Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-18
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
New Havepers and Their su MINER
Outings for Health and Rec aPera-
tion-Journeytngs by Sea and Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Marble are ut the
Grand Union hotel, Saratoga.
Mrs. E. P. Judd of 80 Dwight st seet is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rev. Allen
Keen of Depere, Wis.
T. G. Trefry, the druggist, State street, I
leaves with his family shortly for q trip to
Yarmouth.
Professor B. Jepson and party have re-
turned from Saratoga
Superintendent Curtis of the New Haven
schools was present at tho concerts which
Professor Jepson and party gave on the
veranda at Congress hall, Saratoga, last
Thursday night.
Rev. Father Spencer, provincial of the
Dominican order, is visiting Rev. Father
Higgins of St. Mary's (R. CO. church.
Mrs. James Russell of 81 Elliott street,
who has been visiting in Newark, N. j.,
for the past month, has returned home.
Miss A. G. Cone has returned home
from Greenport, L. I.
Miss j. A. Bidwell is spending the sum-
mer at Bethlehem, N. II.
F. A. Smith has returned from Wash
ington, Conn.
Mrs. Mary A. Arvine has gone to her
summer resort at New Brighton.
Walter Pond has accepted position as
supervisor of the baggage department on
the Elm City.
Misses Lillian Ruiz and Eta Branch of
Washington street have gone to New
York to spend few weeks with relatives.
Miss Alice Smith, daughter of Engineer
Smith of Howard avenue, accompanied by
Miss Hattie Smith, daughter of George d.
Smith, the oyster merchant, will sail for
Europe in August. They will take mu-
steal course of three years in Berlin.
Henry Hopkin of the Hub clothing
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
/ and return to-day.
Professor Ensign of Ed street and wife
will 60 to the Branford Point house to-day
for stay of week or two.
W. W. Bradley of the fr,m of John E.
Bassett & Co. will leave to-day for Mar
ths's Vineyard, where he will spend several
weeks. Edgar Thomas, son of Moses
| Thomas, the tea merchant, accompanies
| him.
Rev. L. a. squires goes to Maine this
| week.
Alexander W. Stanley, Ya1s '92 s. s. s.,
son of F. w. Stanley of this city, has taken
q position with the Worthington pump
works of Brooklyn, N. Y.
James Howard and wife, who have been
visiting in No-thford, Conn, tor the past
| two weeks, have returned to their home,
"a Asylum street.
Miss Maria Staub has returned to her
home in New Jersey after making visit
~ CIV ootyc xrifh hnr Mrs D
Miller of 106 Edgewood avenue.
| Letter Carriers S. W. Chandler, w. L.
Benton, A. B. Rich, P. B. Clyne, ]. F. Nc
Laughlin and J. u. Anthony left Saturday
for their vacation.
Miss Grace Addison of New York, who
has been visiting friends in this city, re-
turned home last evening much improved
in health. She is very charming lady
| and is soon to start out with well known
theatrical company, having just signed q
contract for the season of 1928.
Mrs. B. Jepson and daughter Clara are
spending a few weeks in Worcester,
| Mass, also at Auburn and Clinton, visiting
! relatives.
Rev. H. P. Nichols and family are at In
| tervale, N. II.
Miss Annie Payne of Col, O., is the guess
of Miss Bessie Powell of West Water
street. Miss Powell and her mother have
3 / recently 10CurueU ITOm q V1SlC TO IQ6ll
friends and relatives in Columbus.
Pierce Bergen of AZ Day street has gon'
to the White mountains for the summer
1 Miles A. Whitcomb and family of 5 Gil
? | bert avenue are visiting friends in Win
| sted.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Carlton and Mis-
Carlton of GIT George street are at Lenox
o | Mass.
Miss Eleanora D. Rogers of this city i
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field.
II Mrs. Cady, head of the West End insti
: tute in Pittsburg, Penn, is visiting he
l. daughter, Mrs. Perry, wife of Attorne,
4 | Perry, counsel for the Westinghouse Elec
trio company. which has been awarded tn
contract for lighting the worlds fair.
n Alfred A. Hodge, who for the past nine
8 teen years has worked in the car depart
l. ment of the Consolidated road as cal
j. penter, will leave tomorrow for Cleve
1t land, O., where he will make his futur
70 Mexican war, and one of the pioneers Q
10 California in 1880.
70 Philip Winter of Temple street restau
10 rant leaves to-day for Saratoga.
b. Enfajian, the rug dealer of this cit
al | is at Bar Harbor for the summer; also hi
d salesman, Mr.. Benneian, late of this city
is Judge Lynde Harrison and family 81
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al cottage at Bayhurst near Leete's Islanc
They will remain until September 1.
le Mr.. and Mrs. Miles A. Whitcomb an
IN daughter of this city are visiting FRIEND
IN | in Winsted and Now Milford.
i'd James Mason and daughter, Miss Nell
he E.. Mason, sailed for England Saturday Q
as the Etruria.
be -. Mics Jennie Hine of As Beers street wi
IN spend six weeks visiting friends in Sout
Norwalk.
OF Miss Mamie Smith OF Brooklyn in que
u of her aunt, Mrs. James McDonough Of
Daggett street.
og Miss Maria McAveigh of ID Elliott stre
has returned from two weeks vacation
}" Roxbury.
Rev. William T. Hill and family of
49, Howe street have gone to Easthampto
Mass, for the summer.
ler Miss Cady, daughter Of Mrs. Cady
op the West End institute, is at Northam
ton, Mass, with sketching party.
70 Frank E. Hum Is at Grand Rapid
nc Mich.
IRE Frederick W. Field Of Coo & Field
at Riverhead, L. I.
OK julius P. Goodhsrt, son Of Mauri
or- Goodhart Of New York, is visiting his u
=, Gle, Philip Goodhart, at A Elm street.
v. The engagement Of Miss Carrie Loui
a's Larkins Of this city to Thomas o. Per
OF Nova Scotia Is announced.
Mrs. Marcus A. Mum, 173 Whalley av
nue., Is recovering. She was prostrat
vs.; by the heat Thursday and became cri
las cally i'll.
Ju- Jerome Plat, Edward Signor, F. '
no Bradley, Frank Schlayer and Stub Bra
rst ley, employees at the New Haven Clio
te shop, who have been camping out
Charles leland, off Milford, for the pa
three weeks, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Candee of the postofice is gettil
rim ready his fishing tackle for his annu
n. camping out and raid on the bass al
'D0 pickerel at Saltonstall lake.
len w. R. Sadler, Mrs. Leonard, Miss
Florence and Bertha Leonard and Mi
Lillian Augur of Meriden have been sto
ping at Morris Cove for a two weeks Wis
Late arrivals at Morris Cove are: Christ
ext Brown, F. D. Bishop, Westley Brooks, Nj
d,s I. A. Bickford, Mrs. Dr.. Carter, Mrs. F.
~ Chamberlin, Miss A. Corbin, William &c
'no bin, John Cruise, Mrs. A. E. Crowle
ely Miss E. D. Foster, Miss Lizzie Hanna,
out H. Johnston, Lizzie Kalkhof, Mrs. H.
va Merritt, Mrs. w. Merrill, Minnie Porte
~ George Schenck, George Taft, J. q. w
LILO liams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. LOOMS.
cts Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. Davis of
ces wards street and daughter Mabel lea
ora shortly for stay at Keene, N. H., thu
former home. Mr.. Davis is foreman at t
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