Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-31
PERSONAL NOTES

About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings - Other Personal
Jottings.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Greenleaf of Ed street
returns this week from a very pleasant
stay at U ica, n. Y, and vicinity. Mr..
Greenleaf goes shortly to Sanquoit, N. Y,
to attend the second centennial of the
Methodist church edifce there.
BIN. Prescott and family are at Pot
Island.
George Fox of this city is on a coasting
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush of Ed street
have returned from their summers stay at
the Greenleaf cottage, Short Beach.
Stephen J. Miner is visiting friends in
New London.
Mics Alice Embler has returned from a
trip to Hartford.
Cornelius Leary has returned from
visit to Colchester.
James English is taking a peep at old
scenes in New London.
Clark L. Smedley and family have re-
turned from Litchfeld.
Attorney Matthewman and family re-
| main at Short Beach during the greater
part of September.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald of New York city
/ is visiting the Misses Crowley at their cot
| tage on Holmes street, Savin Rock.
Charles Folsom of Vernon street and
| Edward Harmon of Whalley avenue have
returned from an outing at Lake Bonsi-
lene.
John G. Bradley says the month of Sep
TENDER is usually the pleasantest of the
season at Morris Cove.
Miss Annie McKiernan of this city is
| the guest of Miss Josie Roche of Birming-
ham. A card party was held in her
| honor.
Miss May Strong of 20 Sperry street
has returned from her outing in the Ad-
| irondacks.
Max Adler and family left Bremen on
August "a and are expected to arrive here
this week.
Miss Gertrude johnson of Clinton ia
visiting the Misses Stevenson of Farren
avenue.
The Misses Rose, Annie and Emma Clark
of Jefferson street have returned from q
months stay at Sunset Beach.
Miss Mabel Davis of Edwards street has
returned from pleasant stay in Tariff
vile.
Miss Nora Sweeny of Chestnut street hal
returned from her vacation, which haf
i D9eu bptuU ht OuuSoC DodCu.
E. H. Weaver, the shipping merchant
and family, have returned from the White
mountains.
Thomas q. Sloan, I'd, of 3s High street
has gone to Saratoga with his grandfather
T. g. Sloan.
Mrs. Cuasick and Miss Irene Coffee are
visiting in Newark, N. J.
Rev. WI .Markwick and Rev. G. E. Wood
cock of Ansonia sailed from Liverpool las
Wednesday for home on the Teutonic
The steamer is due in New York to-day.
Miss Bertha Writ ia visiting young lady
friends in Boston. She will be gone abou
two weeks.
Mailing Clerk William D. Brinney re
| turned yesterday morning from his vaca
ton. He and his family were in Litchfielt
most of the time.
Professor A. M. Loomis has returned
from a three weeks stay in Cheltenham
Pa. During his stay he was master Of
ceremonies at q brilliant social event in tn,
dancing hall there, and also visited hi
daughter, who lives in Germantown, Pa
Cheltenham academy is one of the larges
military schools in this country.
John D. Damn and wife of Ferry street
have returned from visit to the Methods
: camp meeting at Pine Grove.
: Mr.. E. A. Parsons, the well know
pianist and teacher, has returned from al
extended outing and will resume with hi
; pupils on September 2.
6 Mrs. Frank Brown of New Haven, VIII,
was formerly Miss Florence Smith O.
Naugatuok, is visiting Mrs. George D. Bis
sell, in the latter place.
! Mrs. Thomas of New York, formerl,
Miss Cook, teacher at the Edwards stree
school, is visiting relatives and friend
i; here.
t Miss Mary Brennan of Perkins stree
? | starts to-day on vacation to New Yorl
t and Rocksway Beach.
Birmingham Transcript: George Kelle
9 of Brooklyn, N. Y, who is visiting friend
Q in town is q wonder in size for his age II
is but sixteen years old and weighs 81:
pounds. Yesterday to satisfy his enormou
appetite he got away with eighteen ears o
corn at one meal.
, Director E. q. Trowbridge of the Con
: solidated road returns this week from hi
8 ! summer stay at Princeton.
John G.. Lewis of 438 George street re-
: turns to-day from pleasant stay at Elliot
Conn.
II William G. Edgerton, general agent O
i! the Starin line, was in this city yesterday
t The beautiful new Starin steamer, the vii
/ liam g. Edgerton, was named after him.