Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-05
PERSONAL NOTES.

Their AvOcatfOnS-New Haveners
Who Are on Steamers Returning
From Eurepe-Other Personal Notes
Mr.. Fl. Fred Logan, formerly of the pub
lie library and now with Calhoun, Robbins
& Co., of New York city, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Mr.. Hart Crosby is very i'll with malar-
ial fever on Sherman avenue. He was |
taken down about week ago. Dr.Walker
is attending him.
Officers have been elected by the Postal
Clerks Benefit club as follows: L. E. Peck,
presidents T. b. Gill, vice president; 8. 8.
Patger, financial secretary; Joseph Miller,
treasurer; J. b. Gallagher, ]. L. Bretzfeld-
or and Edward Farren, auditors.
Mrs. Charles a. Townshend, who has
been for some time at Watch Hill, leaves
for Bar Harbor to-day.
President Clark of the Consolidated
road is home from Kennebunkport, Mass.
Conductor Zero and family are visiting
friends on Greenwood avenue, this city.
Director of music, Mr.. Hedden, of Trim
| ity church, had charge again of the music
at Trinity yesterday, having returned from
John g. Lewis and family have returned
from Elliott, Conn.
Miss Georgianna Merrill of 16 Gilbert
avenue has gone to Keene, N. d.
| Rev. Mr.. Poteat and family have return
| ed from New Hampton, Nh.
| Mrs. J. B. Manville and family of 342
George street have returned to the city.
Mrs. Susan Strong and Miss Strong have
returned from Norwich, NY.
]. R. Ryder and family of 1856 George
street have returned from the country.
Rev. ]. G. Wyckoff and family of 1877
Orange street have gone to New Canaan,
Conn. 5.:
Lieutenant A. L. Howard, formerly of
this city,is superintendent of the cartridge
factory run by the Canadian government
Mrs. william Witte of Chicago, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Decker
man of POI East street, left for home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell of Adeline
street is spending her vacation in Litoh-
field.
Will T. Hayes, stamp clerk at the post.
Office, during two weeks trip to Sarato
ga, from which he recently returned, met
over one hundred persons at Saratoga,
mostly New Haven people. Few New Ha
veners have SO large an acquaintance.
Among the summer guests who are still
at Morris Cove are the following: Mrs. G.
M. Newell, Anna Il. Pierpont, Lille Tur
ner, Alice Wedge, Mary NJ. Wright,
Thomas G. Nard. J. g. Dowd, Walter Max
we'll, Addie Mott, Mrs. julius Moss, Nellie
A. Minor, Mrs. G. L. Allen, Mrs. A. G. AL
Ian, Ada F. Almquist.
Boyer, Mary E. Corlis, Mrs. NJ. Curley
Mrs. 1. G. Hustice, Lizzie G. Hall, Rosi
Lane, Mary Lane, Mrs. A. R. Coon, H
Dixon, Lucy Deming, Eunice Eddy, Gerti
Ever, J. M. Foote, Mary G.. Finney, Eff
F. Foster, Nellie Fsrdy. Several of tn
cottagers and their families will return t.
3 the city from the cove. Among them ar
3 h. D. Clark and w. F. Gilbert and fami
| lies.
William Matthews, the manager of tn
Yale football team, has returned fror
Newport, where the team has been prac
ticing. The members of the team are al
: | we'll and expect to be in this city ready TO
' practice on September 20.
b. B. Plant, of the Plant line of south
a ern steamers, of Branford, was in town O.
a Saturday when Captain Richard Peck wa
a | running steamer on the Old line. Nj
. Plant was on the same boat. Mr.. Plan
3 returned to Branford on Saturday afte,
n | noon.
sey City, is in town for short trip visi
ing friends
Miss Donnelly of Lowell school, has r,
turned from very pleasant stay at India
Neck.
Mrs Hotchkiss and daughter of IS Hig
g street have returned from Litchfeld Com
+ Miss Mamie Flanagan of 81 Arch sire,
a Is spending two weeks at Norwich an
Watch Hill.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. L W. Coggswell, II
It Columbus avenue, have returned fro
"a New Preston, Conn.
i Mrs. Truman and daughter of 319 Grow
W Warren county, N. Y.
" Mrs. W. R. Shelton, Mrs. q. B. Woolsc
# and son of "a High street have returne
le from Montowese, Conn.
Miss Fannie Friedman of New York
visiting William M. Hyde, jr., 1877 Howal
avenue, New Haven, Conn.
u Miss Julia Moore of 103 Wooster sire
e returned home Saturday from a visit
ts friends in Massachusetts.
At Mrs. F. F. Durgy and family of
~ Dwight street have returned from Berli
III VT, after an absence of several weeks.
It Mrs. DIR. Clarence L. Fitch of Woost
ar street returned from Bar Harbor Saturda
;. where she has been spending sever
10 weeks.
~ Miss Hattie Wheeler and Miss Ollie Blu
i Ter, who have been visiting at Mrs. F.
~ Wheeler's, 55 Beers street, returned
Springfield, Mass, on Saturday.
> Mrs. r. Yeitter and Miss Florence Yei
" ter of Thomaston, Conn, who have BET
- visiting at Mrs. G.. A. Buffers, 55 Bee
~ street, for the past two months, returnt
home Saturday.
James d. Kivlan, for the past elevt
years connected with the Winchester R
peating Arms company, left town Satu
u day to take charge of class in practic
Re mechanics at Notre Dame university, Ind
n ana.
W ously sick at Short Beach. His wife, wi
10 was quite ill, is recovering.
q. Clara Louise, the little daughter of y
w. Bemis, the restauranteur in Shelton, c1
y the ball of her left eye quite badly Thur
ii day evening with her fathers jackknif
es and was brought to this city to DR.. Carma
~ for treatment. She was cutting piece
v. string which was tied around bundle
u the time, and the knife, slipping, caugl
* her eye.
n Miss Agnes L. Spencer of New Havel
r who has been visiting Lucie Burnes
Waterbury, has returned.
Dr.Walters of Howard avenue is rapid
Of improving under the watchful care of D
TO Winchell. His condition last evening VI
70 such as to give promise that he would
~ able to be about again in few days.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of 306 Di
y well avenue are sojourning at New Mar
of borough. Mass.
Mr.. William Lewis of 40 Henry sire
q has just returned from a vacation to Ne
es York and vicinity.
K DR.. Leonard W. Bacon, jr., has opens
to an Office at No. l Grove street, where Il
late DR.. Bush resided. DIR. Bush reside
ut there for a number of years. DR.. Bacc
will also occupy the premises for his ref
dence.
er James Lothian, assistant sup erintendel
at Peck Bros. & Co., and wife celebrate
-, their nineteenth wedding anniversary wit
a company of their friends at their HON
81 Lyon street, Friday evening. Tho
in present were finely entertained by Mr.. an
So Lothian. A pair of beautiful pictures we
presented. Master Walter lothian was ali
or congratulated, it being his birthday.
RETURNING FROM ENGLAND.
Rev. E. S. Lines, rector of st. Paul
or Episcopal church, was expected to ga
next Friday on the steamer Britannia, b,
another report says he is already on IL
>, way home from Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Ingersoll a
supposed to be on the Aurania, whic
~ sailed from Southampton on Saturds,
w. They have been making a tour of EN-
o, land.
Among those who arrived home Satu
," day were Kathleen YAM and Mics Katl
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