Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-30
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haven People and Their
Summer Outings - other Personal
Jottings.
A. L. Nouree, an old New Haven boy,
Who Is now in business in New York city,
g in this city for few days on a visit to
MS mother.
John Gallagher of Orange was in town
yesterday having an enjoyable time with
the boys.
DR.. w. q. Alling and wife have returned
from their summer outing journeyings,
which included trip to some of Names
finest sceneey, visit to the White noun
tains, and moro recently trip to Howe's
Cave, New York, and other points of inter-
est In that state. The doctor returns in
greatly improved health and refreshed for
the resumption of his arduous and extern
sive practice, the vacation having been
very beneficial.
E. q. Weaver, the shipping merchant,
and family have returned from the White
mountains.
U. o. Montgomery will leave to-day for
Norfolk, Va, by the steamer Wysndotte.
Mrs. E. Bradley Cruttenden Of 1874 Grown
street, with Mrs. Henry Stanley of Meriden,
and Marine Tierney Of AZ Grown street left
yesterday morning for Steep Falls, Me-,
where they will visit q brother of Mrs.
Stanley whom they have not seen for
twenty-seven years.
Miss May 9. Torbett, stenographer in
the rooms of the board of education, has
returned from her vacation.
Miss May Sullivan of Park street, the
talented soprano, started yesterday for
New Orleans.
Mrs. DR.. Murray of A Elm street is
spending her fall vacation at the Guilford
Point house.
Anna Belle Feldman of New York, q
niece of ex-Selectman Feldman, is visiting
the latter in this city.
Dentist D. A. Church and wife and n.
K. Beach and wife have returned from
Norfolk, where they have been for the
past month.
Seymour Spier, tenor at the Jewish syn
agogue, who has been visiting Dr. Ambrose
K. Brennan at Sunset Beach, returns home
to-day.
Miss Jennie Dillon, who has been dan
gerously Ill, Is how, as her many friends
will be glad to learn, improving and con-
sidered out of danger.
81. J. Cox, the local weather observer,
has been summoned to Washington for
temporary special duty there. and during
his absence ]. w. Bauer of New York will
take charge of the New Haven station Mr..
Bauer was on Mount Washington for two
years and half, with J. J. Carr, brother
of Registrar James Carr of this city. Mr.
Bauer is now located in New York.
CfofnN ooH ~ ToI
lector A. II. Kellam was getting along
very nicely. The wound made by the sur
gical operation is almost entirely healed
MI. Geek, the we'll known and popular
tonsorial artist of Grand avenue, is not
only skilled workman in his line of bust
ness, but is also an expert on bicycle.
DR.. Mary J. Wright has just returned
from Onsett Bay camp meeting.
Miss Margaret Hanna of Rochester, N. Y.
who for the past two weeks has been visit
| ing her aunt, Mrs. Bernard Clark, at Sun
set Beach, has left for home, accompanied
by her cousin, William Clark of the New
| York Recorder staff.
| Misses Maggie Haynes, Lille Workley
and Matte Collins who have been visiting
their friends on West Carlisle street fol
the last two weeks, have returned to thei,
homes in Waterbury.
| James Bishop, clerk of the city court
has returned from the White mountains
much improved in health. The mountain
air braced him up so that he feels like him
self again.
| George G. Peterson, who resigned Of
treasurer of the Hyperion thester in order
to go to Europe last spring, has been re-
instated in that capacity He is very pop.
ular with the public.
The last excursion to Saratoga this sea
son left the Derby depot yesterday morn
ing. There were 1873 from this city who
went, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. E
P. Goodsell, Miss Goode, Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry D. Cowles, Miss Ella M. Cowles
Henry Hutchell, Mr.. and Mrs. William B
| Brooks, Mrs. Charles Brooks, Miss Nellie
McCloud, Mrs. w. Andrews, Mrs. A. F
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Clark, S. R
Woodward, R. Hitchcock, W. Eischman, NJ
and Mrs. Henry F. Peck, Harry Coode
Minnie Faith, Miss Mary Higgins, Misse
:! Maggie and Lizzie Cullen, Mr. and Mrs
Charles B. Foote, Edward I. Smith, II
F. Fabrique, Mrs. E. Parsons, Mr.. ani
Mrs. James Gillespie, Miss Alexandria
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 8. Burnham, Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. W. Osborn, Miss Totti
Ramsdell, Miss Kate Scarborough, Mrs
F. G. Bishop, Mrs. Lyons, Frank Chand
Ter, W. E. Ames, A. G. Rhodes, Harr,
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lauer, Mr.
and Mrs. F. b. Mckenzie, Mrs. J. Lang
N. s. Pratt, E. E. Pratt, J. D. Nc
Namara, r. B. Du1fee, Miss Hasbrock
Ida Birny, Miss Daley, Miss Nolan, Mrs
B. F. Hosley, J. E. Standish and Miss Viii
liams.
Otto Quickman of Schollhorn & Coz
factory, who stuck the point of pair O.
scissors into his hand few days ago, caus
ing bad injury, Inflammation setting in
is improving.
L. Hortacher of 1866 Congress avenue ha
returned from Saratoga.
Winsted Citizen: The Hon. James D
Dewsu of New Haven was with his family
at the Stevens house over Sunday. Hi
youngest son is expected to enter tn
Dobbins school, commencing with the mex
term.
E1-Fire Marshal M. F. Fitzgerald AM
family of Meriden are entering upon thei
second week at the Sea View hotel, Savi1
Rock.
Coroner Mix and family leave to-da,
for a few days stay at Block Island.
John 81. Sessions and wife of Bristo
started for Thousand Islands yesterda,
morning to be gone two or three weeks.
Frank O'Neil of Waterbury came il
town yesterday to visit friends here.
! S0A1uuoVO2 ooCA5 VI tAO DOAOJ EOdO i
home from four weeks vacation, but ha
not yet resumed charge of his train.
Mrs. Hart Hotchkiss of High street re
turns to-day from a pleasant stay in Madi
son.
Miss Rosa Rosenthsl was very pleasant
surprised by forty of her young friends q
the home of her parents, SO Broad street
last Sunday evening. She received mic
and useful presents. Refreshments wer
served and there were music and dancing
games, ETC., and all enjoyed themselves.
Plans Not Complete.
A joint meeting of the road and bridg
committees of the boards of public work
and selectmen was held yesterday to con
slider the plans of the McLagon Foundr
company for the raising of the boiler an
engine on Tomlinson bridge above tn
causeway. On the perfection of the plan
the Foundry company will probably b
contracted with for the work.
TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER
Uncle SAINTS observations for Sep
TENDER During Nineteen Years.
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