Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-10
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Their Summer Journeyfngs L
 Sea Shore and Mountains - Othe

And Their Summer JourHey1ngs 10 Sea Shore and Mountains = Other l Jotttnes.
 Miss Ella A. Johnson and L Jessie Buck bee of Cottage street leave Friday for Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Johnson of Orchard street have for their guests MT. and Mrs. L. M. Finch of Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Mrs. Mary R. s. Gilbert and her daugh- ter, Lizzie B. Gilbert, has just returned from Woodbridge hills, where they have been staying the last two weeks, the guests of Deacon Andrew Smith of Richards villa. Jay Phelps Smith, infant son of Deacon Andrew and Nellie Phelps Smith, has been dangerously sick for the last week, but is thought to be little better.
 Miss Maude Carlton of 617 George street Is at New Preston, Conn. The Miss Bangs of 136 Sherman avenue are at Mt. Holyoke, Mass.
 Rev. J. E Twitchell and family have re- turned from Madison. N. w. Leavett and family of AS CHI street have removed to Scotland. Conn.
 Ira Hoxie and wife of 20 Ward street are at Mantle. - George E. Bearn of this city, chief clerk in the labor bureau, will spend two weeks on Block Island. Thomas Daley of the Hoss and Hoss company will leave this city this morning to join his company in New York city. Ward L. Horton and wife have returned from carriage ride through Connecticut and Massachusetts. They were gone three weeks.
 | Mias Lillie Johnson, cashier at F. E. Dalt rs.1o N~ anI Miss Emma Harney, cashier of the and | ten cent store, Chapel street, are spending their vacation of two weeks at Litch6eld, Conn.
 Mrs. Jeremiah Connolly and her sister, | Miss Annie Lesry, are visiting friends in | Newark, N. J. Miss Bella Lorch of Brooklyn, N Y. ,and I Miss Bessie Levy of Wilmington, N. o. are l visiting MT. and Mrs. s. Loeb of 129 John 1 street.
 The Light Guard have elected T. D. Bailey first lieutenant and George s. Wood second lieutenant. l visiting her sister, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, wife of Captain Fitzgerald of the Margaret.
 0. H. Hoadley, one of the most promin. ! ent business men and bankers in Port Tampa, Fla, Is spending few days ir l this city.
 Mrs. Harry Rowe Shelly is visiting ir the city.
 Mrs, Franklyn Foster of Troy, N. Y., ii visiting here.
 Miss Mary Mills and Miss Margaret Ora, are in Newport.
 Miss A. L. Broadbsnt of 120 Exchang' street, with her friend, Miss Hsrgood O. Hartford, are spending part of their vaca tion at the pleasant home of F. Powers
 West Morris.
 Miss Annie Hall of Wallingford is visit ing Miss Ida Goodwin of 158 Columbu avenue.
 Miss Cora Damn of 1O5 Greene street ha returned from two weeks stay in Litch field.
 Charles S. Kline of Greene street ha returned from 8 four days sound ishinI
 trip.
 Miss Kittie Fitch of 72 Nash street
 visiting her sister, Mrs. Meldrum, at Spring
 field, Mass.
 James Brabyn, the property man of tn New York Casino, who was reported 8
 missing, is in West Haven as the guest o
 Charles Cobb. Mrs. Brabyn and her daugh
 ter, "Little Tuesday," are with him. H ! will return to New York at once.
 E. Kossuth Muller, of F. M. Brown ( l Co.'s store, is in Newport. N. Fl. Hoyt and family leave next wee l for the worlds fair.
 Henry Fresenius is fast recovering fror
 an attack of typhoid fever. Edward Hastings, salesman for E. F Judd, is away enjoying his vacation.
 Miss Nellie Beeman of Naugstuck is visit 1 ing the Misses Esgan of Waterbury at Sur set Beach.
 Edward McGowan and Patrick McKiel
 nan left with their families for Saratog yesterday morning. ] Mrs. Simmons Hine, Miss Hattie Hin and Miss Susie Benham are visiting Mrs. ,, W. Drake at Eldridge, N. Y. , The Misses Edna and Agnes Mallshan C
 Birmingham are the guests of Miss Cert
 Horton of 6S Pearl street.
 Mrs. Fannie Cassidy and Miss Mimi l Hilbert of Brooklyn are the guests of Mif I Hattie Cassidy of 16 Bradley street. Miss Ida Goodhue of Cottage street an
 Miss Nellie Howard of Lincoln, Neb !, al visiting relatives in Brattleboro, Vt. Miss Alice Brennan of 113 Asylul
 street and Mics Mamie O'Connell of 1C Day street are visiting Miss Etta Martin
 Newtown.