Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-01
Personal Notes.

A. E. Brooks and family start tomorrow
for Walpole.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Beach will soor
leave for Europe.
Anthony Carroll, the sewer contractor
is able to be out again.
Mrs. M. A. Bristol and daughters will
spend the summer at Milford.
Edward Mccarthy will occupy Edward
Malley's cottage at Savin Rock this season
Miss Mile Negbaur and Ed Negbaul
will leave this week for Lake Champlain
John Hugo and Miss Josephine Hugt
of Bridgeport sailed for Europe Wednes
day.
81. W. Embler and N. J. Adds of thi
city are registered at the Clinton house IL
Clinton.
Mrs. B. L. Lambert of Ed street is nov
able to be out, after long suffering from {
broken hip.
b. F. Smith and wife of Fair Haver
leave on Saturday for vacation trip tt
Cape Ann, Mass.
Mrs. John J. Cox of Cambridge, Mass.
is the guest of Mrs. Albert McMatthewso1
of 657 Orange street.
Walter Davis of Washburn & Co. Is stor,
on Church street is spending a couple o.
weeks in Keene, N. d.
s. G. Naramore and Gydie Moffat arr
going to the Adirondack mountains for
six weeks pleasure trip.
John Brown, the harness maker or
George street, will sail for Scotland Satur
day on the City of Rome.
Senator Teller, who has been the guess
of Judge Joseph Sheldon for several days
has returned to Washington.
Miss L. E. Bawden, "a Winchester ave-
nue., will spend the summer at the Craw.
ford house, White mountains.
Mr.. Frink removed his family yesterday
from Howard avenue, where he has been
residing, to his hotel at Stony Greek.
Miss Augusta Siebke, daughter of the
many next week and will be absent year.
Samuel W: Mallory, formerly of the Sec
ond regiment band, has been elected lead
or of the Third regiment band, New Lon
don.
D. J. Felio, former New Haven man,
who removed from this city about five
years ago, has just bought a shore house
near Manhattan Beach, Coney Island.
DR.. A. B: Smith and Mr.. Ralph I. Mum
son. who have been taking an extended
western trip, have started for home from
Duluth, returning by way of the lakes.
Manager George B. Bunnell will camp
out on Fairfield Beach during July. The
camp will consist of forty-foot round
top tent, 100 feet in circumference, and an
outing tent IS feet long.
The Rev. A. N. Lewis, secretary of the
class of 90, has received letter from Sem
ator Stewart In which that gentleman ex-
pressed his regrets that he could not at
tend the commencement at Yale.
DR.. E. z. Roberts of PA Grand avenue
and his family will start Saturday for Q
trip up Halifax way. Thew will be away
about three weeks. DIR. Thomson will have
charge OF DR.. Roberta patients during the
latter's absence.
DR.. OConnor of Waterbury, who has
been seriously Ill at the hospital with ty-
phoid fever, is so far recovered that he
will be able to sit up soon. He was visit
ed yesterday by his brother, Rev. Daniel
O'Connor of st. Francis church, Fair Ha-
ven.
George E. Doolittle of this city and Miss
Hattie E., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. @.
Phelps of 76 Broad street, Hartford, were
married Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. The core
mony was performed by the Rev. Louis N.
Booth of Trinity church, Hartford.
President Northrop of the University of
Minnesota, who was the guest of Edwin F.
Mersiok, 1866 Chapel street, while he re-
NAMED in this city attending the Yale
left town yesterday morn
ing. he will not return to Minneapolis
for about q month, remaining near New
York during that time.