Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-01
PERSONAL JOTTINGs
To Sail for EurePe-ReturnedH Homo
Doctors Purchase Homes-Geners

To Sail for Eur0Pe-Returned Home
Doctors Purchase Homes-General
Notes.
Professor Brush of Yale and family leave
to-day for a visit to the worlds fair.
Thomas Hodgson of 112 Gilbert street
will sail for Europe June 10.
Captain E D. Benton is home from q
stay in Florida.
Mrs. A. h. Lavalye of Congress avenue
sails for Europe next week to visit rels-
tives, and will be accompanied by Miss Eva
Matthews, daughter of W. 81. Matthews of
70 George street, who will there complete
her education at the same school attended
by Miss Kate Lavalye.
]. J. Brennan, brother of JamesF. Bren-
nan, president of the @. T. A. union of
Connecticut, is very Ill with pneumonia at
his home on Day street.
Mr.. L. F. Perley, press agent for Barnum
| & Bailey's circus Is business agent for
Nodjesks, and this celebrated star IL to
| make an eastern tour n sxt season, New Ha-
ven being in the list.
Mrs. Hale of Boston is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Judge Munson, of Whitneyville.
@. B. Bolmer of Primes & Whitley, New
York, is spending few days in New York
| and his brother, Thomas b. Bolmer, mem
Der of the firm Of Prince & whitley, is
relieving him in the charge of the New
Haven branch of the firm.
| DR.. F. 81. Whittemore has purchased the
old Nicoll place, IS Elm street, for many
years the residence of the late DR.. Nicoll
who was an e1-captain of the New Haven
| 6rays. DR.. Whittemore will make his
home there after making a number of i'm.
provements and alterations in the house.
1t is understood that the place sold TO,
$4,000.
DR.. Bellosa has also bought new house
his purchase being the brick house 20s
Orange street, next above Turn hall where
DR.. Vishno, jr., formerly had his Office
The house belonged to the estate of ths
late R. B. Bradley.
Elk Commissioner of Patents William E
Simonds delivered the Memorial day ora
ton at Arlington cemetery near Washing
ton on the occasion Of decorating the
graves of the Ii, 600 union veterans inferred
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson have re
turned from their wedding trip to Wash
ington and Chicago. Mr.. jackson is O.
the firm of Buckingham, Clark & jackson
and leader OF the New Haven Orchestra
club; also clerk of st. Paul's parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bush of ED stree
are sojournipg at the Joseph q. Greenles
cottage at Short Beach for a number O
weeks.
G. A. Reckard, the artist of New
Britain, and wife are preparing for sta.
!; at Short Beach again this summer. The,
report the little summer resort pleasante
than ever. Many important changes hav
been made during the winter and sprinl
which add much to the beauty aud desira
bility of the place. Robert N. Wilcox o
New York who purchased the three cot
: tages near the Bungalow. has moved then
to the rear of his property and thoroughly
renovated and repaired them, maxim
them very attractive and having q beautl
full lawn between the Bungalow and tn
cottages. While Mr.. Reckard was Cross
ing the field on his way to the chapel, b
encountered two black snakes which in
stead of running away stsid to fight
They got the worst of 1t, however, an
were speedily despatched. Each measure
over feet inches in length. Mr.. an
Mrs Reckard will be the guests at ShoI
Beach of Mr.. Wilcox until the middle Q
June.
A. Rosenheimer of this city, who fo
the past seven years has conducted al
mandatory on Factory street, Birmipe
, ham, has disposed of the business to job
| Fascar, who has been the foreman of tn
Derby file works, by which name tn
mandatory has been we'll known in TIL
, vicinity, ever since 1t was opened by MI
, Rosenheimer. The latter intends engae
ing in business in this city within shoi
time. but viii now enjoy brief vaca
ton.
Colonel T. B. Warren and Major J.
Copeland of Bridgeport marched with tn
Old Guard in the New York parade yestel
. day.
Mrs Fred s Besrdsley and two childre
! arrived Monday afternoon from Brunswick
; Ga, and will spend the summer with he
parents in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Curtis and thei
, daughter Louise of Brooklyn spent Nj
; mortal day with Theodore Thompson /
/ Milford