Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

About New Haven People and Their
 Summer Outings-Of to the Worlds
 Fair-A Bicycle Trip to the Fair
 other Notes of Interest.
 Miss Daisy Dlckerman, daughter of Flor ist George A. Diekermon, is spending a month or two with her brother, Wayland I. Dickerman, at Norfolk, Va. Later they will go for season at the White Springs.
 George D. Bone, foreman of the Union, leaves Friday for two weeks' vacation, the guest in Chicago of Mir. and Mrs. Logic, former residents of Cottage street, this city. MT. Logic is engaged in business in Chicago.
 Robert A. Bright of the Hillhouse High School Athletic association will start in the early part of July for the worlds fair on his bicycle. From New Haven he will ride to New York city, via. the Hudson river to Albaay, following the Erie canal as far as
 Lookport, N. Y.; then will visit the Mag
 ara Falls and go to Buffalo, following Lake Erie as far as Cleveland, o. From Cleve- land he will take an exc ursion train to the fair. On the return journey he goes south to Pittsburg, crossing Pennsylvania and Maryland to Washington, D. O.; then to Baltimore and Wilmington Del, taking the Delaware river as far as Philadelphia. From here he will ride direct to New York, closely following Pennsylvania railroad cities. He is considered one of the best long distance riders in the city. William A. Spear of this city, who has been leoturing on temperance in Massachu- setts, Vermont and New York, has re- turned to his home here for the summer, after most successful and brilliant series of temperance campaigns in this and other states.
 Wolf Levi who, with others, had con- templated starting paper here to be
 known as the Hebrew Advertiser, says the enterprise has been abandoned for want of capital, which the New York man was to have furnished.
 Senator Timothy J. Fox has been in Providence, R. l., since the senate ad- journed, on official business. City Auditor John W. Lake Is confined to his home by illness.
 Frank StIuthers is spending couple of weeks with his parents at Cambridge, Mass.
 Ex.superintendent of Police Bollmann and wife are spending few weeks at the worlds fair.
 Harland D. Reed of West Water street will go to Washington, D. O., today to spend week.
 Clarence H. Butrick, the teacher of man. dolin, guitar and banjo, expects to leave on June 20 to visit the worlds fair. J. A. Benham of the Augur works in Augurville will start for the worlds fair to day. He will be accompanied by his wife and will first go to Washington. They will return by way of Niagara Falls and will be absent four weeks.
 The many friends of Mrs. A. R. Wether- bee will be pleased to learn of her return much improved in health after an absence of three months. Mrs. Wetherbee has been with her sister, Mrs. s. E. Eyes, whose home is in Bruce, South Dakota, Mrs. Eyes returning with her sister after an absence of fourteen years from our city. Professor F. E. Bristol, the noted vocal teacher of New York, leaves this week for his summer school on Martha's Vineyard. Professor Bristol has associated with him self MT. Frank Damresch and Mr. E. A. Parsons, and has large number of pupils who will summer at this lovely resort and avail themselves of the superior educa- tional advantages which the place affords. Frederick W. Schsefer and Jesse Fl. Campbell have severed their connection with Geary Bros., and will furniSh music at the Hotel Dunmore at Lake Dunmore fin the Hroop Mounkaina Vt &his sunornor.