Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

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all the engine houses
Permission was granted to the J. Glib
Smith company to erect frame shed on
their premises on Water street and also to
the New Haven Clock company to erect
frame shed on their premises.
The petition of E. L. Curtis for permits
sion to raise frame addition to his house |
81 Trumbul street was referred to the |
committee on permits with power.
The applications of Nicholas Ct. Abt and
Daniel Donovan for positions as substitutes |
ceived and ordered Cd file.
Personal Notes.
Mrs. Thomas B. Osborn is at Holderness,
N. n.
Mrs. A. h. Hotchkiss is at Maplewood,
N. 81.
Malcolm Booth and family are at Peace
dale, R. L.
Miss Edith Park is recuperating at Hol-
derness, N. 81.
DR.. P. G. whittemore has gone to West
Andover, N. 81.
Mrs. s. g. Cove of 1865 Grove street is at
Greenport, L. I.
Miss E. R. Andrea is spending few
weeks at Sufdeld.
Miss Lena Lambert of Salem street has
gone to Hartford.
J.E. Wylie of 433 Temple street has
gone to Woodmont.
Mrs. L. g. Perkins will live at Lyme
during the summer.
F. q. Davis has gone fora months va
| cation on Long Island.
Justus S. Hotchkiss and wife are sum-
mering at Rye Beach, N. n.
E. B. Munson and family will spend the
summer at Westbrook shore.
Professor Daniel G. Eaton and family
are in Sullivan county, N. Y.
&c. Bushnell and family have moved
| to their cottage at Morris Cove.
Miss Florence Hall of New York city is
stopping at the Pingree house.
| Wallace Bradley and family will live at
Morris Cove during the summer.
Lawyer E. P. Arvine, who is ill, is at
Manchester, Conn.,, recuperating.
Mr.. w. W. Farnam sails for Europe
Saturday and will be absent ten weeks.
Mrs Eli Whitney and children are
spending few weeks at Holderness, N. a.
E. E. Leonard and wife of this city are
guests Of Louis Hoy and family in Rock
vile.
Miss Mary Marshall of the Hillhouse
| high school is summering in Milford,
Conn.
Principal S. B. Merrick of the manual
training school will spend the summer in
Maine.
Ex-Alderman Simon Shoninger and
family are at Poland springs, South Po-
land, Me.
Miss Jennie Williams of Grand avenue
is spending fortnight at Savin Rock with
} relatives.
Professor A. E. Verril and family of No.
So Whalley avenue are at Stony Greek for
the summer.
President Dwight and family have gone
to their cottage in Litchfeld, Conn, for
the summer.
Mrs. Henry L. Hotohkiss will spend the
summer at Paul Smiths station in the
, Adirondacks.
/ Professor George B. Stevens of the Yale
} divinity school is spending the summer at
Clinton, N. Y.
Principal Mark Pitman and his daugh-
tors, Miss L. W., and Miss E. S. Pitman,
, will sail for Europe next week.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Staunard of $40 George
J street have gone to the White mountains
on a Raymond trip for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Deibel will sail Saturday
of this week on the steamer Spsrdam fol
| Rotterdam. They will be away about two
! | months.
t Mrs. T. l. Chatfeld and son, T. I. Chat
? field, who was a substitute on the Yal,
= crew, are spending their vacation at Os
. wego. N. Y.
Enos Dickerman of 275 Orchard street
who was born July 4, 1900, celebrated hi
: ninety-second birthday Monday. He il
in good health.
' Miss Emma J. Fuller and Miss Lilliar
E. Fuller of Hoosick Falls, N. Y, ar
g visiting their sister, Mrs. Kate Benton, o
. 30 County street.
o Tutor c. A. Moore of Yale, who was re
Gently assaulted in his room by students
!. has resigned. His resignation was tender
ed month ago.
Miss Mary Gilbert of North Haven ha
been spending few days with her friend
n Miss Josie Bryan, at Mrs. T. G.. Pitman'e
2 80 Grove street.
a Mrs. Mary Harvey and daughter of 101
e State street are spending the summer il
II West Haven with Conductor J. Harvey 9
d the West Haven road.
y Charles q. Farnham of Westville, VIII
IL has been sick for the past thres weeks, ha
entirely recovered and is about attendin
re to his business as usual.
81 D. NJ. Cothreu of the Boston branc
40 shoe store, who went to Saratoga sewers
= weeks ago for the benefit of his health,
= reported as much improved.
y The Misses Lila and Tillie, daughters @
+ Thomas Brennan of the lamp department
l. and Miss Margaret, daughter of Office
Reynolds, left yesterday for Narragsnset
"A pier for a months stay.
Or Ex-Selectman Loois Feldman went t
Is Savin Rock last week to board for til
L. I,,.k Ill.
t. obliged to return to his home on DIV
@: street. He is now slowly improving.
i'd Professor Simeon E. Baldwin is 20 d,
K liver the annual address before the Obi
State Bar association on July IA. The
es meet at Put-in-Bay, and Justice Brown {
u the United States supreme court is also
I'd be one of the speakers.
T. DR.. Jay w. Seaver of York street an
wife have left the city for their annu,
two months sojourn at Lake Chautauqus
N. Y. DR.. Seaver will occupy again thi
ID summer the position he has filed for Sc,
Or eral years, that of instructor in physics
& culture at the Chautauqua summer schoo
IN Albert Msllon, the we'll known musicia
of 1917 State street, has been offered pc
sition by the Y ale faculty as instructor Q
90 with the fall term in September. He j
= undecided about accepting, as his musics
=, duties occupy such large portion of hi
a1 time.
l. Professor A. NJ. Loomis has complete
Id negotiations and dispatched quartette G
as musicians to play at the Hotel Kenilworth
81 Asheville, N. c., of which hotel his son
I'd Asa S. LOOMS of this city, is manage,
A. The musicians have gone to offioiate Their
id this summer, it having been decided to or
crate the hotel summer as we'll as winter
They are Messrs. Atwood and Bronson an
1t one other, cello player, from this city
and one from Bridgeport.
in Mrs. z. T. Ross, the wife of a forme
ir we'll known Consolidated railroad engineer
? and who is now residing in New Durham
- N. j., who has been visiting friends il
If this city, has returned home after pleas
a. ant visit. Her husband is now running o.
as the New Jersey Central road and is gres
, favorite with the railroad officials of tina
. road. They have many warm friends il
+, this city who will be pleased to know Q
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