Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-02

Personal lettings.
Edward Carberry is home from the big
fair.
R. A. Bsnham is at the White Noun
tsins.
Mrs. A. McAlister of Crown street has
returned.
Mrs. E. Il. Riley has returned from Nor
Attorney j. Webb has gone to the
Alderman M. Sonnenberg has returned
from Saratoga.
Rev. F. A. Scofeld, has returned from
Ardonia, N. Y.
n. J. Sperry has returned from East
Hampton, Conn.
Eyarts Cutler has returned from Hub
bardstown Mass.
Mrs. E. M. Reed is at Christians, Lam
caster county, Pa.
j.. DR.. W. g. Alling has returned from his
summer vacation.
Coroner Mix and family have returned
from Block Island.
81 Latin of 172 Oak street has returned
from West6eld, Mass.
Louis Vermol, with F. M. Brown & Co.,
is at Flatbush, L. I.
J. E. Kellam of Trumbull street has re-
turned from Sufield, Conn.
George P. Marvin has returned from his
| summer stay at Princeton, Mass.
Willard A. Sanford is enjoying ten
days vacation in western New York.
George G. Spanutius and wife of Grand
avenue have gone to the worlds fair.
George E. Somers, jr., and sister, Edith,
have just returned from the worlds fair.
A. A. Kellogg of 8 Elm street has re-
| turned from a stay at New Hartford,
| Conn.
| @. E. Prince of Bristol street has re-
| turned from pleasant sojourn at Short
Beach.
W. O. Brainard of West Haven has re-
turned from a stay at Pine Hill, New
| York.
Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Maud Guilford are
| guests of Councilman Stevens at Middle
town.
| Mrs. Carrie Schultz of New York is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. q. Weiss, of Lafayette
street.
A. E. Rowland of F. G. & A E. Row.
land leaves on Monday for a trip to the
worlds fair.
Miss Aggie Heating of this city is spsnd-
| ing vacation of two weeks with friends
in Bridgeport.
! Miss Rose Pagan, who has been visiting
| friends in Cromwell for three weeks, has
| returned home.
! Charles J. Plat of New Haven is the
new catcher for the Winsted baseball team,
succeeding Doyle.
Fred Il. Page, with O. S. Mersick & Co.,
| will leave for two weeks visit to the
worlds fair to day.
Miss Maria S. Kearney of 81 Lawrence
street has returned from visit with
friends In Norwalk.
Policeman Henry J. Donnelly is receiv-
ing congratulations. 1t is girl and
weighs IA pounds.
W. L. Kingsley, who has been staying at
Ellenville, N. Y, has gone to Sagahonaek,
Long leland, for short stay.
P. Merwin of Jersey City, N. j., for
merly of New Haven, has returned from
his annual stay in the White Mountains.
Miss Nellie Kennedy and Della O'Brien
| of Davenport avenue have returned home
from a thres weeks stay at the worlds
fair.
The Misses Mamie and Katie Wrinn, LII
lie Farrell, Mamie Hogan and Alice Nc
Kay are spending their vacation in Litoh-
field.
Mrs. Marie Bradley Of Gill street and
Miss II. Chapman have returned from a
seven weeks stay at the Turner house, Cole
brook, Conn.
Arthur Judson, Yale '94, of Montclair,
N. j., is in town on business connected
| with the Yale Literary Magazine, of which
he is the financial editor.
Miss Hattie Knowles of Salem and
Charles Lowell of Sperry street were mar
ried at the residence of Rev. Frank 500
field on Thursday night.
Letter Carrier Samuel Chandler and his
wife celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of their marriage Thursday evening at
their home on Adeline street.
Mrs. W. II. Robertson and daughter,
Miss Ethel, have been spending the sum-
mer among the mountains in Weld, Maine.
They will return sometime in September.
Stanley Smith of Wooster street and
| George r. Staley of TAT State street start
to-day from New Haven on their bicycles
for New Brunswick, N. j., to spend few
days with friends there.
| Rev. A. @. Powell, the new pastor of
Emmanuel Baptist church, arrived in this
| city with his family on Thursday. He will
board at 115 Day street until he finds a
house which he desires to occupy.
James Birge of this city has been at the
| worlds fair for some weeks and says of 1t
| that words fail to do justice to II. He
leaves Chicago for st. Paul, Mimi, on the
4th, and intends to spend some time in
that vicinity.
R. w. Keast of Sc Wolcott street, head
clerk in the insurance Office of L. W.
Moody on Church street, has returned af-
| ter months vacation considerably I'm
proved in health. He has had very pleas-
ant visit at Waltham, Mass
A very pleasant reception was given at
| the residence of Mrs. L. B. Gildersleeye.
1872 Whalley avenue, Thursday evening, to
Rev. J. o. Lincoln, who has occupied the
pulpit at Christ church during the absence
In Europe of the rector, Rev. G. Brfnley
Morgan. A handsome picture of st. c.
ella was presented to Mr.. Lincoln. He
leaves New Haven Monday and will take
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