Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-07
Personal Notes.

F. 8. Bradley has gone to Cayuga, NY.
Mrs. A. H. Hotchkiss is at the Maplewood no.
tel, Maplewood, N H.
Miss Jeanne Pardee will spend the summer at
Richf1eld Springs, N. Y.
Miss Sarah g. Hotchkiss of 125 College street
is visiting in Washington. Conn.
Clarence Dsming and Family have gone to their
Assistant Librarian Shelley leaves tomorrow
for three weeks visit at Saratoga.
Fred T. Jereson OF East Chapel street has gone
on trip to Omaha to visit his brother.
William F. Gilbert, the coal merchant, and
family are at Sachems Head. Guilford.
DR.. F. L. Dibble has returned from the south,
where he has spent the past few months.
James Terry and family of II Collage street
have gone to Vergenes, VT, for the summer.
| DR.. F. s: Graves of Danbury has been appointed
| assistant house surgeon at the New Haven hos
pital
| Miss Emma J. Fuller and Miss Lillian E. Fuller
| OF HoosIc Falls, n Y, are visiting friends in
town.
| Arthur H. Peckham, head waiter at Heubelin's
his family.
Herbert B. Clark of Atwater street has gone to
| Vermont to remain through the summer to bene-
| fit his health.
| H. A. Powers of Maple Ridge farm, West Nor
ris, a former resident of this city. is making a
| William A. Borden, librarian of the Young
Mems institute, and wife have returned from
their wedding trip
/
stall Monday afternoon, caught thirty-one fine
fish in about two hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lyon of 1902 Chapel street
left yesterday for their summer hotel at Rock
| away Beach for the season.
| Mr.. August LeBrun, the Congress avenue boot
| and shoe merchant, and wife left yesterday for
| months stay at Saratoga.
| Mrs. Walter j. Badger of Boston and Mrs.
| Marion Wilcox of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs.
| Daniel Wilcox of York square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Somers, Miss Hattie Gage
uNv, 7 oil Mo- ~ 10
| guests Of W. Vernon Somers CT West Haven.
| Gustav Gruener, tutor in German at Yale, has
| written the introduction and notes to the new
novel, "Dietegen," Of which Gottfried Keller is
| the author
| James A. Church, John 8. Osborne, F. A. Cur.
| tbs, George A. Tucker and their families who
have been stopping at the National, Block Island
| have returned and report a delightful outing
Miss Mary Splitter, daughter of William Split
Ter of the Q1innipiac Brewing company, and
united in marriage yesterday in New York city.
Miss Sadie Ashton and Leonard P. Chamberlin
| were married Tuesday evening at the home OF
| were many valuable and useful gifts. They have
gone on a short tour through western Massachu
setts
| George H. Tracy, formerly principal of the
high school at Bristol, has been appointed GRIN
cipal of the Waterbury high school, to succeed
z. Otis Hovey, resigned. The salary Is 81 900
| Among the applicants for the position was II. S.
Gulliver, assistant principal Of the New Haven
high school.
| MIR. Charles Strauss, commissioner OF schools
| of New York city, and wife, Mr.. Morris Strauss
| inspector, a member OF Mayor Grants staff, Mrs
| Annie Meyer, nee Kern, and Mrs. Ella Grossman
nee Kern, are visiting at Mr.. L. NJ. Hirsch't
| cottage, at Savin Rock.
| President George A. Butler of the Nationa
| Tradesmen's bank and family are at Carlsbad
, | Germany. They remain there about two weeks
| They have been spending some time in Berlin
| From Carlsbad they go to Dresden AMI later or
| will visit Paris. They return early in September
| Mr.. Butler met his brother, Stephen A. Butler Of
: | this city, at Hamburg, Germany, and they spent
| some hours there The latter left for trip tc
| various European countries. He has already
: | travelled very extensively in Europe on his va
rious trips.
Professor Louis Bail, for so many years the
honored and beloved instructor Of drawing ir
New Ravens public schools, retiring few year,
ago on account Of advancing age, is in town. to
gether with his daughter, Mrs. Eddowes, and hel
!, two children. They are visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Schneeloch OF
Norton street, and were among the guests at the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Schneeloch's daughter
Emma yesterday. Professor Bail will remain il
town three or four days; Mrs. Eddowes tarryine
a few weeks. Mrs. Eddowes is the wife Of vii
liam Eddowes, OF the firm Of Eddowes Brothers
New York city, one Of the most successful firms
. in the Photographic business in New York. Pro
, ffssor Bail resides with Mr.. and Mrs. Eddowes il
Newark, N. j. The host OF friends of Professor
Bail and family in this city will be much pleased
to hear that they are in excellent health.