Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-04
Personal Notes.


E. P. Brett and family have gone to
Savin Rock.
Miss Donnelly of Lowell school goes to
Block Island.
w. A. Craig and family have gone to
Walpole, N. H.
J. z. Mason and family will spend the
Fourth at Kent.
DIR. and Mrs. Francis Bacon have gone
to Franconia, N. II.
DR.. G.. Eliot, 200 Church street, has gone
to Sugar Hill, N. 81.
J.E. Wylie of 433 Temple street has
gone to Woodmont.
Miss Ada S. Hotchkiss of 1863 York street
is at Chautauqua, N. Y.
w. W. Hardy and family, 293 Crown
street, are in West Haven.
H. L. Jones of 592 Washington street
has gone to Westfeld, Mass.
James Bishop and family have gone to
Short Beach for the summer.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hartwell and daughter
are visiting in Lincoln, Mass.
Mrs. L. g. Perkins of 1O7 Whitney ave-
nue. has gone to Lyme, Conn.
Mr.. J. A. Murray and wife are spending
their vacation at Passaic, N. j.
Mr.. Booth of 81 Howe street will spend
the summer at Deal Beach. n. J..
W. A. Harris and family, $50 Howard
avenue, are at Morris Cove, Conn.
DR.. Gustave J. Stroeckel and family of
200 York street are at Norfolk, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Professor Dubois have
gone to HoIderness, N. H., for the summer.
Principal Fifeld of Eaton school and
wife left Saturday for the White noun
tains.
Professor and Mrs S. E. Barney have
gone to their summer home at Grove
Beach.
Mrs. Abe Strauss of New York. with her
two children, is visiting friends in this city
for few days.
Mrs. Oscar Dikeman and Mics Lillian
Dikeman have gone to Newtown, Conn.
for the summer.
R. w. Mills, the State street grocer, and
family have gone to Woodmont, occupying
their cottage there.
Robert A. Brown of the New Haven
Manufacturing company and family are at
Short Beach, Conn.
Mrs. B. Harris of 800 Chapel street has
gone to Brooklyn, N. Y. From there she
will go to Nova Scotia.
Nettie Phelps of Rosette street are at Nj
antic for two weeks outing.
Miss Edith Robinson and Miss Atwater
of the Lowell school left Saturday for a
stay at the White mountains.
John W. Merwin is remodeling his
house, the old Merwin homestead, and
will handsomely modernize it.
Mrs. Elisha Trowbridge and the Misses
no xo n
Y, to remain until September 1.
Mr.. William A. Goodhart of New York
city, son of Attorney Morris Goodhart, is
visiting Mrs. Ida Koon of this city.
Mr.. E. J. Goodhart of the New York
Machinist Printing company is guest of
Mr.. Philip Goodhart of New Haven.
Miss NJ. Louise Gallagher, daughter of
James Gallagher, jr., of Is University
place, is at Morris Cove at the Gallagher
cottage.
Miss Julia Robinson of Woolsey district
left for Morris, Conn, Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Pierpont. They will re-
main there several weeks.
J. Henry Cohen of New York is visiting
Attorney Louis E. Jacobs of this city.
Joseph A. Cooke Of this city is the guest
of DR.. A. K. Brennan at South Beach.
mr' hoIDer1 -. 4olmRn OF clssS 90, ale,
now professor of Latin and Sanscrit at the
Wisconsin university, is in the city for
few days. Professor and wife are guests
of Mrs. W. q. Merwin, 400 Temple street.
The Utica Globe, q pictorial newspaper
with correspondent in this city, publish
ed very life-like picture of our young
fellow townsman, Mr.. Philip Silverthau.
In speaking of him it says: Gle has de- |
voted much of his time in collecting pre-
cious stones and is one of the most expert |
judges of diamonds. He graduated from |!
Wooster school With high honors. Ever
since his graduation 1t has been the height |
Of his ambition to become an expert In his
psofsssion,n