Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-12
PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People and The
Summer Wanderin9s and Outings

About New Haven People and Their
Summer Wanderings and Outings.
DR.. s. Hartwen Chapman will be absent
until the Goth and on his return will
occupy the house No. 2s Elm street while
alterations are being made to his Offices
at his own house.
DR.. R. s. Miller and wife of Chapel |
street are at Saratoga.
Mrs. F. D. Brown has gone to Dicks ho-
tel, Newtown, Conn.
Jeremiah Carey of Denver, formerly of
New Haven, is in the city.
| Miss Gallagher, daughter Of the late DR..
Charles A. Gallagher, who has been quite
i'll at her residence in Olive street with
nervous prostration, is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Troeller of Mel
rose, N. Y, have been the guests of Mrs.
J. G. NUM- of 90 Bond street.
Mrs. Susan Rossiter, widow of the late
John Rossiter, is spending the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. John G. Chap
man, n Olive street.
Charles 81. Miller of Wooster street and
wife will leave in about week for Sara
toga to remain through the summer. Mr..
Miller will drive up.
Mrs. F. w. J. Sizer of Fair Haven
Heights has gone to New York and Brook
Ign for short stay.
A. Bowen is visiting Giles Clark of Quin-
nipiac street.
Wilbur s. Weaver is at the West End
hotel, Asbury Park.
Miss Nellie Pattes of Wallingford is Wis
iting in this city.
Mrs. Isaac Asher of New York is the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Abe g.
Feuchtwanger Of 10 Whalley avenue.
William j. Rathgeber and wife of 81
Henry street have gone to the Adirondacks
! for q month.
Superip tendent Curtis and family started
, for Saratoga yesterday. Mr.. Curtis will
attend the annual convention of the Teach
> ers' association, which opens to-day.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potter of Detroit,
, Quinnipiac street.
Miss Mollie P. Tracy of Salem street lie
visiting her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Thomas Tracy, of Hartford.
Mrs. Wynne, wife of Attorney John F
Wynne, is seriously ill at her home OF
2 Woolsey street.
l The Rev. B. F. Cokeley and family of 10s
: Dwight street will spend the summer al
n Southbury, Conn.
= Misses Lizzie and Allie May Smyth Of
this city will spend their vacation at Mt
t Vernon, N. Y.
/ George B. B. Lamb is spending his va
J. crtion at Orient, L. I.
: Mrs. J. II. Klock and family have gon,
Y to Whittinsville, Mass.
|, Miss Mary B. Tomlinson has returned
Q from an outing at Oxford.
o Walter Davis of Edwards street, clerl
o at Washburn & Co.'s, has returned from
y an outing at Keene, N. II.
l. Miss Rose Hayden of Edwards stree
# goes to Marths's Vineyard to spend tn,
summer at her grandfather's hotel
Henry G. Rich, at the Oak Hall Cloth
ing company, has gone to Sing Sing, N
d Y, on a two weeks vacation. Horace
@ Barnes of the same store has returne,
- from his vacation.
- A party consisting Of the Misses Lillian
and Gala Daley, the Misses Elizabeth an,
as Agnes Kennedy, Miss Harriet Rice, Mis-
W Katheryn Albright, Miss Lawrence of Kar
as sas City, No., and Miss May Lawrence
10 chaperoned by Mrs. John Lowe, have take
cottage at Sunset Beach for an outing Q
about two weeks.
% Cards are out announcing the marriae
=. of Thomas Francis Lynch to Miss Rosett
IL McQueeny, on July 81.
at Mrs G. II. Pond and Miss McBlais {
at Washington, D. G., are visiting Mrs D. F
~ Marshall, 80 William street.
~ g. R. Hardy and family of 1923 Chap
NJ street are stopping at Central Valley,
~ Y, for the summer.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bronson of BrooI
hs Ign are visiting Miss Henrietta NJ. Caring
~ ton at 20 Kimberly avenue.
Mrs. M. A. Judd and Miss Judd
Nash street have gone to Hampden, Mass
or to spend July and August.
A Rev. and Mrs. Eugene G. Webster
a. Providence, R. l., arrived in town la
r. evening and are visiting at Mr.. G.
| "or63o ho in q
n tendance upon the American Institute
A instruction, which met last week at Ma
~ ragansett Pier, where Mr.. Webster al
ub preached on Sunday in the Presbyterit
ev church.
az Mrs. R. H. Sharpe and family of 81 Ga
den street will spend the summer at Nj
ford, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. sharf of Lake place lie
an the city Saturday for a weeks outing {
,st Long Island.
''' Mrs. VIM. n. Merwin and daughter
W. Miss Jennie, of Temple street, Miss MAI
int Andrews, of Edwards street, Miss Tomli
en- son, daughter of High Sheriff Tomlinsc
III and lady and her daughter from Ne
"a Jersey and several others from this ci
id. have taken the cottage of Mr.. Wallace
lot Wallingford, at Stony Creek, and W
7as occupy it during the month of August
summer outing.
Mrs. William Mercer and son are visitil
her parents at lion, N. Y.
re- Miss Rose Hess left yesterday for thr
3D. weeks vacation in Brooklyn to visit frien
I'd there.
no A musicale was given last evening at t
MS residence of Allie Williams, 121 st. Jol
ok. street. Those who took part were: N
ad- Williams, cornetist; William Fitzgersl
ne violinist, and Allie Williams, pianist.
IN A few of the friends of Postmsst
e.n Sperry entertained him at a dinner
Of Hills homestead recently, the occasit
ich being the celebration of his birthda
bv Among those present were Hon. Samu
he Dodd, General A. Chamberlin, ex-May
led Doohttle and E. B. Cowles of Meride
36 General S. E. Merwin, H. E. Bento
ht. James D. Dewell, General George 81. For
of E. D. Bassett, w. b. Ely and Ezra
Fogg. Collector A. b. Kellam acted
toastmaster. The address of welcome W
made in very felicitous manner by n
Dodd. General Merwin, Mr.. Bentol
Mr.. Bassett and others made addresses.
William Jewett, 81. Jarvis, William N
rse Gregor, William Leyer of Roger, Peet
ay. Co., New York city, were the guests in th
rly city Saturday and Sunday of Richard
W. Jackson and James Norton.