Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-26
PERSONAL MOTIFS
New Haveners and Their Summer
Outings.

New Haveners and Their Summer
Outings.
Edward Veizzy will spend two weeks at
his home in Vermont.
Charles II. Smith and Luella j. Smith of
49 Prince street are at Schoram, vt.
Mrs. Skidmore of Riverhead, LII, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Wells of Whalley
avenue.
Miss Fanny Barnes and Miss Maude Clark
of Worcester, Mass, are visiting DR.. 8. G.
Whitney.
Ex-President Hiram Camp of the New
Haven Clock company is convalescent and
able to be about the house.
Harry Hartung of st. Roman street has
returned from long canoeing trip on the
Connecticut.
Miss Maggie Noonan of New York is Wis
iting Miss Mary O'Brien of No. 70 Beach
street.
Rev. DR.. Kleeberg and family will start
on his summer vacation next week, and
after Saturday there will be no more ser
vices in the Court street synagogue until
September. DR.. Kleeberg will go to the
Catski1ls.
Miss Nina Van Nostrand of Flushing,
L. l., is the guest of the Misses Cornelius
of Chapel street.
Mrs. NJ Seeman of SO Greene street is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie Miller of
New York city.
Eugene H. Palmer of st. John street
has returned to his duties on the G. H.
Northam. He had been sick long time.
F. E. Morgan, ex-secretary of the New
Haven Clock company, has returned from
trip to Europe.
Mrs. George Bradley and daughter have
gone to Martha's Vineyard.
Professor and Mrs. E. A. Parsons are at
Marthas Vineyard, at Professor J. e.
Bristols, Bristhal house.
{. Mrs. John M. Marlin lest yesterday for
the White mountains, where she will
spend the remainder of the warm season.
Mrs. S. V. D. Tenbroeck of Albany, N.
Y, is visiting her brother, Conductor
Joseph G. Collard of the Sylvan avenue
horse car line.
General George II. Ford, Mrs. Ford,
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Edward L.
Mitchell, Miss Lewis and Miss Josephine
M. Lewis, daughters of ex-Mayor Lewis,
and Miss Susan P. Candee sail for Europe
on the Majestic tomorrow morning. The
Misses Lewis will remain for some time in
Paris taking an advanced course in art
study. General and Mrs. Ford will be
absent about two months.
Miss Josie Bryant and Miss Rose Hills
dorf of this city and Miss Annie Smith of
New York left yesterday for a weeks out
ing at the Thompson cottage, Morris Cove.
Lucius w. Hall has gone to Lake George
for two weeks.
William T. Field and wife have gone to
Newtown for the summer.
Miss Mary Mallon of New York 10 visit
ing Miss Mary Mullen of sO3 East street.
Professor George D. Watrous and family
have gone to Block Island for the sum-
mer.
George w. Osborn and his wife and son
of San Francisco,I CAL, have arrived in
this city on a visit. He was formerly
prominent real estate dealer and is
cousin of Colonel Osborn of the Register.
CharlesHalper of Birmingham is spending
his vacation at his fathers cottage at
Burns Point.
Otto Schneider, son of George o. Schnel-
ner of Ansonia, has been very sick at their
cottage at Merwin's Point He was report
ed yesterday as being much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6. Stoddard of this city
spent Sunday with Hon. Carlos French at
his handsome residence in Seymour.
Lieutenant J. M. T. Particle has selected
a house in Westville and expects his fami-
ly here on August 8.
Captain James S. Petit, who is to sue
coed Lieutenant Totten as instructor of
military science at Yale, reported for duty
in this city one day last week and then left |
for month at the shore. He will return
to remain here about September 1.
Misses Edith Adams and Hattie E. Bark |
or started for the White mountains yester- |
day.
Miss lena Botsford of New Milford is |
visiting friends in the city.
Benjamin H. Cobb, the gentlemen's |
furnisher, has returned from a trip to
Niagara Falls and the Thousand Islands.
Frank K. Rice has been transferred as |
conductor from the Sylvan avenue road to |