Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-31
PERSONAL JorTINGs

Personal JOTTINGS
New Haveners and Their Summer
Outings for Health and Recreation
AT tho Worlds Fair.
The family of Mr.. Stetsop, of Howe &
Stetson, are guests at the Owenego house,
Indian Neck.
Miss Mamie O'Keefe, q. a. s., 's3,
daughter of Captain William O'Keefe of
Precinct 2, and Miss Kinsells, daughter of
j. Kinsella, are at the worlds fair to be
absent three weeks.
Mrs. Krongle and daughter, Miss Amelia,
of Lawrence street, and Miss Josephine
Klanberg of Bishop street, are at the
worlds fair and visiting relatives in |
Chicago.
Mrs. WEIGH, wife of Frank D. WEIGH of |
Bishop street, will leave shortly with a |
party for a trip to the worlds fair.
Mrs. George Hindsley, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. ]. AIing, on
Christian street, Oxford, Conn, for the
past two weeks, has returned to her home
in Fair Haven.
leonard Hayden, for several years past
identified with Mix's drug store, corner of
Chapel and Church streets, has accepted a
position in the prescription department at
Washburn's, on Church street.
Mrs A. E Workman and Miss Gertrude
| Tyler OF Torrirgton are at the Fort Girls
void house, New London, whore they will
| spend some weeks.
| Mrs. Edgar G. Pinney of Madison, a lady
well known here, is at Madison.
| G. Collard Adams writea from Cromwell
| to friends here that he was taken down
| two weeks ago with nervous prostration.
| which seriously affected his heart. He Ia
now able to sit mp part of the day, and
| hopes soon to be able to be in Waterbury
again:
| R W. Meigs and wife and F. B. Thorn
burg and wife of New York are spending
their vacations at the Madagascar cottage
at Short Beach.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lawrence Ref left for
Chicago Saturday.
Corporal Frederick Bill of the Blues left
Saturday fer Buffalo, where he is to be
married.
Frank Chatfeld of this city has been
advanced from the vice-presidency to the
presidency of the supreme council, Order
of the World.
DR.. W. H. Mstcalf of this city will read
paper on dental Diagnosis" at the in
ternationsl medical congress, which will
be held at Rome, Italy, between Septem-
Der and October l.
Linus Bradley, who delivers goods for
John Parker's bakery in the annex, was
badly bitten by savage dog at the house
of customer at Morris Cove. He had the
wound cauieriz9d, and has not been out
since.
: A party composed of we'll known young
ladies' left Birmingham Saturday morning
4 for Burns Point, where they will occupy
| the Booth cottage for the next two weeks.
, Among thoss who represent Birmingham
are the Misses Minnie and Ollie MoHalley,
9 | Blanch Miller and Bessie Kennedy. Misses
Flora and Ruth Hitchcock of New Haven
. | Joined the party at Milford. The party
will be chsperoned by Mrs. Harry F.
= Childs.
t Captain Thompson, of the old lighthouse,
' has as his guests this week Thomas Littlt
g and family Mrs. Charles Collender and
: Mrs. Ella Bessow and family of Amster
| dam, N. Y, and Elmer and Mrs. Larkint
: of Unionville, Conn.
!, Mrs. John O'Gormsu and daughter ar,
j in WallingfoId.
}. Miss Estelle ]. Kirk of Chapel street ha'
J. gone to Canada.
q Miss Mamie Commerford of Day stree
], cester, Mass.
r Miss Mary Stout of Troy, NY, ia visit
n ing her mother, Mrs. james Fl. Goodsell
J. 1929 North Front street.
n Miss Fannie Butler Of opt Porteea stree
ia visiting her FRIEND Miss Phillips, at Der
= lin.
'. Josephine and Sadie Hayes of Gran,
avenue are spending their vacation in Tar
r iff7ille.
,e William R. Warren of New York city i
), the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Haesche, of "a
le | Atwater street.
Miss Bessie M. Skinner of West Winste'
is spending her vacation with Mrs. W. b
Baldwin of 1913 Lombard street.
Miss Mary L. Parmalee of 11S Atwste
e street Is at the worlds fair.
E D. Scott, Miss Fannie Scott, and Mrs
- Eliza G. Gilbert of A Vernon street bav
gone to New Preston, Conn, for the sum
Ii mer.
Miss Essie Curtis of Bridgeport ia spend
{ ing few weeks with Mrs. George B. Har
10 over of 191 Howard avenue.
,Kueeland Johnson and family have re
moved from 4 Piereont Court to 81 Morr
[s son street.
p Mrs. NJ. Daley and daughter, Miss Hat
SO tie, are at the Thousand Islands and Whit
70 Mountains.
10 T. Dinnan of 90 Vernon street, who hs
ie been threatened with serious illness for
ID few days past, is recovering.
Ia Misses Blanche and Mary McQusid @
:, Webster, Mass, are visiting their aunt
III Mrs. Peter McQuaid, on Orchard street.
"a Professor A. w. Phillips and wife an
Or Miaa l. H. Clarke, of 200 York street
\. have gone to Greensboro, Vt, for til
o. summer.
O. The Misses York of 139 Edwards stree
,e are at Washington, Conn.
,r DR. q r Tillev and wife of Hroun ofrae
have gone to the worlds fair for tw
o. weeks stay.
Mrs NJ J. Woodruff of 800 Chapel stree
3 is at East River, Conn.
e, Harry Porter and George Ashley of 1
/. Leonard street are in Keene, N. Il.
g, Miss Tiney Msllon of S97 State street hs
a. returned from visit to Long Branch
b Mrs. Hattie Perrin of 30 Veto street
TT at Guilford.
n Mrs Joseph P. Gilrnond and family O
le Is Grove street have gone to Ashland
n n Fl.
d Rev. w L. Phillips and family hav
l. gone to East Pembroke, Mass.
\, The folio wing letter carriers yesterda
ia began their annual fifteen days vacation
lie 7. F. Stanford, Samuel Psgter, j. Fl. Cain
il J. Kennedy, A. V. Rich. F. D. Ingham.
IS Philander Ferry has improved in health
l. and with his wife has gone to Alburgl
oPiiHSe, ~ bt SonC scScihl uAoAtus
n The Misses Renie, Nellie and Lille Den
1T man of Newark, N. j., are spending thei
:. vacation with their grandparents, Mr.. an,
}. Mrs. D. G.. Williams of Townsend ave
l. nue..
q Miss Anna Walsh of Brooklyn, N. Y.
[. has been visiting her cousin, Miss Mami
l. Gamble, daughter of D. S. Gamble
l. Mrs. B. Kivlin of Branford recently en-
=. tertaned number of her young lad
| frfa 40 Nj
/, Dolan and Marguerite Cane.
/ Thomas Kennedy and daughter Chariot
J. ia, of 100 Park street, leave for the world
}, fair in August.
l. Mrs. Martin Daley and her daughter
!. Miss Nettie Daley, of Saltonstall avenue
l. are at the Thousand Islands. On their re
}. turn they will stop at Litchfsld.
=. RAEIONS NOW AND THEN.
y Old Soldiers Recall Hard Tack Days
10 WATERBURY,, July 29-The bill of far