Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-13
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

New Haveners and Their Summer
 Outings and wanderings for Health
 and Recreatfon-Other Personal
 News.
 Joseph A Bromley has returned from a pleasant trip to Montreal and Quebec.
 The mother and brother of MT. Clark Elliott of 60 Lyon street, the talented violinist and teacher of music, will visit | MT. Elliott soon and spend few weeks | in this city. Their home Is in Auburn, N Y. A. c. Traeger ia confined to his room by illness. D. A. Alden, cashier at the Aerchants' bank, has gone to New Hampshire to spsnd his vacation. Miss Bessie E. Howes, formerly princi pal of the training department of the Welch Training school, has been offered position s critic teacher st the State nor mai school oy the state board of educs- tion. Miss Howes Is not in the city now,
 and whether she will accept or not is un- known at present. l Substitute Letter Carrier George F.
 Snedeker resigned yesterday. | A. G. Jones Of Bridgeport, twenty years ago in the fruit business on Chapel street
 ss partner Of Colonel A. J. Beers, was in
 town yesterday, having accompanied here
 his son, L. 0. Jones, who has been for two
 years past an invalid and who will make &
 visit with relative, Mrs. Samuel Bsecher
 of Wooster street. Mir. A. G. Jones has
 sold his restaurant business in Bridgeport
 which he conducted for many years near
 the railroad depot and Is now engaged In
 the fruit and grocery business on Fairfield
 avenue there.
 Messrs. Beach and Bishop ot Lyon street
 are expected home tomorrow from their
 visit to Montreal.
 Among those from this city at Pawson
 Park yesterday were Percy Steele, Margaret
 Fahy, Paul Barrett, Lizzie Buchanan, Min
 nis Brady, Mamie Coyle, James McLaugh- lin, Etta Doherty and John Ford.
 Misses Lizzie and May Hugo, daughters
 of exTown Clerk Philip Hugo, who have
 had series of very pleasant visits to the worlds fair, are now in Wisconsin visiting . at the home of an uncle, 8 wholesale cigar , merchant there, and will remain several
 weeks longer. Ernest K, Rich of 1OS Gregory street is : in Searsport, Me. . Herbert Witherspoon left yesterday fol @ visit up the Hudson. Miss Ella A. Dorman of 7l6 Dixwell ave nue is in Chicago. ? Rev. E Sage and wife of 46 Wolcot 7 street are st Virden, III ! Richard Coogan, janitor of the polio,
 building, Is at the worlds fair. . Attorney and Mrs. George P. Ingersol
 left yesterday for a stay at the Catskills j. where MT. 1ngersoll's father, Hon. Colil l. M. Ingersoll has spent portion of hi f summers for many seasons, at the Ingel
 soll cottage.
 3 Charles Foster of 124 Atwater street ha ), returned from the Christian Endeavor COT l. vention Tn Montreal.
 Mics Julie Rogers, formerly of this city ss now of Springfield, Mass, Is the guest c E her aunt, Mrs. Blessington, at Hamden. l. Margaret G. Dsegsn, Miss Mary Barr At and Miss Mamie McQueepey, scho'
 teachers, have gone to the worlds fair. % Misses Grace Rice, Ada Judson, Edr v, Meade, Augusta Scranton, Alice R. Da, III are occupying a cottage at Brooksval II Conn.
 T, Mrs. 0. NJ Phillips, wife of Conduote st Phillips of the Berkshire division of u ct Consolidated road, is in Lsnox, Mass er among friends ae Misses Lottie and Ida Grimes of Gran SO avenue leave for Montreal, Can., Thur m day, to stay until September. They wi m visit St. Ann's and Quebec. The Misses Robinson of Ferry stree a. the school teachers, have gone to Il ne worlds fair. Sh William Nicely, the dry goods merchan
 expects to vlsit the worlds fair in Septer
 Der.
 R Mrs. Joseph R. Bishop and daught w Laura of 15 Warren place are at East Mo he rig.
 ar Mrs. E. R. Palmer of New York is t oh guest of William Maynard, Forbes sy ss nue.
 .r Miss Bessie M Baldwin and her cousi mt Miss Annie E. Peck, have gone to the Cal ,s- kills.
 sd Miss Kate Leland of York square is v Ise iting her sister, Mrs. Lockwood, at her e oh tage at Morris Cove. se Earla F. Johnson and Miss Bertha ,Iv Johnson of GA Clinton avenue are summ, bt ing at East Hartland.