Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-25
PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings - other Personal

PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings other Personal
Jottings.
Fred Farnham of Rogers, Peet & Co.,
New York, accompanied by his family, are
spending few days with Mr.. Farnham's |
mother at her residence, $50 Whallet ave-
nue.. |
D. NJ. Corthall and wife of this city left
yesterday for Boston, where they will
spend the next two weeks.
George Maeder, now of Boston, but for
merly of this city. is spending several days
with friends in this city.
Alderman A. Maxcy Hitler of tho First
ward is at present sojourning at Stock
bridge, Mass.
D. N. Clark of Woodbridge, Conn, isin
the White mountains for a few days
rest.
Miss Nina Whaples of Henry street has
returned after a three weeks trip up the
Hudson.
The genial City Clerk Edward Downes
returned yesterday from Block Island. He
reports that the fishing at that popular re-
sort is "just out of sight"
Rev. M. H. Houghton of Titusville, Pa,
Massachusetts, to attend the funeral of .
friend at Hyannis. He is still, as when
here, fond of good horses, and owns three
good readers, one of which can do q mile
in 2:24.
I DR.. Thomas d. Russell was presented
with little daughter Tuesday.
Selectman Hillman left Tuesday on the
three-masted schooner Jennie E. Fighter
for trip to Philadelphia.
J land, has arrived here to visit her brother,
John Murraw of 9 Summer street.
Mrs. A.. N. Lewis is at Montpelier, VT
> Mrs. s. E. Wood left Tuesday for Co.
1umbis, 8. G..
T. g. Sloan will go to Saratoga to-day
for a week.
l Rev. J. weissburg has been elected can
tor rabbi Of the Congregation Jacob, TEN
: pie street.
' Chicago is in town visiting her brother
Daniel DAILY of Walnut street.
Q Miss Ella Larom of 754 Orange street ha
| returned from three weeks visit at Whit
d Lake, N. Y.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Waltzinger are on
q short trip to Saratoga and the Thousand
Islands,
e Pliny Rice, an employe of the Bowditcl
!. & Prudden company and residing o.
q Meadow street, has been i'll for the pas
~ week, suffering from Inflammation of tn
bladder.
n M. F. Ward, shipping clerk for L. Can
l, dee & Co., left on the steamer Majestic TO
h six weeks trip to Europe.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman of Jersey City
- N. j., are spending few days with Nj
). and Mrs. Sydney Kelsey of Townsen
n avenue, in the Annex.
ID T. G. B. Smell, Yale '9l, and Harry F
, Smell are on bicycling tour through Har
- ford and outlying towns.
i. James Bishop, clerk of the city cour
J. has gone to the White mountains to r.
d cover his strength and health.
y. Miss Maud r. Russell of 244 Lawrent
=. street, is spending the entire summer
Allentown, Pa, visiting her friend, Nil
IN Hattie Good.
n, Isaac Rosenberg of Olive street, has r
or turned from stay of several weeks at b
n, cottage at Savin Rock.
10 Mrs. Sergeant McGann has arrived frol
q, Dublin to visit her brother, John Murrs
u of Summer street.
ey Mrs. Curbin of Di1well avenue, moth
70, of Mrs. Edward Leighton, is recoveril
In from a severe illness.
y, Miss Lizzie Monahan of Rosette sire
d. left yesterday morning for Denver, Co
y where she will remain for several month
". Charles R. Roberts, stenographer in t
as general freight agents Office at the dept
y, will spend the next week or ten days
n the White mountains and Montreal, Ca
Ii, ada.
lei Mr.. Dewey, the father of Mrs. D.
IL James, has nearly recovered from ve
IN troublesome carbuncle on his neck.
nl, George T. Percy, of the clerical force
ell the general freight Office of the New You
New Haven and Hartford railroad, wi
four Bridgeport gentlemen, is enjoying
nd cruise of q week or more in the sound a
I., up the Hudson river.
Driver Henry Poronto of Station No
M looked nice yesterday morning seated
III the box of the patrol wagon, which
been painted and fixed up very nicely.
fact it looked too nice for the wagon-lo
of of prisoners that went up yesterday.
I'll, Dr. B. 81. Cheney has returned from
'"1 White mountains.
DR.. A. w. Leighton has returned fir
his vacation.
srn Elwood H. Smith and wife and Miss L
ark tie w. Sloan of this city are among
- guests at the Summit house, Mt. Washi,
Fer ton.
ade Robert A. Brown, clerk for w. F.
yor bert, will move to New York the first
red September and go in the dental Office of
of brother.
Ter. Mrs. W. L. Bartlett and daughter
IAN Florence, Mass, is visiting Mrs. I
WI mother, Mrs. Samuel Thompson, of Co
to street.
the Serene Mansfield of Philadelphia, VIII
the fine voice was heard to such advantage
ne, leading New Haven churches years a
ort and who was years ago partner of w.
Y, Beers, the photographer, firm of Beers
was Mansfield, is spending two or three we
ing here, the guest of his sister, Mrs. F.
the Stevens of Elm street, West Haven.
the Mansfield was one of the best known 9
ge- most popular citizens of auld lang syl
and many of the old friends yet remain
was greet and welcome him. He is engaged
ded the stationary business in Philadelphia, q
mt; is basso at the Church of Our Savior in w
by Philadelphia, Rev. Dr.. Conrad pastor, VIII
has double quartette choir, Leroy Bal
from Rome, Italy, being organist.
=. Mansfield is member of the Washing
oi Union Brotherhood and greatly regret
use to miss their semi-annual gathering a
ves- shore dinner held this week at ex-Pol
Officer Merwin's, not having heard that
was to come off. His fine voice was
ways heard at the Washington I'm
'rge Brotherhood gathering of years ago g
CHIT his singing added much to the life of
gatherings
MRS. cooper ana ner daugnter Jennie
ons New Haven are the guests Of d. B. Bel
~ of Crown street, Meriden.
l'eo Of Mr.. Dickerman, the florist, the N
The York Florists Exchange of this We
the says in its New York notes: q. A. Dick
mt man of New Haven, Conn.,, regular
tendant of the market, hassrented q la
lso. place, which he has fitted up with d
nal and surrounded with q wire railing i
ma vary hneinaaa lika mannar
men Mrs Martin Emmerich and son
Edwards street are visiting Mrs. I.
Bulls on North Main street, Wallingfo
on George 81. Allen, the popular engin
on the Consolidated railroad entertain
on about forty of his friends upon the
of casion of his forty-frst birthday, NJ
ties day evening at his home in Willimantic.
Mrs. George B. Horton of So Pearl str