Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-22
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haveners and Their sum-
mer Outings-Journeying by Sea
and Land-Of to the Mountain Re-
giOns.
DR.. is. Miller has returned to his home,
% Howe street, from two weeks sojourn
1t Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. G. A. Hitchcock of 1877 Olive street |
has gone to Seymour for a couple of weeks,
after which she takes q trip to Canada for
the remainder of the summer.
Our townsman, Ellery Camp, the Orange
street merchant, who has been indisposed
for several weeks past, is daily improving.
Rev. DR.. Willard of Wsstville left last
on his annual summer vacation,
the greater part of which he will spend in
the Bsrkshire Hill region.
Several of our townsmen who were
meditating a stay at Block Island and were
rather set back by the news of the small
pox at the Mannisses and its annex have
rallied on receipt of the later news and
will take their coveted trip to the island,
engaging quarters at other hotels, the
disease being isolated or confined to the
places named.
Mrs. E. g. Welsh of this city is the guest
of w. A. Adams in Palmer, Mass.
Lyman Keith and wife of Palmer, Mass,
are visiting in this city.
General James E. Smith of Mahone's
Confederate division, who has been the
home in Prince George county, Va.
DR.. Moses Kleiner, brother of Attorney
Charles Kleiner of this city, who has
been practicing law at Denver, Col, is in
the city for visit. He will remain here
about a month.
E. L. Coolidge, general agent for the
State Mutual Life Assurance company,
who has been ill at his residence for two
weeks, expects to be out again in a few
days.
G. E. Andrews of Glastonbury has &C.
cepted the position of principal of the pub
lie school in Windsor Locks at salary of
s., 900.
Francis B. Trowbridge ia visiting in
Litchfield with his family.
Mrs. Griffin of '542 Chapel street, accom-
panied by her two daughters, left yester-
day for the country, where they will spend
the rest Of the summer.
Miss Lillian G. Damn and Miss May D.
Damn of $50 Ferry street, this city, left
yesterday on a four weeks vacation to the
Catskills. They were accompanied by
/ O.
Mr. and Mrs. DIT. WEIGH of West Haven
left Wednesday for Hot Springs, North
Carolina.
Major George II. Larned, curator of the
New Haven Colony Historical society, has
been presented with a handsome French
marble clock and two bronze statuettes by
| several of his friends.
Alexander J. Sinclair, the genial day
| clerk of the New Haven house, with party
of Fair Haven friends. has gone on a two
weeks bicycle trip to Philadelphia and At
| lentic City.
Mrs. George NJ. Grant of 70 Lyon street
/ is visiting friends at Paterson, N. J.
Miss Maud Rice of New York is the guest
| af Mrs. F. a. Hunt of George street.
| Mrs. F. g. King, who has been seriously
1 ill, is convalescent.
| Frank Oliver of New Brunswick, N. j.,
is visiting Thomas Madden on Court street
Patrolman Wright of Camden, N j., ii
visiting William Scholl, the cigarmaker.
Mrs. Lillian Temple of Wolverhampton
Stafordshire, England, will soon visit he1
brother, Victor Temple of $50 Elm street
Mrs. Meigs, wife of R. w. Meigs of tn
E. Arnold company, leaves tomorrow fol
stay of several weeks at Geneva, N. Y.
her old home. Mr.. Meigs joins her in two
weeks for two weeks vacation.
| Lawyer S. Harrison Wagner and wifi
will spend September at the hotel at tn
mineral springs at Geneva, N. Y.
| Miss N. W. Hine and Miss Helen R
Sanford are in the White mountains.
Charles Cooley, John Clyne and Thoma
Williams will go to Saratoga Monday.
Frank T. Kenna, John Brockseiper AM
Charles P. Danforth are on yachtin
cruise.
Mrs. Cowan and daughter of Spring
field, Mass, are the guests of Mrs Georg
Thompson.
Newell Bradley, Richard North an
Harry McDermott are camping at LAX
Pocopaug.
George A. Tucker has sold his han6
some residence in upper Elm street to Sar
ford g. Stone of the firm of Stone & MOI
ton, City market.
Il Andrew R. Bradley is at the Pequot clu
house.
Miss Mildred Wilson of York street is j
' Saybrook.
Il Mrs. John L. Disbrow is visiting in Phi
adelphia.
Mrs. Mary E. Cornwall of 472 Orane
| street is at Brandon, vt.
Frank Baldwin, bookkeeper at the Off
, | of the Farrell foundry, Ansonia, is ava
; taking vacation at Short Beach and Ston
. | Greek.
George o. Schneider and family of Al
!, sonia are occupying the Allis cottoge
Merwin's Point.
, Mrs. G. M. Platt of Ansonia has returne
! from two weeks visit with friends
. New Haven.