Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-29
Personal NOTES


About New Haven People and Their
Snmmer Outinws~Aways from tho
Intense Heat-esIAer Personal Notes.
Mrs. Bradley, wife Of George T. Bradley
# Benedict & Co., tho cosl merchants, is
It Martha's Vineyard also Hiss Mabel
Bradley. <.- ''-'
Mrs. Porter, widow Of the late ex-Presi-
dent Porter of Yale, has gone to Norfolk
for several weeks stay. |
Mrs. G. L. King Of Dixwell avenue IL
visiting in Westerly, RI
= Miss Hattie Cornelius has gone to flush |
ing, L. l., to spend three weeks.
The family of Admiral William 8. Wells
are stopping at Pine Orchard.
Henry spitzner Of No. II Hill court has
gone on his vacation to New York.
w. n. Robertson of 3S Ed street has
returned from q three weeks vacation
spent in Newark. M.
Miss Annie Ford, cashier at D. W.
Coserove & Co.'S, has just returned from
. two weeks sejourn at Asbury Park. =
John E. Healy of the firm of Healy &
Bigelow, who is sojourning at Lake St.
his friends in this city that he is enjoying
some glorious sport bass fishing. 49,
Miss Grace Frost of Fair Haven and Miss
Fannie Frost of Naugatuck win spend .
month at Martha's Vineyard Island.
Next Sunday Smedley Brothers will ten
der q shore dinner to Theatrical Manager
E. J. Hasson at Silver Sand.
Agent s. O.. Preston of the Organized
Charities is hoping to be able to go to
Ltchfield next week for needed rest.
naAugust Lsbrun, the we'll known mer-
chant of Congress avenue, and his wife
have returned after months stay at Sara
toga.
Mrs. A. N. Minor and her daughter, Miss
Georgia Minor of Aiddletown, are the
guests of Librarian Stetson of the free
PATTI Attorney Charlie. Il. Fowler and family
will start for Lebanon hills tomorrow
morning, where they will spend the remain
der of the summer.
Conductor w. R. Minor of the Consoli-
dated road, and family, Mrs. Savage and
W. II. R. Robertson and family are sum
msring at cottage at Sunset Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins OF Brook
Ign are the guests Of Jacob Cornelius of
474 Chapel street.
Mrs. DR.. A. F. Bishop of New London ia
visiting her parsnts. Mr.. and Mrs. N. N.
Camp of Ward street.
Miss Minnie Noonan and Miss Mary
O'Brien leave for New York tonight. Miss
OBrien is to spend . few weeks as the
guest of Miss Noonan.
Miss Minnie Dickinson of this city has
been visiting with Mrs. ]. P. Manitou OF
Naugatuck.
NJ. and Mrs. ]. L. Merwin of Lakeville
are visiting friends in Milford and New
Haven. g
Mrs. @. A. Morse and children of, thii
city are visiting at George Stoddard's II
| West Morris. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wooster have re-
turned home from a stay in Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Allyn of New Haver
have been spending a week at Austin Al.
| lyn's in Goshen. .... -.
Mrs. Beach and her daughter, Mrs. Kel
logg of New Haven, are still visiting a
Mrs. Willis Ives in Prospect.
w. 8. Dermody of New York city
brought his family to this city yesterda,
to spend the summer months. They viii
spend part of the time in West Haven. Mr.
permody is rising young business man
who has many friends in this city.
Officer J. Stanford has returned from hi
weeks vacation spent at Long Branch.
T. Il. Beardsley and fanaily of Winstei
arrived at Short Beach yesterday.
Mr.. Osgood Of New Britain, who gradu
ated from the high school in 80 and VIII,
is taking an academic course in Yale, i
clerk at the Spring house, Block Island.
Miss Adele Newhall of this city ia the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George A. Reyn
ODDS of Vernon street, Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Goodwin of Co
lumbus avenue leave next week for 30
journ in the Adirondacks.
Rev. E. B. Pollard, pastor of the How
ard avenue Baptist church, is spending
months vacation at Tidewater, Va.
The Misses Travers of 1913 Oak stree
are spending the heated term at Winchef
ter, Conn. - ~~-
Hottest Place In Connecticut.