Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-01
@&w Yar&u @alg g@nmins gonrnal ana Gonrier.
Personal NOTES

About New Haven People and Their s
sonal Jottinss.
A. R. Farley, with the New Haven Win
low Shade company, will start this week
IN an extended trip, visiting New York,
and Washington. Return
ing. he will spend several weeks at some
Of the well-known summer resorts of New
York state.
Wesley D. Kennedy, foreman at O. A.
Dorman's, and wife will spend the next
two weeks at Woodmont.
Henry G. Imig, the State street tailor.
has had two cousins, Henry g. and P. A.
Imig of Wellsburg, w. Va, visiting him.
They returned home yesterday.
G.. E. Barker of the COURIER will leave
Wednesday for months vacation at the
seashore near New London.
George johnson is in Leeds, Mass, for
a short visit
Officer Michael Flannery and family
will leave to-day for ten days stay in the
Catskills.
Miss Mary Egan, Miss Lizzie Egan and |
Miss Mary Kinsella are summering at |
Morris.
Frank Herman of 20 Bond street has re-
turned home, after spending ten days on a
cattle ranch with friend in Texas, much |
improved in health.
Miss Katie Major and her nieces
Misses Lottie and Lizzie Honeymoon of
ter, Mrs. B. G.. Brewer of 210 English
street.
s. R. Hull has rented cottage at the
east shore.
Captain S. A. johnson of Washington Is
| at Morris Cove.
@. L. White and family of Waterbury
| have gone to Woodmont for the summer.
Senator and Mrs. o. n. Plat, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Platt and family have gone to
| tho Adirondacks.
Mrs. w. Burr Hall and daughter, Miss
Maud, of Wallingford, who have been at
the Pequot house at Morris Cove for the
past week, returned home Saturday even
ing.
Miss Edna Speery of Wallingford is Wis
| ting friends at Naw Haven and Bridge
port.
is on q short visit to New Haven.
First Lieutenant William H. G. Bowen
of the regular army was the guest of Colo
mel Frost in Norwalk Saturday.
The families of Councilman Holmes and
J. J. Doherty of Merlden have returned
from a months stay at Meadows End,
Milford.
w. Il. Squire and Mrs. w. L. Squire of
Meriden, and her guest, Mrs. George Hub
Miles Lamb of New Haven, organizer in
the east of the Garments association, was
in Hartford Saturday night to try to or
Qanize a local union there.
Congressman Wilcox left Was hingteH
Thursday, having some private interests
that could no longer be delayed. He will
not return to Washington again this sea
son, unless congress remain in session
much longer than anyone anticipates
worlds fair bill.
> T. B. Dowden of the Hartford Post, but
formerly of the COURIER, was in this CIT,
yesterday.
Miss May Davis, Miss Je ssie Holt, Mis-,
Kittie Wilbur and Miss Lulu Wilbur arr
stopping at the Brainard house, Stony
, Creek. William Holt, the merchane in the
1 Fourth ward, spends his Sundays there
, f. Il. Gotta, secretary of the Y. M. G. A
of Greensboro, N. G., and Miss Anna L
Stone visited the party at the Brainart
house.
Mrs. J. E. Virgins of City Point has
!, gone to Brooklyn for about week or to,
days.
Mr.. E. F. Cory and family of Cit,
, Point have game to Flanders, N. Y, TO
| fifteen days.
Miss Fannie Bromley of 1Os Libert,
street will spend the balance of the sum
mer at Orrona, Me.
Clarence Strouse of the New Yorl
branch of Mayer, Strouse & Co. is visiting
at the Adler cottage at Savin Rock.
DR.. II. G. Wilmott left for Bar Harbo
Saturday. He will also visit places on Pc
> nobseot bay and extend his trip to Mon
:. treal.
The third detail of letter carriers starte,
:, on their two weeks' midsummer vacation
= Saturday night They are the following
10 named: F. w. Knol1meyer, E. P. Upson
J. b. Cain, NJ F. Armstrong, E. P. Cooga
" and Oscar Woodruff. Special Deliver
- Messenger Harry A. Smith left also on
two weeks vacation at Setauket, L. I.
Edward e. Morris of William Frankli
& Co. left the city Saturday for Boston
. where he will join yachting party an
- make cruise of two weeks.
10 Ex-Polics Commissioner Frederick Gil
, bert, now of Boston, Is in the city for
u few days.
It Edwin A. Hill, Yale rs, mayor of Fsrr
y bank, O., who with his wife has been vii
, iting the White Sulphur Springs, Va, ais
q friends in this city and vicinity, left fo
! Ohio Saturday.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kahn of New Yor
5 city, who have cottage at Savin Rock
t. will leave this week for three weeks' tri
to Saratoga.
o Mr.. and Mrs. George Pardee of War
street left Saturday for Asbury PARK
y where Mrs. Pardee will remain during tn
10 N onth of August.
- to Princeton, Mass, to pass the remainde
IL of the summer.
l. Tileston Brice, who formerly lived i
this city, is visiting friends in Hamder
.. Mr.. Brioe has chosen the stage for his pre-
fession, and thus far has been very success
70 full, and is making rapid strides upward i
IL his work. He recently closed a very sue
cessful engagement with the Thomas
Seabrooke Comic Opera company.
!. Professor Wehner, organist of st. john
IL (R. G church, will spend his vacation il
IS New York and New Jersey.
d Ex-Sergeant John Phelps of the New Hs
i ven Grays, who has been travelling for tn
past three months, has returned.
l. William Russell, brother of Talcott 3
q RUSSELL who now resides in Washington, D
It O., is in New Haven for few weeks.
@ William L. Robertsod, with Brooks
D. Co., will on his vacation visit Lake Georg
q and Saratoga.
r David H. Clark and wife start on pill
k grimage to Denver, Salt Lake City AM
" Omaha under the auspices of the New
n York battalion of Knights Templar. C.E
q Graham will accompany them.
q Rev. A. A. De Lsrme of the Hope Bap
j tist church will take his vacation trip thi
r month. 1t will include the Adirondack
mountains, Malone and Plattsburg, NJ Y.
Montreal, Quebec, Thousand Island park
Niagara Falls, Chautauqua and his hom
in Pennsylvania.
: City Engineer Ingersoll has been 81
@ rushed with work in his department tina
he has been obliged to put on an extr
"a man for the time being, and has secured
- the services of L. G. Lawton, Sheffield
scientific student, young man of excel
/. lent engineering skill.
IS J. Edward Geary will start this weel
a for Montreal to join the John E. Healy
!. party.
Mrs. L. H. Squires left Saturday morn
VI ing to join her husband, Rev. L. II
8 Squires, at Lake Weir, N. 81. They viii
@ pass the next two weeks there and in the
White mountains. Mrs. Squires was &C.
companied to Springfield by her mother
: Mrs G. F. Danley, who is en- route to hel
o former home in western New York.
J, Mrs. Sarah A. Dyas of 149 Dwight street
. is summering at North Colebrook.
T Manvi11a and family If $40 Hooro<