Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

Summer Outinss-Other Personal
Notes.
Miss Jennie R. Boyce of 106 st. John
street has gone to Tenafy, N. j., to stay
until September.
Miss Della Zunder will spend next week
in Saratoga.
Paul We'll will spend Sunday with his
family in Newtown, Conn.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox of Meriden was in
town yesterday, returning to hes Short
Beach cottage.
Mrs. I. Chase of Waterbury is spending
few weeks at Savin Rock.
Mrs. L. A. Bunnell and daughter of %
jefferson street and Mrs. q. E. Wilcox,
son and daughter of 1O5 St. John street
are rusticating in Bethany.
Mrs. F. o. Clapp and son, also Miss Ida
Daniels, all of Springfield, Mass, are Wis
iting Mrs. q. D. Frost of 1856 Orange
street.
F. N. Spanutius. son of Christopher
| Spanutius, Yale 'SS, is spending the sum
| mer with his parents in this city. He is
connected with the college at Idaho City,
| Idaho.
Otto Wall writes to his friends in this
city that he will spend the month of Au-
gust in the Alps, $500 feet up in the
mountains.
| J. T. Hendricks, the popular treasurer
| of the Grand opera house. returned yes
terday from a weeks cruise to the east
ward on board of S. J. Coburn's yacht
Ruth, and reports an enjoyable time.
| Fred J. Radcliffe, the well-known treas
urer of the Hyperion, returned yesterday
/ of O "a ot nnoon T
Mrs. Hart Hotchkiss of High street will
| spend few weeks in Madison, Conn.
S. E. Barney of 500 Orange street, will
spend short time at the Calhoun cottage,
Woodmont:
S. K. Jones of 234 Exchange street is
spending few weeks in Madison, Conn.
Mrs. Fred Eberle of Hartford is visiting
Miss Millie Williams of this city.
Mrs. George Whitman and her daughter
of Buffalo, N. Y, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Rubin Sims of 121 Exchange street.
Selectman Bevens and Sheriff Downs of
Meriden were in town yesterday, Requests
of Town Agent Clarity.
Miss Gertie Mix is spending the summer
with her aunt at Woodmont.
William J. Atwater and wife left Thurs-
day for the White mountains for months
stay at the Sinclair house.
Miss Eleanor Il. Bromley, daughter of
|
Thursday for stay of several weeks at
the Summer Rest cottage, White noun
tains
Miss Mary Mullen, who for the past
three months has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Maher of 205 East street, has returned
to Deerfeld, Mass.
Miss May L. Pierce of William street ia
visiting friends in Bethlehem, Penn, her
native town.
Mr.. F. H. Pearce of Boston, who has
been spending his vacation with his uncle
in this city, will return to his home Sun
day evening.
MRS. A. Bradley and daughter of Howe
street have returned after two weeks
stay at Saratoga.
Mrs Efie NJ. Hills of Hartford is visiting
on Howard avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Howard avenue
are at the Pequot house.
Mr. and Miss Daniels of New York are
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Ida Allen of New Haven, now the
guest of Miss Dora Redfeld of Orange, will
leave to-day, in company with Miss Red
field, for Atlantic City.
MI. and Mrs G. Frank Roberts and their
infant son of New Haven are visiting rela-
tives in Tariffville, Conn.
Mrs. D. E. Torrey of Winsted is visiting
friends in Hartford. She will visit New
Haven and Wallingford before she re-
turns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving R. Griswold of
Winsted left Wednesday for Madison,
where they will spend week with
friends.
Miss Lizzie Miller of the store of Friend
E. Brooks. the halter, is spending month
in the White mountains.
The wives of the officers and party of
the young lady friends of the New Haven
Il =
Among them will be Mrs Captain Beach,
Mrs, Sergeant Henry G. Wells, Mrs. F. w.
Lathrop, Miss Nellie Gardner and Mrs. L.
D. Koppeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Treat of Howard avenue
are at the Catskills.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews of Howard ave-
nue. are at Savin Rock.
| Fred Pierce of Boston Is visiting his
| uncle on Wooster street.
Edward 9. Jones of the sophomore class
of Yale college has returned from visit
in Litch6eld county.
| Miss Mary G. Blakeslee has returned
from weeks visit with relatives in Pat
erson, N. J.
| Daring Donald, tho balloonist, has en-
gagged w. A. Hodge of Plain6eld, Conn.,,
as his manager. Mr.. Hodge was for long
period employed on the New England road
and was at one time in the balloon bust
ness with Professor Brooks.
Charles A. Francis of South Bend, Ind,
who was for several years employed by d.
Killam & Co. of this city, is in town on a
visit.
John Sheridan of A. d. Sizsr & Go. is
spending two weeks vacation in Saratoga.
Chairman Clinton B. Davis of the dem
| ocratic state committee is on a business
trip west he will be absent two weeks.
Mrs. Fred F. Ward of North Guilford is
visiting her parents, ex-Councilman A. Z.
Brown of North Front street.
Mrs. N. w. Hinckley left yesterday for
Asbury Park, N. j., where she will stay
two weeks.
Miss Maggie Nolan, head milliner for
Nicely & Co, is spending week with
friend in Waterbury.
Seymour Tryon, F. E.. Brooks head |
salesman, is spending his vacation at Null |
lery Point, Conn.
Rev. I. 9. Meserve of the Davenport |
church, will leave to-day for Boston, where |
he will spend week.
Charles A. Judge, manager of the notion
department at F. II. Brown & Co.'s, will |
leaye the city with his family to-day for