Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-12
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

 New Haveners and Their Summer
 Outings and Journeyings-World
 Fair Trips-Convalescent People.
 F. s. Bigelow, president of the Bigelow company, with his family are spending the summer at Fairfield.
 Miss Minnie Adams of Bradley street | has returned from pleasant summer out | ing at Morris Cove cottage spent with | her sister, Mrs. Hoffman of Congress ave- nue and her cousin, Miss Jennie Adams of New York, who returned homo yester- day.
 Miss L. Brown of Park street has re- turned from a very pleasant vacation trip, in which Waterbury, Watertown and Waterville were visited, much of the time being spent in delightful carriage drives with friends and relatives. John T. Hendrick, treasurer of Bun nelps Grand Opera house, leaves to-day | for @ stay ct Ocean Grove, N. J., after which he leaves with party of Ocean Grove friends to camp out in northeastern Massachusetts.
 George B Bunuell and wife are at their | summer residence In Southport. Miss Ebarheldt of 20 Ward street, 1 daughter of Confectioner Eberheldt has returned from 8 three months' vacation spent in Washington, D. O., very much improved iu health. | k. M. Newbigin, travelling passenger agent for the Union Pacific railroad, Is in the city for few days. He predicts lower western rates to the worlds fair.
 Conductor Cyrus Bowns of the New York and New Haven division of the Consoli- dated is on duty again after slight illness.
 Frank Tiernsn of g Bond street is i'll
 with very severe cold.
 ! S.. P. Martine~and family of 137 Wall
 street are spending the summer at the l White mountains.
 Frank Gardner, ,now of Brooklyn, but
 formerly living in New Haven, is spending
 two weeks here.
 Miss Rose Fleetwood of Trumbull street
 has returned from New York. Professor Clapp and family of Colleg. street have gone to Kentucky.
 John Stanley will be married Wednes day, July 19, to Miss Mary Boylan. | H. B. Perry and family have gone t. | their very pleasant and romantically-situ | ated summer residence at Chestnut Hill Oxford.
 Mrs. James King and two children, o ! Portsea street, and Miss Mary Kohn o t Putnam street will leave Wednesday fo . two months vacation, visiting relatives Ii
 Maine.
 Mrs. s. N Beecher and daughter, of 15
 Wooster street, will start for the world l fair in few days.
 !; Mrs. 0. P. Clark, of Orange street, an, = family have gone to their summer ho me l. KennebunkpoIt, Me. President o. P. Clark, of the ConsolI + dated road, will leave for his annual tri @ to Europe in a few days. Miss Hannah Stodel of 5l Salem stree :" who has been i'll for the past week, is no l. convalesoent.
 l. Miss Florence Howey of Columbus ava o nue left Monday for Chicago, where sh l. will visit about five months.
 Dr. 0. L. Fitch of Wooster street has T,
 turned from his vacation, which was sper t. at Old Point Comfort, Va.
 Professor T. D. Goodell of Orange stre, 10 has gone to Chicago for & few weeks.
 Miss Mary Friddsll is visiting her pa t. ents on Jubilee street, New Britain. g Mrs. J. H. Young and family of 1S
 High street are summering at Orient, l. ?; W. Chilson, jr, manager of the St, S clothing house, fig on his two weeks vac e, | tion.
 - Special Deputy Collector Charles l French will stsrt to-day to spend fe h, days in Egg Harbor as the guest of Colle
 tor Spsrry.
 e, W. H. Morris and wife, S MacLsuchla tn F. Wellhauser and F. s. Bailey and wi
 are at the Valley View house, Bethleher N. H. or Misses Ida NJ. Parkinson and Carrie Pa d. kinson of New York are visiting Miss Ge 1e truds Tyrrill of 79 Woolsey street. 10 Governor Waller has sent word that Iy will attend the banquet in honor of Cons a. Edward Downes at Savin Rock this eve ae ing.
 ed Mrs. Adrms, Miss Marie and Maste I'd George and Frank, the family of s. er Adams, the State street grocer, are spen ir- ing the summer at Claverack, N. Y. n, William L Loomis and Mrs. Loomis 8 oa l visiting the worlds fair. w Mrs. Ellen Bishop and daughter left ye
 terdsy for Asheville, N. O. l." P. R. Leavenworth and Hugh A. Bay v of Yale '92 are in town. E. John P. Coyle, in the employ of the Go At- solidated road. and Miss Mary E Laden m, 119 Ferry street will be married in
 Francis church this evening. G. Miss Lucinda Whitlay of Washingto ps D. O., and George W. W. A. Freedms
 head, hallmsn of the New Haven houi 'n; will be married this evening at the hol
 of James Willis of Eaton street. Rev.
 George Riddle will perform thseeremon