Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-07
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

Items of Interest Concerning New
Haven People and Their Summer
Outings-Of to the Worlds Fair
Trips to Europe-TO the Adiron-
dacks-New Haveners and Litch-
field society Dofngs.
Ex-Postmaster B. R. English, wife, son
and daughter, and Superintendent Henney
of the Consolidated road and wife leave
next week for Chicago and the worlds
fair, to be absent about two weeks.
Miss Lofts Doolittle of Plsntsville is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bsecher on Dlcker
man street.
s. ]. Bryant, the West Haven real estate
dealer will spend the month of August in
| the Adirondack mountains with the New
Haven fishing club, of which Joseph
| Porter and other we'll known citizens are
| members
Mics Susie Candee has returned from
Paris.
! Professor M. 81. Knox and family are in
| Whitefeld, N. q.
Arthur Booth, Shelf. tutor, has gone
to Boston on a visit.
| Simon P. Goodhart has gone to Lake
| WaramauS for the summer.
| W. e. Shepard, wife and Miss Carrie
Shepard are at Short Beach for the sum-
| msr.
| William Trumbull of the Remington, Is
in Litchtield the guest of Mrs Perkins.
| William ]. Veitoh, the we'll known wood
engraver, sails for Europe July 10th, to be
absent two months.
DR.. Robsrt s. Ives and mother, Mrs.
| Levi Ives, are at Saratoga.
DR.. a. W. Leighton of els York street,
Is ct Bethlehem, Vt.
Miss Gussie Duester of n Mansfield
street is at Whitewater, Wis.
Rev. D. S. Phelps and wife of high street
have gone to Michigan.
The Cape May Daily Wave of July 4,
says: Professor Loomis, of national fame
as master of dancing, is at his old pos,
at Congress nall again, in charge of the
terpsichorean movements. Cape May
gives the genial professor hearty vel
| come"
Mrs. Lucy Schnier of 1856 Thompson
street and Mrs. Bsmbey. her mother, have
gone TO New York to meet friends who re
turned from three months tour of Eu
rope on the steamer Majestic.
Captain T. K. Dunn, ex-county delegate
installed the new officers of division 3, A.
o. q. in Clan-na-gael hall.
Henry D. White drove up to Litchfielc
from New Haven on Saturday. Miss Whit,
| is staying with Mrs. E. W. Seymour.
Miss Isabel Trowbridge of New Haver
and Thomas Denny and Thornwsll Mullal
ley of New York are visiting at "Th'
Lindens" in Litchfeld.
President Dwight of Yale college has ar
rived with his family for the season IL
Litchfeld at the residence of Mrs. W d ham
on North street.
Judge Gable and family are in Brook
| field, Conn.
M J. Mara and wife of this city are TO
) short visit among friends in Norwich
Miss Gertrude Hutchinson of this city !
spending few days in Norwich as tn
, guests of Clifford Convey.
} Miss Kittie Clapp of the secretary's ofic
Of the Southern New England Telephon
company, is spending the month of July q
Ocean Grove.
= NEW HAVEN DOCTORS PURCHASE
Says the Cornwall correspondent of tn
Litchfeld Enquirer: can event of gres
interest here was the arrival of DR.. Met
calf and family from New Haven on Sat
urday last. DR.. Mstcaif intends maxim
D Cornwall his summer home, having pull
l chased the Hindmsn place, which is under
! | going extensive repairs and improvement
q | under the superintendenoe of Charlie
Marsh, CornwalPs popular carpente
y and builder. When completed th
house will present most attractive OF
pearauos, with its broad piazzas and rt
mantle surrounding, and will be one c
the most delightful residences In the plac,
o The HiEdman property was formerl
. owned by DR.. Bolton Of New York, who's
family occupied 1t in summer for man
| years. 1t was long known as "The Bolto
e House." and is situated in one of the moi
l | charming localities of the town. DR.. Me
4 calf is the Chapel street dentist of TIL
city. His many friends will be intereste
: to know that he has secured suoh q CON
Portable summer home among the Berl
shire hills.
LIrCHFIELD CLUB.
d The Litchfeld club, composed of sun
Q mer residents of the resort, many {
9 whom are New Ravsners, have cause
8 to be erected q beautiful club houe,
which was opened July 4, during tt
o lightful reception. Music was furnishe
by George Rodinson's orchestra of tn
. city,
The pstronesses of the occasion wei
I tbs lady stockholders Of the club, Mr.
e j. n. Adams, Miss Adams, Mrs. q.
8 Belden, Mrs. D. Cady Eaton, Miss E.
ton, Mrs. J. P. Mum, Mrs. J. D. RiI
ley, Mrs. J. A. Vanderpoel, the Mise
q Van Wrinkle and Mrs. j. W. Wheele,
t but Mrs. Eaton, Miss Eaton, Mrs. RIPPLE
: and Mrs. Wheeler were unable to be pre-
ent. The ladies of the entertainer
committee who assisted in receiving wer,
9 Mrs. G. B. Sanford, Miss Perkins an
Miss Woodruff. Alexander McNeill, th
@ | president of the club, was here there an
everywhere, looking after the pleasure {
the guests.
/. Among the others present were: Pres
Q dent Dwight Of Yale university and Mis-
q Dwight, Winthrop Dwight, Captain F.
Beach and wife, II. D. White and Mis-
D White, J. Mason Hoppin, Roger N. Bale
win and others, all of New Haven.