Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-13
Personal NOTES.

a
Many New Haveners Returning
From Summer Outings-Othefs De.
parting for September outings. II
e. Hayes Trowbridgs and family, who
have been at the Profile house, White
since August l, have returned
to this city. $50 '''@}s
Hattie Law, daughter of R. W. Law of
2O4 Howard avenue, who has been visiting |
friends in Washington, Conn.,, for several
weeks, has gone to Litch6eld and after re-
manning there for two weeks will return
home and resume her studies. - 81.
Policeman Grant has returned from
vacation in Utica, N. Y.
Miss Alice Akin Of Montclair, N. j., is
visiting Mrs. George II. Palmer of 76 ED
street for week.
Sergeant Simmons of the local United
States Army recruiting corps has been de-
tailed to report to Lieutenant Mitchell in
charge of the recruiting Office at Wheeling.
W. Va.
Frank a. Taylor and wife of South Nor
walk are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Ben
nett of Wooster place.
Miss Annie Lyons, who has been visiting
her friend, Miss Rosa McDonough of Hum
phrey street, for the past week, has re-
turned to her homo in Troy, NY.
Edwin P. Root of Home place, superin-
tendent of the movement department at
the New Haven clock factory, has re-
turned from West Haven shore, where he
has been for the past two months. Hes
with his family, occupied the Bryant cot
tage. E&"r 81
Osborn Thompson of Fsir Haven has
Just returned from six weeks tour of
Maine on his bicycle. His wheel was the
only mode of transportation used. He re-
turns in the best of health and very much
tanned.
F. A. Hosmer and family are at Niagara
Falls
Edwin A. Wildman of 507 State street,
Charles Somerset of 46 Edgewood avenue
have returned from very pleasant outing
among the Litchfeld hills.
Miss E. A. Chamberlain of 1858 Whalley
| avenue has returned from her visit to Shell
! ton. .@
| Assessor George Neal, who has been Sc
riously i'll with typhoid fever, is now re-
covering.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Bacon of 80
High street have returned from Princeton,
Mass.
Mrs. J.. W. Mansfield, Miss Mansfield
and Miss Ferry of 80 Grown street have
gone to Warm Springs, Bath county, Va.
R. a. Brown and family have returned
to the city from their summer home at
Stony Greek.
s. A. Galpin and family of Wall street
have returned from their cottage at Short
Beach.
Mrs. F. Mason and family of IA College
street have returned from Ltchfeld.
Mr.. Porter, a member of the old First
Connecticut Heavy Artillery. now resi-
dent Of the Soldiers home, Newton, was in
town yesterday visiting friends on Hum
phrey street. Mr.. Porter was disabled by
an attack of paralysis several years ago.
Professor capable will open his dancin s
academy at Germania hall on October 81
1t will probably be open every Tuesday
aud Friday.
William Ryan has sold the house ant
store No. 243 Hamilton street, foot O.
Summer street, through F. R. RUSSELL
agency to John S. Fowler, clerk of tn
superior court for about &c. 900.
Professor Beebe of Wall street and fam
lily, who have been at Peterbaux, Mass.
have returned.
Mrs. H. N. Day and Miss Day of 95
Chapel street have returned from their sta,
at Ridgefeld. ..-%
Mrs. Jennie Knold and Miss Myrtle Pick
ering will leave to-day for q two weeks
| visit at Lyme, Conn.
Miss Oscar Sharp of Somerville, N. J.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Belle Brewer o
$40 English street.
, Miss Mary J. :Donavan of Boston
spending her vacation with the Misses He
gan of Downing street.
Edward R. Howarth of Howartl
Brothers is sick at his home in West Hs
|, | ven with malaria fever.
Mrs. B. f. Brockett of York street, VIII
; has been visiting in Brooklyn has re
TUNED.
Mrs. Fred -Champney and her daughte,
Miss Lulu Champney of North Adams
Smith of 80 County street.
i Miss Lila Merwin, elder daughter O
! | William a. Merwin of Temple street, ha
, returned after delightful stay of tw
months in New Hampshire and Vermont
, She was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchel
at Keene, N. H., for a number of weeks
The latter are now visiting in this city
, She afterward stayed several weeks at tn
!, home of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman at London
. derry, vt. The latter years ago reside
. on Edwards street, this city. They ar
very pleasantly situated on a farm near tn
. | town of Londonderry. Mrs. Freeman is
!, sister of our well-known townsman Mr.. g
E. Dibble, the Grand street merchant.
Robert T. Merwin has copy of the fri
. city directory ever published in New HI
ven. It was issued In 1910, is seven inche
long, four and one-half wide and contain
1876 pages.
Henry NJ. Thomas of $50 Putnam stree
n who has been seriously ill for the past 81
months, is now recovering.
The Misses Nicen of ID Elm stree
n have returned from visit to Naugatucl
s Conn.
a Bert Barry of Albany, N. Y, is visi
3 ing Patrolman Donnelly of Dagget
a street.
a Mrs. Frank Lewis, Miss Florence Lew
and Master Paul Lewis of West street hay
returned from Bradford Point, where the
have been spending the summer.
Carrier Walter e. Downes has n
d turned from two weeks visit at Bel
nington, Vt.
It L. W. Moody, the well known insurant
l. man of this city, will represent with othe
: delegates the interests of Connecticut ,
the National Association of Life Unde
writer's at New York, commencing Septen
A Der 81.
" Alderman John w. Lowe has returne
d from Deep River. The alderman is a We,
l. busy man and will soon open the mo-
q complete drug store in the state in his ne
r block on the corner of Howard and Sylvia
II avenues. ','-.
|, Gilbert Barker of Temple street has r
turned from an outing of several weel
spent at New London and at the Berkshil