Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-14
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People and Their |
Summer Outings - other Personal |
Notes.
Professor E. A. Parsons. wife and son
leave to-day for their annual summer 30
journ at Villa Bristhal, Vineyard Haven,
Marthas Vineyard, the summer home of
Professor T. E. Bristol of New York, for
merly of this city.
Miss Remington of this city, of the Wei
come Home mission, delivered an address
at temperance rally at the Congregation
al church, Putnam, Monday evening.
Charles e. Tucker of State street near
Pearl has returned from very pleasant
two weeks stay on his little farm of two
acres at Colebrook. His wife and mother
were also there. His daughter, Miss Ger
trude E. Tucker, leaves for Colebrook
Monday. Mr.. Tucker returns to take
charge, as nurse, of Griswold I. Gilbert of
this city.
The Misses Connors and Keefe of New
Haven are on visit to relatives in New
Britain.
Chief Clerk Utley of the board of rail-
road commissioners has returned from a
business trip to Philadelphia.
George h. Sutton, formerly prominent
| insurance man of New Haven, who has
| made his residence for the past five years
| in the Talcott mansion on Round hill
Springfield, has brought the property on
the corner of Worthington and Federal
| streets, that city, occupied by the late Mrs.
| G. P. Huntington. Extensive alterations
and changes will be made on the place,
rry1i oho al
| Fred Q. and Edna F., son and daughter
of Edward F. Bishop of New Haven, are
| spending vacation in Norwich.
j. A. Hinchliffe and wife and Miss M
A. Lines of Cleveland, Ohio, have gone te
East Hampton for a week or two.
DR.. w. g. Alling, wife and son, Will
lam Alling, the organist, leave Saturday
for stay of several weeks in the Adiron-
dacks, in the vicinity of Loon lake. Young
ter along. He recently graduated from thu
Hillhouse high school and enters the Shelf
field scientific school, fall term.
Mrs. W. E. Sloan and daughter are Wis
iting relatives at Essex.
a. NJ. Bishop of Church street is passing
the summer in Guilford.
Edward Oviatt and Harry Spaulding ar
visiting in Norwichtown.
81. S. Goodwin of the City market ha
been elected treasurer of the Quinnipia
} lodge for the nineteenth consecutiv
year.
Myron Durham of the firm of Brown {
Durham, furniture dealers, is enjoying
yachting trip in Boston waters.
Il George D. Watrous of She firm of Wa
: rous & auckland, is spending few day
at Norfolk, Conn.
Professor B. Jepson starts for the col
vention of the national board of educatio
at Saratoga Springs this morning. He
to have charge of some musical exercise
Friday afternoon and expects to give
: concert in Congress hall parlors Frids
2 evening. He will be assisted by Master
2 Bouton, Schneeloch, Fox, Todd, Hutchil
8 | Arnold and the Lowell brothers. Harl
Q Jepson accompanies the party as pianis
9 They will return Saturday evening.
: Several New Haveners returned recent
o from delightful trip to Nova Scotia. II
sail by the Yarmouth line of steamers W
a delightful one. The Yarmouth is tt
a fastest propeller of her class ahoat. 81
y made twenty-one miles an hour recent
It in the teeth of fierce eastern gale.
VI Mrs. H. P. Frost has purchased {
). tapestry picture, Aurora" from J.
:, Champion. This picture has been exhib
n ed throughout the state, and is consider
Is to be one Of the best tapestries in t
d country. It was made in Germany. T
IL purchase price ia not stated, but its val
d may be judged from the fact that while
l. exhibition it WAS insured for 81 900.
g. The Rev. John H. Mason and family 9
If at Oak Lodge, Penn Van, N. Y.
10 Professor Fl. P. Wright and family 9
al spending the summer at Oakham, Mass.
L. Mrs. Henry Bristol and daughter ha
returned from trip through New En-
t. land.
r. Councilman Macdonald and family
R. Garden street leave this morning for tn
'. summer cottage on Governors Islar
lg Sony Greek, where they will remain d.
h ing the summer.
m Miss Isabel Crowell of Wall street
r. joined Miss Ingersoll at the ''Justi
So | villa" Sharon.
to Mr.. John H. Condoff of 316 Elm str
b. will start Monday for a two weeks' va
be ton along the west shore.
Mr.. o. o. Roberts of 316 Elm sire
lis who has been visiting relatives in Ma
ed for six weeks, is expected home Saturd