Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-13
PERSONAL NOTES
Jaunts and Vacation Trips of Nev


Jaunts and Vacation Trips of New
Haveners.
Dr. John T. Sullivan, who was appoint
ed house physician at Springside farm by
the selectmen last week, began his duties
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauff and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hauff left yesterday for a
three weeks vacation in the Catskills.
Professor A. w. Phillips and family and
Miss L. d. Clark have gone to Greensboro,
vt.
Rev. A. D. Miller of the Blatchley ave.
nue. Episcopal church is at Redding Ridge,
Conn.
Professor h. P. Wright and family will
spend the summer at Oakham, Worcester
county, Mass.
DR.. James S. Carradine of New York is
stopping at Attorney G. B. Whitcomb's
cottage at the bluffs, Woodmont.
Robert Morgan and wife of Pearl street
will sail Saturday on the steamer Etruria
for Liverpool. They will make tour of
Scotland.
Miss Nellie Gates, night assistant chief
operator at the telephone Office, left yes
terday for fortnight's vacation, which
will be spent in Hartford, Waterbury and
Litchfeld.
Simeon Goodhart, editor of the West
Shore Journal" will leave for three
weeks vacation to day. He will spend
part of his time at Long Branch and the
rest at Kasterskills in the Catskills.
Mrs. Mulligan of Poplar street left yes
terday for Ireland.
Ex-Adjutant General G. NJ Ingersoll is
staying at the Guilford Point hotel, Gull
ford.
On July 81 General and Mrs. George II.
Ford, together with the Misses Lewis,
daughters of ex-Mayor Lewis, and Mrs.
Candee, will sail for Europe.
The Following members of the New Ha-
ven Bicycle club will attend the L. A. w.
national meet to be held in Washington, D.
c.. July 10 to 20 inclusive: f. N. Kinney,
w. G. Booth, E. R. Smith, G. E. Larom, r.
P. L. Jones, F. T. Clark, E. P. McKenna,
John Igo, Frederick Weber. 1t is ex-
pected that some 200 wheelmen will attend.
The Connecticut division will keep open
house at the Oxford hotel.
Louis Chandler and wife of Wooster
street are on a weeks vacation at Killing
worth.
Miss Lizzie Moonan of New York is visit
ing Miss Mary O'Brien of Beach street.
Caterer J. Diebel and wife, who sailed
Saturday on the Spaardam for Rotterdam,
were agreeably surprised on arriving on
the steamer to End that they were to have
as companions on the voyage Mr.. Gunde,
of Wells & Gunde, jewellers, this city, and
wife.
Miss Brown, of Shows confectionery
store, leaves shortly for trip to Wilkes
barre, Penn.
Edward Anketell, son of Lawyer E. A.
Anketell, of Orange street, and Frederick
E. Nettleton, son of George Nettleton, of
William street, are camping out on the
shore of Long Island sound, between Mer-
wins Point and Milford. They left the
city last Monday for a two weeks stay at
the shore.
Rev. Mr.. Meserve, pastor of Davenport
church, will spend his months vacation at
home on account of the continued serious
illness of his wife. who was taken worse
last Sunday and is again quite Frustrated.
Hon. J. Mott Smith is guest of DR.. A.
B. Smith at the latter's residence, "a Howe
street.
R. b. jackson and J. Frank NcKeon of
this city very agreeably entertained q
quartette from Roger, Peet & Co.'s, New
York, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The quartette, which consisted of William
Jewett, 81. Jarvis, William McGregor and
W AAAolA AoyoES 1eIs IOI NOW 1OIk yobtoE-
day.
Robert Bright of 80 Elm street starts
on bicycle trip to Philadelphia to-mor-
row morning. He will stop at New York,
New Brunswick and Princeton. Eight
other members of the High School Bicycle
club will accompany him as far as Bridge
port.
Miss Wright, daughter of Lawyer WILL |
lam A. Wright, is at Nyack, N. Y, for q |
vacation of two weeks.