Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-08
PERSONAL NOTES
About New Haveners aud Their Sum.
mer Outings-Other Personal Notes

About New Haveners aud Their Sum.
mer Outings-Other Personal Notes
and Jottins.
Mrs. E. A. Willard has returned from
visit to Bethany, Conn, and will soon go
to Naugatuck and Goshen for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Greenleaf of |
Ed street have returned from visit to |
Plainfeld, N. j., to their son, George
Greenfield, who is master draughtsman in
a large mandatory of national reputation
there. He was formerly draughtsman at
Winchester's armory.
Rev. Wolf Wilmer of Houston, Tex, is
visiting his father, Rabbi Wilmer of this
city. After September 1 he will be the
rabbi of the Eden street synagogue, Balti-
more, Md.
President Watson J. Miller of the Derby
Silver company, and his wife, leave on
Wednesday for two weeks stay in the
Catskill mountains, where they will occupy
cottage. They will be accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Ruth Miller. and her
daughter, Mrs. Martin, who reside on State
street near Ed.
Mrs. George E. Hayden of "a Shelter
street is at Scituate Beach near Boston,
where she will spend the month of August.
Mrs. L. F. Root, E. P. Root, j. P. Smith
and family are enjoying six weeks stay
/ at the Bryant cottage, Savin Rock.
William A. Beckley, formerly of this
| city and until recently connected with
Harlan & Hollingsworth of Wilmington,
Del, the famous shipbuilders, has re-
| turned to this city to live, and will go into
the lumber business with his father.
Mrs. George II. Richmond and Miss Sadie
| Richmond of East Hampton, Mass, are
| spending few weeks at the residence of
George s: Beers, AZ Sylvan avenue:
ly regaining health in the White noun
tains. He will remain there during the
summer and expects to return in decided
| ly improved condition. His mother has
joined him and will stay there several
weeks.
Miss Maggie Burke Ia visiting in Middle
town.
F. A. Park and family are spending the
summer in Guilford.
The wife of Superintendent of Schools
v. G. Curtis, who has been at Saratoga
sanitarium since July 1, is improving in
health.
Robert E. " Gilman, teller of the Me-
chanics' bank, is seriously ill at the resi-
dence of his brother at 265 Orange street
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Thomas F. Mullen and family leave
this week for Saratoga.
| Ex-senator James Graham is able to
be out after having been confined to his
house by rheumatism for three weeks.
The Billings family reunion will be held
in Providence, R. l., September 9, 1892,
at Tillinghast's parlors, 231 Westminster
street.
The following are the latest arrivals at
Morris Cove: Jennie Armstrong, F.
W. Austin, Sarah Austin, Miss F. L.
Bishop, Mrs. OBrose, Morris O'Brose,
A. S. Barber, Mabel Burns. Ada Berry
Minnie Barnes, J. L. Crosby, Freddie
Coke, Cora Carpenter, Jennie Collender
Jessie Cary, Mrs: II. L. Dorman, Maud
Hattie Hathaway, Eta Hathaway, Gardner
Hall, Mrs. g. E. Hall, Mary A. Hartz, G. S
Johnson, Grace A. johnson. Mrs. II. NJ
Kochersperger, Harry Lloyd, MIS-. J. T
Lewis, Mac Mckee, W. q. Madden, D. s
Potter, Estelle Root, Harry Reed, Mimi,
, Rust, Fannie Rust, Mrs. G. E. Ryder, Glars
Ryder.
D. P. Finch has returned from Indiar
Neck, Conn.
} Miss May G. North and Miss Carrie N
North of New York are visiting Mrs. Georg
a.
3 Miss Ida NJ Seabrook of 70 Edgewoot
avenue will spend two weeks vacation a
Far Rockaway Beach.
Mrs. William Mallory and daughter Bes
3 sic, also Ida Williams OF Fair Havel
. | Heights, have left for Lake George. N. Y
Miss Harriet NJ. Smith and cousin, Mis-
Alice Smith, together with the mother o
the latter, started for New York Saturday
9 and embarked by steamer en- route TO
? Germany. Arriving at Rotterdam, the,
| will start Immediately for Leipsic, wher
l the latter will study music, her cousil
meanwhile devoting her attention to he
. German education. They will remain
g abroad three years.
F. D. Meigs and wife went to Saratog
Saturday for a month.
!. N. F. Canare of Whitney avenue starte
q for Schenectady Saturday for two week.
= sojourn.
Bernard Healey, a clerk at Even McIr
4 tyre & Co.'s, left Saturday for Holyoke
Mass, to spend his vacation there.
Il Mrs. w. A. Harris, wife of the manage
of the Western Union Telegraph company
C. is spending few weeks at Merwinsville
my.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagaman of Edwards stree
9 go to Vermont tomorrow and will spen
Il the rest of the summer near Lake Cham
@ plain.
Herbert J. Augur, the art dealer, VIII
n has been sick with nervous prostration fo
the past few months, has recovered suff
GENTLY to be able to sit up.
,. Attorney G. E. Hoadley and family lef
r Saturday for Plymouth. Conn.
Gen. S. E. Merwin, who has been &c
journing for some time past at Saratogs
has returned home.
70 Miss Mamie Hart of Shelter street ha
# returned from three weeks stay atLitct
- field.
Il The Misses Josephine j., Emeline G. an
d Margaret K. Webb of 492 Howard avenu
are at the Hillhurst, Norfolk.
: Mis-. Hopson, wife of the superintendent
! of the Derby railroad, while on visit t
- Merwinsville, has been taken sick and i
:, confined to her bed in that place.
Mrs. Mansfield and daughter of 81
q Crown street are going to Rye Beach t.
;, day for the balance of the summer.
Miss Kittie Hoys of 112 Dwight street /
attending the Catholic summer school 9
New London.
The firm of Bradley, Blynn & Lyon, th
dissolved, the business passing into tn
,. hands of Wallace 81. Bradley.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Banks an
: child, who have been spending wee
: with friends in this city, returned to thei
Stepney home Saturday:
u Thomas II. Dowd of 216 Pine street VIII
9 has been spending some time at Saw
Il Rock, will spend the rest of his vacation
. with friends at Wethers6eld, Conn.
d. 81. Hamilton, a commercial traveller
q and wife of Boston are the guests of Mrs
d N. 81. Bolduo, her sister, of SO Woolse
r street. Mrs. Bolduc will return with ther
!. to be their guest for about two weeks.
AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
North Conway, Intervale house. Mrs. L
J. Sanford, Misses Sanford, Miss Wheeler
Moat Mountain house-W. G. Glidden an,
wife, Miss NJ. Glidden. Pendexter mansion
Miss E. Townsend. Pitman hall-Mrs
j., M. II. Marlin, Miss Collester.
: Jackson, Iron Mountain house-Mrs. E
q DeForest. Profile house,. Hayes Trow
9 bridge, jr., and wife, h. g., E. Q. and Mis-
8 Trowbridge, DR.. B. n. Cheney. -
. Randolph, The Waumbek-A. W. D
? Forrest and wife.
: Bethlehem, Alpine house-Mrs. j. M
3 Marlin, J. h. Marlin, J. Thorpe and wife
: Avenue house-M. L. Breen, Miss NJ. L
4 Turner. Highland house-Mrs. S. A. Bas
sett, Mrs. NJ. K. Phillips, Mrs. G. A
l Worcester, Miss J. Booth, Miss M L
l Booth, Mrs. M. N. Taylor, J. II. Taylor
Il. L. Swain and wife, The Maplewood-
9 J. Whitmore. Mt. Washington house
f Mrs: L: P. Mallory. Miss J. B. Mallory, Mrs