is
we'll known in this city, will visit relatives
here next week, travelling on his bicycle.
Early in the fall he leaves for Minneapolis,
Mimi, where he will enter Carlton col
lege;
heimer Bros, is visiting friends in Bridge
port.
Miss Edith Thompson of West Haven
will spend camp week in Niantic.
E. s. Seymour, formerly of New Haven
and who is at present located in business
in Minneapolis, Mimi, is spending few
weeks with friends in this city.
Granite Supply Out.
MER1DEN, July 29.-Twelve union gran
ite cutters are out owing to the supply of
union stone giving out.
A Team Stolen.
The police were notified last evening by
the Meriden authorities to look out for a
light bay mare with white face, seven years
old and weighing about nine hundred
pounds, attached to an open side-epring
wagon, and set of new harness, which had
been stolen from liveryman in Meriden
during the afternoon.
| Committee on Sewers.
Aldermen McKiernan and Morgan and
Councilman Splitter were the only men,
bers of the committee on sewers present at
last nights meeting, but as these were suf-
ficient to constitute quorum the business
of the session was transacted the same as
if all the members of the committee had
been present. Among those present and
heard in reference to the sewers were
Judge Sheldon, F. S. Bradley, DR.. Phillips,
John Hurd, F. M. Crawford, John E. Tut
tie and James T. Clark. After hearing all
the arguments pro and con the committee
went into executive session, and voted to
recommend to the court of common coun-
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