Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-02
PERSONAL NOTES

Vacation Outings-Other Personal
Jott1ngs.
Miss Carrie Knight of 319 Orchard
street, recent graduate of the WEIGH
training school, with Miss Hattie Tyrrell
of $50 Elm street, leave for Mantle today
for visit of several weeks with relatives
at the Howard house.
Miss Lillian G.. Damn, Miss Charlotte g. |
Damn, Miss May D. Damn of Ferry street,
accompanied by their cousins, Edward
Damn and Miss lola Damn of Columbus,
O., have returned to this city after a
weeks sojourn in the Catskills.
Professor and Mrs. Mark Bailey and Miss
Bailey are summering at Montpelier, vt.
Mrs. G. F. Wood of Knoxville, Tenn,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Burchell of 81 Olive street.
w. R. Hedden, organist Of Trinity
church, left yesterday for Chicago, where
he will spend the month of August.
Attorney J. P. Goodhart has returned
from the Catskills, where he has been
| stopping at the Hotel Kaaterskill.
The Rev. F. R. Luckey and family are
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Edward veazey of the Charles Mon son
| company store left yesterday for three
| weeks vacation among the White noun
tains.
John G. North and family, Mrs. North's
mother. Mrs. Brinckerhoff of Brooklyn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Woodruff of Brook
| Ign are at Newtown.
| William Nicely and Walter Malley re-
turned yesterday from flying trip to the
White mountains. They spent Sunday at
the Profile house, guests of Edward NAL
| ley.
J. NJ Carswell of the Farmers bank,
Wilmington, Del, is visiting friends in this
E. G. Trowbridge, E. s. vinten and L..
r. Hopton left yesterday for short stay
at Chautauqua and Niagara Falls.
Prof. George P. Fisher has gone to Rye
Beach, N. H., to spend the month Of Au-
gust.
Miss Mary E. Laden of Ferry street left
yesterday for vacation in the Litchfeld
Mrs. Selden and granddaughter, Violet
Moore, are at Atlantic City.
Harry E. Doolittle of Howe street has
gone to Maine to spend his holidays.
Miss M. D. Porter is in Norfolk, Conn.
Eli Whitney, jr., of the board of educa-
ton is at Newtown.
Town Clerk o. Ives Martin of Walling.
ford has held that position for twenty
years-a good record in itself.
Frank A. Evsrts and wife of 1890 Chape
street left yesterday morning for weeks
trip to Saratoga.
NJ. F. Nachbar, manager for A. & J
Cammeyer of New York, and wife at,
spending two weeks with her parents, Mr.
: and Mrs N. Cohn of 81 Hill street,
! DR.. Roberts and family are home from
Nova Scotia.
.. The fourth Saratoga trip of the season
started yesterday morning. About 10
New Haven people went, and among then
., Mrs. DR.. Winohell, JOHN P. Sheridan
: Robert B. Mercer, George W. Thorpe, f
! E. Bristol. w. S. Turpenning, Mr.. an
- Mrs. r. A. Evarts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3
y Barnum, Emma Harvey, Mrs. Hilderbran6
Mary Yale, Officer Michael, T. j. and Kat
Flannery, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H., Jennie an
Daisy Smith, j. E. Parsons, Burton I
= Potter, E. MacGuire, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
= Fehier, Mrs. Sykes, Minnie Carr. Th
= party will be further increased en- roui
- and about $50 will attend in all.
= The eight Milford young ladies who hay
= rented Seaman Smiths cottage at Woot
mont took possession of their charmin
q quarters yesterday, chaperoned by Mi
. Mamie Tibbals. For the next two weel
this cottage by the sea will be the shrir
to which the small contingent will dire
it's homage. The party includes Mi
= Mamie Smith, the Misses Mabel and Ey
:, Boswortb, Miss Angie Garfield, Miss Nell
3 Hine, Miss Bertha Clark, Miss Edwin
. Proctor and Miss Lottie Clark, all yonr
e ladies of social prominence in Milford, or
- interesting enough to make their tempo
airy sojourn an attractive feature of Woo
!" mont life.
Paul We'll has returned from NEWTON
after spending very pleasant ten weel
with his family.
- John r. Rembert, the Crown street st
=, toner, and wife will spend the month
y August at his summer residence, MI
~ berry Point, Guilford.
Miss Airline Monroe of the S. NJ E. Tel
q phone company will spend the next tv
e weeks at Ssvin Rock.
70 phone company will start this morning f
O. two weeks stay at Block Island.
y, Mr.. Benjamin O. Kautz, of Kautz Broi
10 left yesterday for two weeks visit
=. Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
70 First Lieutenant Lsurens King of t
if City Guard and family are spending t
u n last two weeks at Lakeville, Conn.
~ Miss Carrie Bartram of 156 Howard av
40 nue. has gone to Newburg for the summe
~ Miss Susie Crosby of Mt. Kisco, N. y
% % has been spending a few weeks at b
H. H. brothers, 1855 Howard avenue
- Mrs. Burr Crosby will start in fe
~' days for Mt. Kisco, N. Y.
NJ KILLED at Nausatuck.