Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-12
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

About New Haven People and Their Summer Wandertnss-ManY or to the Worlds Fair.
 Mrs. F. A, Eandley is spending three months with her son, B. L. Lindley, at Woodmont. After the summer is over Mrs. Lindley will return to her home in St. Augustine, Fla. Levi Gilbert of New Haven has taken the Cypress cottage, owned by MT. Fields of New Haven, and will occupy it after
 June 12.
 MT. FLA. Smith, the superintendent of
 the Msriden fire department and also local
 manager of the telephone company in
 Meridsn, was in town on Saturday visiting
 friends.
 MT. Cannon, father of F. 0. Cannon of New Haven, with his wife, and nephew and family, of Montana, are at the cottage owned by F. o. Cannon for 8 couple of weeks. MT. Cannon's nephew and the
 latter's family have been spending their time mostly on the salt water. It Is twenty years since they have been on the sound.
 J. Linde, the Congress avenue druggist who purchased the old John Anderson
 place at the Rock, has moved down with
 his family for the summer.
 George Pfaff of this city has purchased
 the Mrs. John Osborn place at the Rock.
 house Friday.
 Jacob Johnson, the clothier, has moved
 his family down to the Rock for the
 summer.
 MT. Newman, the corset manufacturer,
 and family will take possession of the Hinman cottage next Thursday for the summer.
 Among the departures last week from the city were: Carlos French, Milwaukee, Wis; J. E. Moran, Chicago, H.. Nrs. Mary Miller, Seattle, Wash. MT. and Miss Wurts, Chicago, Ill. Miss Nettie McLay, Glasgow; Miss T. F. Munson, San Francis co, Cal; W: T: Andrews, Mrs: W. T. An drews, Rsv.J. M. Mason, Eli Whitney, Mrs. Eli Whitney, MT. and Mrs. R. T. Merwin, Miss Merwin, all for Chicago, H.. MT. and Mrs. Porter, Beloit, Wis Mrs. Fowler, Portland, Me-; O. F. Smith, Fort Ben ton, Mont. MT. and Ms. B. Shoninger, Miss Shoninger, Chicago; MT. and Mrs. S. E. Dlbble, A. J. Clerkin, Milwaukee; Mir. and Mrs. Woodruff, MT. and Mrs. David Steele, Miss Steele, MT. and Mrs. Whitcomb, MT. and Mrs. W. Il. Burchell, Mrs. R. F. Burchell, MT. and Mrs. Charles Wood, all ! for Chicago; James Ahern, John s. Craig, William T. Disley, T. M. Hadley, J. M. Page, Mrs. Page, James Donovan, D. D. Mills, ! all for Milwaukee; Mr. Bissell, MT. Parker,
 MT. and Mrs. Taintor, Mrs. Dr. H. Fleischner, MT. StArkweather, Miss Stark ! weather, Seth Aoselsy, 2nd, Miss Bessie Fleischnsr, Mrs. P. Goldbaum, all for Chicago; William Rebmann, Indianapolis, Ind; MT. and Mrs. H. P. Blake, Chicago; Edward s. Ames, Springfield, H.; W. F. ! Bay, Mrs. W. F. Day, Mrs. W. F. Day, ! Charles A. Davis, for Chicago; J. Allen | Gilbert, VI arlington, D. O.; A. W. Carter, 1 Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs. Benham, St. l Paul, Minn; Richmond, Va; MT. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hazel, Milwaukee, Wife,; w. M. | Zumbro, L. B. Cheney, for Chicago. MT. and Mrs. s. E. Dibble, MT. and Mrs. ! W. Fl. Hazel, Rev. and Mrs. Woodruff, l W. E. Morgan and A. J.. C1erkin have gone to Milwaukee, and the gentlemen | will attend tho plumbers convention there | and then the party will visit the worlds fair. ....--. Henry H. Guernsey, of the firm of Hall 6 &Guernsey, stove and ofoekery dealers, | 6 Church street, has became the sole pro- | prietor of this establishment, having pur- l chased the interest of the senior partner of the firm within the past few days. | MT. Hall is to retire from active business
 life and will remove to West Haven to ' reaide