Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-28
Personal NOTES

New Haven People and Their Sum-
mer Outlngs-Other Personal Jot-
lings.
Mr.. Tibbals of the George 81. Ford COM
pany has returned from two weeks stay
at the Catskills, Long Branch and other
summer resorts.
E. Hayes Trowbridge, jr., leaves to-day
to stay the rest of the summer at the
White mountains. stopping at the Profile
house.
F. B. Howard, with A. F. Woods Sons,
will start to morrow for two weeks va
cation in the Green mountains.
R. L. R. Durgy goes to Milton, VT, to-
day to stay couple of weeks.
Whitney Elliott and family are at North
Guilford.
Harry Coe of Howe street is in the Adj
rondacks.
Stewart Clark and wife are at Stamford.
Thomas and Frederick Beers are in
West Virginia.
The Rev. Dryden w. Phelps of this city
breaches next Sunday at Huron City and
Port Hope, Mich.
Miss Fannie Fleury of Kimberly avenue
goes to Denver on Thursday to be absent
till October 1.
Miss Annie Morton, of this city, have gone
| to the White mountains.
Mrs. William G. Dickinson has gone to
Gilmanton, N. Il.
Dennis Umberield and wife are at Stony
Creek
Miss Margaret Reynolds has returned
| from her months sojourn in Hartford and
Meriden.
Mrs S. S. Beecher and Miss Matte L.
Beecher will soon leave for Ocean Grove.
Miss Mary E. Kivlan of St. Mary's
church choir will go to Asbury Park soon
| W. H. Graham and wife and Miss
Georgia Jacobs of Bristol are at Money
Island.
Thomas E. Wrinn of rs Washington
street will spend his vacation in the Berk-
shire hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Strouse aud Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Herr will leave for Saratoga
| tomorrow.
| Miss Lillian Lafontaine and Miss Cora
| Frances of No. 7 Bradley place are going
on a months vacation to the White noun
| tains.
Mrs. Clarence Madden of So Liberty
street and her friend, Mrs. Charles Dem
| ing of 1862 Portsea street, are at Mount View
| for two weeks.
Eddie and Willie Hegel, John Stahl,
Charles Faulhaber and George Farewell
will go next week camping to Johnson's
Point. They will stay a week.
Philip L. Buxbaum, with S. Goodman
& Co., jewellers, goes to Saratoga next
| week.
Miss Nellie Embler has gone to Amster-
dam, N. Y.
Mrs. James Hennessey is visiting in New
York city.
Otto Dieter has gone to CRANKY for sew
eral weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Strause and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Herr will leave Friday for
trip to Saratoga, Lake George, the Thou
sand Islands and the st. Lawrence river.
Miss Gertrude Hinman of Forestville
and Miss Charlotte Neal of Plainville, who
have been visiting friends in this city,
have returned to their homes. They
have been making tour of the principal
towns and cities of the state on bicycles.
Mrs. Phelps of this city, mother of the
late Miss Phelps, the noted singer of this
city, has a quite remarkable tiara tortoise
she'll comb century old, of large size and
all from single piece. She has had 1t in
her possession over fifty years and 1t is a
family heirloom. 1t is on exhibition at
Silverthau's Sons store.
Max Eckstein, of Oppenheimer Bros. &
Veit, New York, was in town this week.
Lawyer D. T. Walsh and several frien DIS
of Ansonia were at Savin Rock yesterday.
G. F. Tolles and family of Ansonia were
at the hotel at Smiths Point, Milford, yes
terday.
William Selleck of this city has secured
a position as manager of William G. Lees
newly leased farm on White Hills.
Miss Bertha Bradley is the guest of Mrs.
A. F. Hathaway on West street, Seymour.
Professor Wheeler and family arrived
the house of the late Mr.. Henry Chaplin.
City Engineer Ingersoll and family of
New Haven are staying at Woodmont dur
ing the hot months.
Professor Albert Mallon has been en-
gagged to furnish music at Proctor's opera
house for the season of 1929.
Miss Clara B. Rogowski is on a two
weeks vacation at Chatham, N. Y.
Mrs. G. j. Adams and her son Kenneth,
together with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Corbin,
started yesterday for their summer out
ing in Maine.
Mr. E. STANDARD of $40 George street
has returned from the Catskills. His wife
will remain few days longer at the Pros
pect Park hotel.
Mrs. E. Collins and Miss Annie Paine of
Columbus, O., are visiting Mrs. B. Powell
of 307 West Water street.
Mr.. F. J. Coe and family of Howe street
will spend August in the Catskills.
Mrs. McLagon of Temple street is spend
ing week in CRANKY.
Mrs. Huxford of 400 Temple street has
gone to Pine Orchard.