Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-06
Personal NOTES.

Miss Nellie Fratus is spending the sum-
mer In Old Lyme with her parents.
Richard Nugent of Putnam street, is
spending month in New York, Brooklyn
and Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge
have returned home from their stay at
Richfeld Springs.
Miss Margaret Swayne, bookkeeper at
Mayer, Strouse & Co.'s, is spending her
vacation at Litchfeld.
Patrick Maher of Cherry Valley, Mass,
is stopping with Sergeant Bergin at his
home, IA Daggett street.
Mrs. Harriet D. Cole, teacher at West
vile, left yesterday for Boston, stopping
on the way at Worcester and West New
ton.
Masters Otto and Freddie Dieter, sons
| of Otto Dieter, the grocer, and Willie
Kaehrle have returned from a pleasant
outing in CRANKY.
Robert Meeks of Blatchley avenue will
accept the position as master mechanic of
the Kelsey Car Signal company, which is
soon to be erected here.
Miss Kitty Coyle, Mr.. and Miss Clark and
Miss Emma Leary of this city were guests
of Mrs. P. German at a olambake and gar
den fete in Derby on Saturday.
Mrs. William Witte of Chicago, former
~ of New Haven, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickerman of POI East
street, left for home Saturday.
Mr.. Il. G. Warren, the banker, and fam
lily returned yesterday from pleasant and
refreshing stay of month or more at Ho-
tel Look Off, Sugar Hill, N. 81.
Mrs. Ward L. Horton and party will
start to-day for Niagara Falls, visiting
| Montreal
and will stay few days at Buffalo.
Mr.. Davis, foreman of the Damn Chair
oompany's factory, will leave with his wife
and daughter, Bessie, to-day for a few
weeks stay at Keene, New Hampshire.
Mrs. E. f. Pratt, Thomas Pratt and G.
R. Pratt of Whitney. avenue returned home
Orchard Beach, Maine, and report most
enjoyable season.
Mr.. George Throop, an extensive land
holder and mill owner of Morris, Conn.
has been spending few days in the City
of Films az the guest of Professor j. II.
Lee, 480 Winthrop avenue.
John B. Deibert of 30 Trumbull street is
the proud father of bright boy, who, al
though but about three days old, has al
ready captured all of the household by his
handsome appearance and winning ways.
Anton Stoveland, sailing master of the
Seabell, owned by Commodore Seymour,
has gone to New York to accept position
as first officer on one of the ocean steamers
engaged in the southern trade. Captain
Stoveland held similar position on one of
the Clyde line last winter.
James Stanford, a custom house broker
of New York, is spending few days with
his cousin, Officer John Stanford of this
city. His visit is caused by the temporary
lull in his business, due to the fact that SO
many ocean steamers are detained at
quarantine in New York harbor.
Yesterday morning the schooner Dan
Sooy. Captain Charles Seeley, left for q
days. fishing. Those who went are Mr..
and Mrs. L. g. Waters, Miss Hart, Miss R.
Palmer, Miss Florence Palmer, Miss Lillian
Sanford, Miss Hattie Baldwin, Miss Lucy
Edmondson, Miss Ida Walters, William
Edmondson and Willard Waters.
James R. Spurgeon, the young colored
attorney who graduated from the Yale law
school last June, is spending few days in
this city with Q. II. Phillips of 803 State
street. He will leave next Thursday for
Marysville, KY. where he intends to locate.
Spurgeon was the law student with whom
L. r. Wilhsr, who captured the Townsend
prize, refused to debate. His home Is in
Richmond, Va.
Miss Bertha Waltztnger, formerly lead
ing singer at DR.. Paxton's church, New
York, and sister of A F. Waltzinger, Is
visiting her brother for few days. She
has Just signed three years. contract with
the Boston Ideal Opera company as one Of
the leading sopranos. The company be-
gins to rehearse several operas the latter
/ part of this month, and will go on the road
early in October. Miss Waltzinger will
have donhle role IN the opera Of HRohin
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