Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-19
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES kbout New Haven People and Their Summer outings - other Personal Jottings. Henry Stow, who has been in the west | for the past two months, has returned and l may be found at 81 Wooster street.
 William Burke, president of the St. Dominio's T. 4. B. society, has takon a cottage for two weeks at Sunset Beach.
 Miss Minnie Jackson, daughter of Driver William Jackson, has returned from Chi osgo after thirteen months absence.
 Nelson Hotchkiss of New Haven has been spending his vacation at W. T. Rob- inson's, in Bethany.
 Rev. E. c. Bennett of Bethany reports a very pleasant ten days trip through Mary land and Virginia.
 Mrs. Joseph 0. Kelley and children and Mrs. Fl. Northrop of New Haven have been stopping at s. B. Todd's, in Bethany.
 Frederick J. Radcliffe of this city has ac- oepted @ fine position as New England representative for E. 0. Brown, the New York art publisher.
 Miss Addie Downs and her friend Jean L. Adt have gone to the Ash6eld house in the Berkshire hills for the rest of the sum- mer.
 The Rev. Father Moore of Meriden and his brother, Thomas W. Moore, of this city, who are travelling in Europe, are now in Venice.
 John Adt, the manufacturer, leaves shortly for short stay in Torrington, where Mrs. Adt is spending the summer. Mrs. Philip Pond is in Torrington. In a few days her two daughters leave for a trip to the Maine coast and @ stay at North port, Me.
 James P. Pigott left town yesterday af ternoon to address mass meeting in Nau- gatuck last evening. Letter Carriers Andrew J. Bowen is at | Saratoga, Thomas Granfeld Is in Canada, Edward Farren is enjoying the breezss of Rookaway, Joseph Whipper is at Branford and David Bretzfelder is In Litchfeld. &. R. Hull will leave next week for Pennsyl- vanis. The carriers will have their second | outing of the season at Joe Gilsey's, Light | house Point, next Sunday. | MT. W. l.. Robertson of the firm of Brooks & Go. the hatters on Chapel street, returned yesterday with his family after e two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. E. R. Smith has gone to Peterbor. ough, N. H.
 E. w. Canada of the firm of Brooks 6, Go. will leave with his wife this morning for Bethlehem, N. Fl.
 Mrs. B. A. Gates of 400 Howard avenue
 has left the city for a three weeks trip te
 Newport.
 Miss Alice Smith and Miss Hattie Todd
 of 80 Cottage street are visiting at Glen | w0od the Huda0D
 Miss Mable Davis of Edwards stree
 leaves to-day to visit friends in Tarifville
 returning early in September. Professor Albert L. Cook of 139 Eln
 street has gone to Southwest Harbor, Me
 Mrs. 0. D. Stebbins of Dixwel avenue |
 spending three weeks with relatives il
 Wallingford.
 Mrs. B. A. Gates, 4s0 Howard avenue
 left yesterday to spend the next thre
 weeks in Norwich and Newport. Attorney Seymour O. Loomis and wifi
 near Lake Mohonk, N. Y., after tw
 weeks' vacation. s. R. Hull of Spring street starts to morrow night for two weeks trip to th Catskill mountains. Fl Colonel Silas D. Baldwin of Chicago, former citizen of New Haven, is visitin : l his relatives on Howard avenue. Miss Fannie Miller, stenographer @
 Mayer X Strouse's, is spending a vacatio in New York and Saratoga.
 Miss Josie and Katie Collins of 100 Par ? street are spending their vacation at Al
 bury Park, N. J.. and will visit Saratog , for week before returning. ? Albert Zunder and family left yesterda morning for Saratoga, to be absent thre weeks. Their trip will extend to Lax . George, the Thousand Islands and Mol l l treal.
 Ths.wife of Captain Joseph Bowditch , Lloyd street has gone to Shelter Island. Mrs. Hubbard Goodall, who has bee seriously i'll, is now convalescing at tt home of her daughter, Mrs. George Bsrne
 of 55 Chambers street. Miss Emile Sohnee1och and Mrs. D. Bacon, nee Emma Schneeloch, the we known vocalists, and their sister, Matt f J. Schneeloch, the elocutionist, have bee engaged by @ New York concert compan,
 Editor Reuben H. Smith has sold oI
 his interest in the Newtown Bee to his tw
 brothers and intends to locate in Califo ? mia in the fall. He is we'll known in w
 terbury, where he was at one time editt D of the American. He was formerly of u \ editorial staff of the Springfield Republ a | can.
 MT. William P. Glenney of New York : visiting with his mother and daughte F. Miss Maud Glenney, on Cherry street, Mi 9 ford.
 ,: MT. Theodore Harris and Miss Julia ] b Bigelow of Huntington were united marriage by the Rev. MT. Upson of Pl, ,, mouth church, Milford, recently. s Mayor Marigold with his family is sun
 mering at Milford Point. d MT. Frank Tucker and daughter, Mif |. Oracle of Milford, are visiting in Oxfor, l. Conn.
 Mrs. Charles Fancher of Milford intend @ to move to Tacoma, Wash, during u ;, latter part of this month.
 Mrs. George Mallett and John Sowell ,
 Milford are spending few weeks in Mair
 and New Hampshire. T Archbishop Corrigan visited the Cathol . summer school at New London yesterda, MT. and Mrs. Bush of Efd street al
 spending the greater part of the summ, at the Greenleaf cottage at Short Beach, Mrs. James Webster of New Haven ia n guest of MT. and Mrs. B. o. Thompson i p Colebrook.
 d MT. and Mrs. H. H. Chittenden, {
 Humphrey street. and Mrs. s. S. Post an
 daughter, Miss Minnie Post, of S4 Lav 7 renee street, are among the Berkshire hil d for 8 few weeks. }, Rev. Dr. Kelley of the First M. E. churc e is at Saratoga.
 Rev. MT. Scofield of Grace M. E. churc F will preach at the Keeley institute Sur
 day afternoon at 3 o'clock. s MT. William A. Doctor and Miss Clal a Doctor of Ottawa, Canada, are visiting MT. W. McIntosh's, 21 West Water stree ]. this city.
 ] Mr. Edward McGowan, the we'll know
 safe mover, etc., of 126 Olive street, wit ( his wife leaves this morning on his cut tomary summer outing to Saratoga. a MT. F. T. Jarman returns to-morro' r from Fishers Island. = Surrendered Himself. Patrick Moran of 747 Grand avenu. for whose arrest warrant charging hi,