Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-12
PERSONAL NOTES

About New Haveners and Their Sum-
mer Outings-Other Personal Jot-
Ifngs.
G. B. Faith and wife and Miss Jessie
Hoggson leave tomorrow for Niagara
Falls and Toronto,
Samuel W. Langdon, who has been sick
for ten days, is recovering.
Mrs. J. D. Dewel and family have gone
to Norfolk for the rest of the summer.
Rev. T. NJ. Crowley of Thomaston is
visiting his parents at their home on Day
street.
Miss Lena Kerr of Portsea street has re-
turned from a months visit at Benson
hurst, L. I.
Mrs. Moorehead of Bensonhurst, L. l.,
ia the guest of Mrs. Kerr of Portsea street,
this city.
The Adams house in George street has
been purchased by Mrs. Gray of the Crown
street restaurant.
John Colgan of 11s Ashmun street is
visiting In Brooklyn and will also take a
trip up the Hudson.
John T. Sloan, the real estate agent, and
his family leave to-day for visit in Chau-
tauqua, N. Y.
The Misses Kittie, Grace and Alice San
ford are spending the month of August
with their aunt at Amsterdam, N. Y.
The engagement of Miss Bessie E. Krick
| to Charles W. Couch is announced. They
will probably be married in the spring.
E. E. Baker and party of gentlemen
| started yesterday for Block Island, where
they will spend several days bluehshing.
| The Litchfeld Enquirer of this week
says: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Deming had a
| narrow escape from serious bodily injury
Friday afternoon while out driving. Go
| ing up Jefferson hill the horse comm enced
| to back and before he could be checked the
buggy was oramped down into the ditch
and overturned. Wonderful to relate,
neither of the occupants received even 9
scratch.
Attorney E. P. Arvine is enjoying ar
outing in South Monchester.
Mrs. Provost of Iowa, who has a large
circle of friends in Milford, is at the Bon
silene hotel in Woodmont with her son ant
daughter.
The Misses Josie and Jennie Fordham o.
Bay Shore, L. L., are visiting Miss Jessi,
Reed, Westville.
Mrs. Burton Dickerman and Mrs. Georg'
E French are at the "Albemarle," Asbur!
| Park, N. j.
Harry V. Whipple, assistant teller q
the Merchants bank, is spending a tw,
weeks vacation at East Haddam.
DR.. j. B. Terres, vice consul general o
the United States at Port au Prince, Hayti
and Madame Terres are the guests of tn
family of Hon. E. D. Bassett on Tempt
| street.
DR.. I. N. Bloom of Louisville, KY,
paying flying visit to ex-Aldermen s. B
Shoninger.
Mrs. Margaret Scott and Miss Alice M
Scott of Bradford leave to-day for tn
White mountains, and later 60 to Massa
chusetts, where they remain for the res
; | of the summer.
Mrs. P. J. Carey and her son George ar
visiting at her sisters, Mrs. A. Antoinett
, Foran, at SO Franklin street.
DR.. Rollin Mcneil and Enos Kimberl,
} started yesterday morning for st. Adams
J VT, where they will remain two weeks
Saturday Councilman E. I. Atwater ant
Alderman J. NJ. Champion will join them
then the party will take q fishing tril
among the numerous lakes in the vicinity
, Mr.. R. E. Peck, who has been for som
time in charge of the Dispensary pharma
cy, takes charge to-day of the pharmacy a
the hospital.
Hon. c. B. Bowers and family are at tn
Ridge, Kearsarge, N. II.