Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-29
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People aud Their |
summer Outings - other Personal
Jott1ngs.
Milton n. Bradley, with Benedict & Co.,
is at the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Park of Cleveland,
O., are the guests of L. g. Strickland, 14S
Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Hemingway are
comfortably Heated at Cosy Beach and
will remain for the next two weeks.
Miss J. F. Breckinridge has just re-
turned from q two months stay at Onset,
Mass.
Mrs. E. F. Smith and daughter have gone
to Stony Greek for q short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Hemingway are
at Cosy Beach where they will spend the
Police Sergeant Henry T. Cowles and
wife leave this morning for brief visit to
Mrs. s. M. Brown of Massachusetts, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dwight, vile
of r, B. Dwight Of Bishop street, also her
daughter, Mrs. T. D. Lyon.
q. P. Hubbard, for many years adver-
Using agent here, is stopping at the Good
sell cottage, Savin Rock, with his family.
They remain there about three weeks
longer.
Mrs. Martin, wife of James Martin of
Bishop street, has been quite i'll for two
weeks past.
Haley G. Thomas of Nash street, of
Hubbell, Merwin & Co. q force of employees,
has been pleasantly rusticating at Oak cot
tage, Branford Point, for week past and
returns to day.
| friend, Miss Josie Bryant of Orange street.
Driver Poronto of station No. Q leaves
to-day for short stay in Essex, Litohheld
county.
! Miss Henrietta Kohner of Washington,
| D. G., is here visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
]. Elsner of 773 State street.
| William d. Brown of New York, for
merly of this city, Is spending short va
cation with his wife and child at the house
of his father-in-law, A. Brown, in West
| Haven.
Miss Addie Saunders, the elocutionist,
and Miss Katie Douglass, the pianist, have
gone to Newport, Block Island and Bar
Harbor, Me-, to take part in popular con-
cert in those places.
Letter Carrier Henry NJ. Cummings
reached home Saturday after an absence Of
week attending the annual convention Of
the National Association of Letter Car.
riers held in Annapolis, Ind, from the
23d to 25th. Mr.. Cummings reports 6
very enthusiastic convention and a very
good time. There were in attendance del
egates from all over the United States, who
were royalty received. The convention
voted to hold their next meeting in Kan
sas City next year.
Mrs. R. A. L. Durgy and family of III
Dwight street are at Berlin, Vt.
Miss Anna Richards, formerly of Hol
yoke, is to build $4,000 house on Mair
street, West Haven, opposite the green
and near the residence of DR.. Bevins
There is now very little property available
for building sites near the green.
Mrs. George F. Ladd of 204 Prospec
. street has gone to Grove Beach, Conn.
Mrs. Hathaway of 297 Crown street ha
returned from Higganum, Conn.
Miss Lizzie G. Greedy and her friend
Miss Lizzie Penrose, who have been spend
ing two weeks at Savin Rock, will spen'
next week at Bar Harbor.
Miss Elizabeth Tyrrell and Miss Saral
Stanford leave tomorrow for vacation
trip through Boston. Springfield, Saratog
and Niagara.
Gurdon S. Colt, popular Housatoni
road conductor who was once resident 9
, this city, has resigned. He was formerl
: clerk on the steamer Elm City. Then b
, was conductor on the Consolidated rail
i road, going with Colonel Stevenson to til
Housatonic. Mr.. Colt says the reason b
q resigned was because he was PHYSICAL
l | incapable of performing the task involve
! | in the daily long train runs on the roui
8 on which he is engaged.
The Misses Benham of 30 High sire.
have returned from Toddville, Osweg
Miss M. A. Coffey of 26 Ed street hi
returned from three weeks visit in New
town.
Alderman John W. Lowe and famil
;. left Saturday morning for Willingto,
,, | Conn, where they will be the guests
n Judge Carpenter for few days.
Levi P. Shepherd, clerk of the AIRING
ton, left on Saturday on a yachting triI
It The objective point of the trip is the Lor
c Island shore.
4 John z. Mason and Robert Nesbet ha,
;, returned from Lake Champlain, and r
Il port that they caught some 'powerfu
? big black bass.
f G. L. Dean, an attorney for the Unio
y Trust company of Sioux City, a., is sic
at the Tontine hotel.
Rev.W.J. Mulch and family of 1914 Cedi
!. street have returned from their outing
ia Woodmont.
- Nathan Easterbrook, wife and daughte
have goce to College City, Mass.
Bart Foley, formerly of this city,
:. spending his vacation at the home of b
n father on Fillmore street.
Y Miss Alice G. Leddy, head cashier fl
f Even Mcintyre & Co., leaves to-day on
i two weeks vacation.
l. The Misses Kate and Ellen Malone of II
d Bradley street are spending two weeks o
| Jersev Heiphts T.
8 Mrs. J. W. Mansfield, Mics MANSFIELD
n Mrs. Ferry and son of 21O Crown stree
v have returned from Rye Beach, N. Il.
: Miss Mollie O'Brien, the young lady WI
"a was isolated at Springside with varioloit
9 was discharged Saturday. The disease le
9 no disfguring marks upon her. She an
q her friend, Mrs. Mary Virtue, and h,
a nurse, Miss Hefiey, left the institution t.
f gether.
d Several months ago young Brooks, WI
committed the burglaries recently, We
j struck by bale of hay at Sperry
a Barnes. He was knocked senseless. Sine
then his friends claim that his mind hi
4 been affected.
r Mrs. Phillip Winter, who has been ser
j ously i'll for the past ten months, is slowl
a recovering.
ment will start to-day for visit to friend
l III NOfa OCOIlA.
a Mrs. A. A. Thomas of Westville wi
, leave to-day for weeks visit with friend
in New York city.
8 Mr.. T. g. Trefrey the druggist an
9 family, had very pleasant outing at va,
mouth, Nova Scotia, recently.
a Mrs. Viola Strickland and Miss CARR
Hosford of Hartford are visiting friends i
. this city.
l Miss NJ. E. Brennan of 1854 Dewitt
3 street and Miss Rose Dinnan of 1929 Gran,
avenue are stopping at the Woodruff col
3 tage, New Milford.
i J. H. Young and family of 26 Crow,
4 street have returned from Orient, L. I.
> J. 81. Law has been appointed to
. permanent position as motormau on tn,
| City Point cars.
DR.. Alexander Rovisky, who was for
merly teacher in the local public schools
will open an Office at 115 Hill street.
: Arthur Kelsey of Woods branch drue
store in West Haven is visiting his re
latives at Stonington, Conn.
, Miss May Sullivan of Park street, tn
talented soprano of St. Johns churcl
, choir, will leave to-day for an EXTENDED
visit to New Orleans, La.
Miss Belle Underwood, Miss Grace Un
derwoed and Miss Alice johnson of 8
Wolcott street, accompanied by Miss Cor
Richards, have returned from their vacs
,, ton which they spent at Spencer, Mass.
Miss May J. Brennan of the Charles Mon
| ron nrnraDv hoo 1aff for Tor PooL O NOV Il