Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-21
PERSONAL NOTES
New Haveners and Their Summer
Outinss-Other Personal JOttings.

PERSONAL NOTES
New Haveners and Their Summer
Outings-Other Personal JOttinss.
J. Wilder Howe, oldest son of the dry
goods merchant of this city, has recently
completed three years. course at the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology and has
accepted fine position upon the Boston
city survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hauff are spend
ing couple of weeks in the Adirondack
mountains.
Edward E. Peck of IS Ward street, who
recently moved south, is in New Mexico
and writes to his friends that it is grand
country. He advises any young man who
has little money to emigrate to that Sec
ton, for the prospects there are exceeding
| ly bright. He says that ono can double
his money there in two years.
Mrs. Goodman, wife of s. Goodman, the
| jeweler, leaves shortly for a months stay
at the Grand Central, Newtown, where also
Mrs. We'll, wife of Paul We'll, and Mrs.
Mailhouse, wife of DIR. Mailhouse, are stay
ing for several weeks.
Harvey s. Munson and family are at
Ocean Beach.
Mrs. Loren M. Stannard and daughter
are at the Catskills.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin of Minor street
has gone to Mantle.
I. Stoddard and family will spend a
month in Denver.
Attorney W. L. Green has returned from
a visit to Long Branch.
Phil Silverthau, the jeweler, goes to
Budd's lake Saturday and to Saratoga later
in the season. His brother Abe Silverthau
goes to Saratoga the latter part of August
Mrs. Mary E. Cornwall of 472 Orange
street is at Brandon, Vt.
George F. Foote Of 81 East Pearl street
starts soon for Aurora, Ill.
Matthew Kennedy of F. NJ. Brown 8
Co. is at Great Darlington, Mass.
Miss Hattie Hendricks of York street ha.
| returned from New York state.
Mrs. Wallace G. Dickinson of Dixwel
avenue has returned from New York.
Messrs. Healy & Bigelow returned yes
terday after yachting cruise of three
weeks.
Charles Campbell, assistant teller of thu
Yale National bank, is in Montreal, Cana
da.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitman Of 80 Grove stree
are spending week in Madison with hel
Il
next two weeks at the White noun
tains.
Mics Bessie Donaldson of New York il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William 81. Brown
of 480 Winthrop avenue.
William 81. Robertson, son of W. 81
Robertson, has gone to Newark, N J.. will
his two nieces, Misses Lille and Mabe
Robertson of Newark.
Il Patrick Murray is on the way to Europe
Il H.. n =
| two months.
!, W. w. Miller of No. Engine company
with his wife, is taking weeks rest in tn
White mountains.
Rev. Mr.. Poteat has gone to Plymouth
! N. H., where his family are summering.
Conductor George McElroy of the Fai
, Haven and Westville street railroad line
ia off duty because of an attack of malaris
Miss Maud Rice of New York ia the CUES
of Mrs. F. 81. Hunt of George street.
Frank Oliver of New Brunswick, N. j
is visiting Thomas Madden on Court street
w. S. Harkell will leave next week fo
8 Maine.
Miss Amelia Thompson is in Huntington
IL.
Mrs. Mamie Mcclure has returned frol
8 Maryland.
4 Miss Mabel Merrill of Gilbert avenue
: in Boston.
Miss Mildred Wilson of York street is i
Saybrook.
J. Chaffee has gone to Mount Vernon
N. Y.
Master Charles Andrews of 275 Orcha,
f street has gone to Mt. Carmel to spend b
vacation.
Il 81. B. Perry, the Chapel street carp
:. dealer, and family are at their cottage
It Chestnut Tree Hill.
v Miss Lizzie G. Coyle of 100 Washingtc
4 street left yesterday for an extended Wis
Il in the Berkshire hills. During her sts
r she will take trip to Enfield, N. H.. c
l. her bicycle.
q The colony of hunters who will occuI
Il their shooting lodge in the North Lyn
woods this fall will be larger than ever.
will include E. W. Eastec, John H. Linsle
q. Petit, Arthur Brown, Earl Daniels, M
. Burton, Mark johnson, Richard Field al
Richard Finch.
I'll S. G.. Crabb and G.. F. Ingham Of Il
u New Haven Athletic club are at Lake Wa
a amaug.
l. F. 7. Goodwin and daughter, Miss Ma,
N Goodwin, of Minor street, left Tuesday
- Milton, Mass.
,, Miss Alice Twitchell, daughter of Re
Is DR.. Twitchell of the Dwight Place churc
o. is on her vacation.
~ Mr.. John G. Lynch, formerly with t
10 Cornelius Pratt as manager of the E.
10 Stetson & Co. shoe store, $50 Char
III street. Mr.. Lynch's many friends wi
him every possible success in his new r
sition.
Mr.. W. H. French of Howe & Stetso1
gents furnishing department is upor
two weeks vacation.
Elton G. Burroughs, formerly on t
rk JOURNAL AND COURIER staff, is now d.
matte editor of the New York Record,
>, He has been rapidly promoted and is dol
Ill good work. Recently he was detailed
ly report the Homestead excitement.
* Mr.. R. w. Curtis, at one time SPORT
ty editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER, lat
70 with the New York Sun and the New 70
in Herald, is now assistant sporting editor
as the New York Recorder.
n Mrs. N. W. Hine and Miss Helen R. Sa
m ford of New Haven are spending fl
n, weeks at the White mountains.
Alderman NJ. Sonnenberg leaves tod
for the Hotel Kaaterskill in the Catskil
where his family are staying for sever
weeks.
y The Rev. F. S. Root of the Park churc
- Hartford, formerly of this city, has go
VI to Kennebunkport, Me-, for his six wee
.ir of vacation.
RS DR.. Wainwright and A. O. Durham
t. Hartford were at the Guilford Point hou
Sunday. Among the late arrivals the
u are Mr.. and Mrs. Angel and family, Nj
d. Walker and Miss Watson. all of Son
Orange, N. j.; J. h. l. Hommedieu al
d. family, New York, and Landon Ingral
ht New York.
". Mrs. Charles Wagner of this city is Wis
a., 1l ing in Plainville.
Mr.. William Clarke and Mr.. Albert BIZ
n rows and their families are at Short Beac
r. Miss Anna Barrows drove her pony the
". yesterday in company with Miss SUI
r. Belden.
The Band Concert.
~ About fifteen hundred people congregt
ed on the old green last night and listen
to the band concert given by the Seco,
regiment band. All the selections we
laxnallanflu randared and anthnsia ioal