Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-08
PerROnal Notes.

Ex-Judge Joseph Sheldon is in Washing
ton.
Richard E. Rice has gone to Winthrop.
Conn.
Myron R. Durham and family are at
Morris Cove.
G. A. Benson and family are at Kenne-
bunkport, Ne.
Professor S. w. johnson and wife are at
Holderness, N. 81.
Alisa, daughter of Joseph Elley, is at
Rutherford, N. J.
James N. States is at his summer cot
tage at Stony Creek.
D.T.Mal1ett and family are at the Grand
Central hotel, Newtown.
Secretary Horace Day, of the board of
education, is in Saratoga.
Professor Balck of 80 Crown street left
yesterday for trip to Germany.
Miss Lizzie Cordelia Gafney is spending
fortnight with friends in Staten Island.
Mrs. G. P. Clark and family have gone
to Kennebunkport, Me-, for the summer.
Mrs. L. A. Mansfield of Lyon street has
gone for sojourn at South Bethlehem,
Sergeant Charles Nicol of the Grays has
gone to the Adirondacks for few weeks
outing.
F. D. Trowbridge of the First National
bank has moved to Woodmont for the
summer.
Mrs. Sherdman, wife of Engineer Sherd-
man of steamer 8, is visiting relatives in
Providence, R. I.
Theodore F. Booth and family of No. 39
Howe street are spending the summer at
Deal Beach, N. J.
Horace Sanford and his sister, Miss
Helen, have returned from vacation trip
to the Berkshire hills.
Treasurer George E. Hodson of the VIII
chester Repeating Arms company, and
family, are in Litchield.
Charles P. Merwin, the brick manufac-
turer of Berlin, is, with his wife, summer
ing at Woodmont, his former home.
Miss Kate Hurd and Miss Margaret Web
ster of South Bethlehem, Pa, are visiting
at Mrs. L. A. Mansfeld's, Lyon street.
Professor F. E. Bangs and family of 90
High street left yesterday for Groton, N.
Y, where they will remain for the sum-
mer.
Miss Carr of NJ. @. Perry's store, Chapel
street, is taking vacation of several weeks,
and goes shortly for a stay at Flushing,
L. I.
Mr.. George Edmondson. the plumber,
residing on Bishop street, is with his fam
Conn.
Miss Justine Ingersol has gone for
months stay in the country. She will
enjoy her summers outing, as usual, at
Sharon.
Elk Superintendent of Parks Kent has
returned after q four weeks absence in
Worcester, Mass, his health much i'm
proved.
Professor George B. Stevens and family
will take drive through Connecticut this
summer, visiting all the points of interest
in the state.
Mrs. Richard Russell of GAINESVILLE,
Mass, who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson of ia Nash street for the
past week, left for home yesterday.
Fred L. Tibbals, of the George II. Ford
Co.. left yesterday on his annual vacation.
He will visit the Catskills and other sum-
mer resorts and be absent three weeks.
Mrs. Dwight of Springfield, Mass, is
spending a couple of weeks in this city
visiting her son, R. B. Dwight of Bishop
street, and her daughter, Mrs. Anderson of
Humphrey street.
Miss Katie Vanderveldon, a graduate of
the Hillhouse high'schcol, class of '92, and
a member of st. Mary's church choir, will
sail on the steamer Westerland July 20 for
Antwerp to stay several months.
Miss Edith Goodyear, primary teacher
at the WEIGH school, will spend portion
of her vacation in taking a water trip to
Richmond, Va. Tbs remainder of her
time will be spent at the White Noun
tains.
Mr.. Treat johnson, retired and wealthy
business man of Ansonia and father of |
Mr.. Charles L. johnson, secretary and
treasurer Of the L. Cander rubber manu- |
factory of this city, is to sail for Europe |
shortly.
Attorney John A. Doolittle, son of |
State Attorney Doolittle, will leave to-
day on an extended pleasure trip through |
the west. He will visit St. Louis, Kansas
City, Denver and Colorado Syringe Mr..
Doolittle expects to be gone about two
months.
Mr.. Jesse Damn of Columbus, O., is in
town visiting relatives. Mr.. Damn was
years ago a New Haven resident. He is
one of the prominent men of Columbus.
He is q brother of the Messrs. Isaac, John
and William Damn, all we'll known manu-
of this CITY.
I. F. Graham, formerly for years man
ager of mercantile agency in this city
and for the past two winters in the hotel
business in Florida, is at Asbury Park, N.
j., for the summer, where he is in part
nership with w. w. McChesney in con-
lucting the Vendome, q new and hand
'omely equipped hotel.