Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-27
PERSONAL JOTTINGs

PERSONAL JOTTINGS
About New Haven People and
Their Summer Outings for Health
and Recreat1on-Other Personal
Items.
o. W. Jordan, eastern passenger agent
of the Erie railroad, was in this city yes
terday, the guest of Ticket Agent Fred
States at Union depot. They are making ar
engagements for three weeks fishing
trip.
w. 8. Babcock, architect of the Consoli-
dated railroad, is spend the summer in the
Adirondack Mountains.
R. B. Wade, Yale '93, was in town yes
terdsy.
Mrs. @. q. Stilson of Edward street has
gone to Seymour.
Horace Bowman is now convalescent af-
ter a severe illness.
Miss Lulu johnson of Ill Grand avenue
is at Cheshire, Mass.
Assessor Charles Baldwin left yester-
day for Montgomery and Philadelphia.
BE will also visit Delaware county for a
few days.
Lulius M. Boltwood and family of N
Wall street are at Goshen, Mass.
Miss s. A. Dsrrow, teacher of Room l.,
Woolsey school, is in New York.
Miss Julia Moore and Miss Grace Grin
nell, both of Wooster street, have gone to
Westfeld, Mass. to spend few weeks.
Rev. W. J. Mulch, pastor of the Howard
avenue Congregational church, with his
family is in Michigan spending the sum-
mer.
Attorney Talcott 81. Russell is spending
| the summer evenings at Woodmont.
Mrs. William P. Trowbridge of Pros
pect street has gone to Narragansett Pier.
Philander Ferry of Grown street left to-
day for Although Springs, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. P. Hoadley and daugh.
ter left yesterday for Barry, Mass.
Deputy Sheriff J. W. Pond is confined te
his home, 22O Whslley avenue, by illness
but expects to be out in day or two.
Thomas McCaffrey, landlord of the
Globe hotel, goes to the worlds fair Thurs
day.
Samuel Goodfriend, head clerk at JOSEPH
Kaiser's Chapel street store, is very low
from the effects of dysentery.
Josiah Levy, law student of the class Of
'94, contemplates going to Australia next
week for six months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Thompson have
moved into their cottage at Milford.
Mrs. James Bowers of Atlantic City Ii
visiting William Harvey of West Haven.
Among the visitors whom Mrs. James
Henry entertained at Woodbine cottage
Sunset Beach, Tuesday, were Miss I. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Henry Voelker and daughter
Mrs. G. G. Austin of this city, Mr.. anG
of West Haven, Messrs W. Barnett, F. E
Hall and Fred Sternberg from Camp Iro
quois, Johnson's Point, and Miss Louise
Oviatt of Milford.
Professor F. @. Porter of the divinity
school is at Beloit, Mich.
Tutor Irving Fisher of the academic de
partment has gone abroad for the sum
| mer.
Professor F. A. Gooch is at Clifton
Macs.
Professor A. E. verrill is at Stony
Greek.
Professor O. L. Kitohell is in Minneap
| oils.
Professor L. o. Brastow of the dIvinit,
school is at Castine, Me-, and Professo
William Beebe and family are at Washing
ton, Conn. -
| Assistant Professor E. B. CIapp is a
Harbor Springs, Emmett county, Mich.
Eli Whitney, ir., of the board of educa
| ton and family are summering at Norfolk
Conn. Quite large number of New Ha
veners are there for the summer. Mr.
| Whitney was in town yesterday for few
hours.
Professor E. J. Phelps has not yet re
tn rned from Europe. He ia one of tn
members of the United States counsel be
fore the Behring sea tribunal.
| Professor A. n. Wheeler is at Scum
Beach, Conn.,, with his family.
l Thopooe w Nathan of Cofepti a
school is also ct Sound Beach.
Captain James S. Petit, professor G
military science, and Mrs. Petit are at In
dian Neck on the sound.
Guy V. Thompson, one of the academi
instructors in Latin, is at Grand Rapids
Mich.
Tutor J. s. butcher Is in Ellen> lille
N. G.
Tutor 81. F. Roberts in in Cleveland. c
W. L. Phelps of this city, recently mad
instructor in English in the academic d.
partment, Ia in Huron City, Mich.
Instructor John A. Hober of the la
school is in York, Pa.
Assistant Professor George M. Dunca
and his family are at Cedar Rapids, lows
Professor E. L. Richards ia in Levi
county, N. Y.
E. 81. Sheath, one of the academic ir
structors, is in Middletown, Conn.
Professor Charles 81. Smith 10 at Bruni
wick, Mass.
Prof. Tracy Peck has been at Annie
| guam, Mass, but is back in the city for
few daya.
Henry R. Lang, instructor in moder
languages, is in Cambridge, Mass.
Samuel Mattoon, formerly of thiscity, bu
now of New York, where he has a fin
drug store, is in town for few days.
Joseph A. Joyce, San Francisco Law
yer, formerly of Bridgeport, is visiting i
this city.
Miss Pauline Tausig of New York
visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha Cans {
59S Grand avenue.
Miss Belle M. Skinner of West Winste
is the guest of William r. Baldwin OF II
Lombard street.
Mrs. Nellie Lynch of Columbus avenu
left yesterday to enter the order of Sister
of Mercy at Meriden.
Sergeant Mcbride is in Springfield,
which place he was summoned by tell
gram announcing the illness of q reli
tive.
Mrs. George a. Graham and two daugt
ters of Springfield are visiting Mrs. Geore
R. Cooley of Wall street.
Mrs. James F. Rawson and daughter {
s05 Chapel street are spending few week
as the guests of J. W. Painter of Ston
Creek.
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