Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-11
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 mer Outings-At Mountain and Seashore and in Chicago-Visitors to | Nearby Shore Resorts - Railroad | Men and Other Men. Mrs A. w. Ritter has returned from a | stay in Berlin. Miss Maud Merwin of Berlin, Conn.,, is | spending few days at Merwin's Point. Captain Richard Peck of the steamboat line continues to improve and further i'm provement in the case is now COT 6dently expected. Miss Nellie Miller, daughter of Wolcott Miller, is convalesoent after severe i'll ness of four weeks duration. B. T. Guyer, one of the prominent members of the Veteran Volunteer Fire mems association, also of the Red Men and Knights of the Golden Eagle, leaves in the latter part of the week for his annual summer stay at Atlantic City, N. J., and after stay of five or six weeks at one of the hotels there, will visit friends in Bal timore, returning to this city in about two months MT. Guyer oficistes to night in his capacity of chief of the degree team in ! working the chiefs degree upon three can- didates of Hammonassett tribe of Red l Men. He has recently been specially hon. ored by the new and promising castle of | the Knights of the Golden Eagle, Win | throp castle, having been, although only | six weeks member, elevated to the po- | sition of vice chief of the council. Michael Donovan, formerly mate of the steamer Continental, now superintendent at the docks of the Old Line Steamboat company at Peck's Slip, New York, is in town spending his vacation with his family | here.
 1 Principal Isaac Thomaa of the high school and family have gone to Coates, Ps., to visit relatives. They will go to Chicago later to visit the worlds fair. Hon. James Graham purchased 175 feet of the shore property which was sold at auction at Savin Rock Saturday night It adjoins Max Adler's cottage.
 Mrs. James Judge of New York and the Misses Marguerite and Clara Sullivan of Providence, R. l., are visiting their uncle, Edward J. Kelley, on Dsggett street.
 Charles Bedell, the railroad fireman who was injured in the smashup in the cut near Grand avenue several months ago, Is nearly recovered from his illness and is now as- sistant to Engine Dispatcher Chstterton at the round house of the Consolidated road in this city.
 Engineer George Corbett Is fully recov- cred from his illness, which lasted the greater part of year, and is now running one of the flyers.
 John 0. Kerrigan, chief mailing clerk of the postofice, Is on his two weeks vaca- tion. He intends to spend most of 1t at Bar Harbor, Me.
 The complimentary banquet to ex City Clerk Downes is to be held at Hills Bros tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. William P. Futile and Mrs. E. N. Hedges of Elm street will spend the sum- mer at the Pequot house, Morris Cove.
 Yesterday morning Master Sherman Hum, son of Police Commissioner Hum Fred Sternberg, son of Selectman Stern. berg, and Masters William and Paul Bar nett, Samuel McQuaid and Percy Steele started for months camping at John sons Point, near Short Beach. They intend to erect two large wall tents and do theil own cooking. Master McQuaid will have charge of the camp and Master Steele was appointed commissary. Of course they expect to have fine time. E. B. Munson and family are at Wood stock.
 Mrs. s. H Plumb is at Grand View cot tage, Sugar Hill, N. Fl. William L. Hyde of New York is visit ing Captain William Fl. Hyde. Francis A. c. Hill left yesterday for tht | the Msplewood hotel and Crawford house
 Edward T. Kennedy left yesterday fol Rockawsy Beach.
 Miss Charlotte Wolfe sailed Saturday for Europe, where she will spend the sum mer.
 Miss Tinie Gergerson of Hartford Is ths guest of Miss Lizzie Striby of 26 Fail street.
 Ex-Judge Edward I. Sanford of 53s Chapel street is recovering from @ pro longed state of i'll health, which has ren. dered him an invalid for several months past.
 Miss Mary Barrett of 109 Davenport avenue will spend the summer at Sunset Beach.
 J. S. Draper, an extensive Californis grape grower and story writer, is at the Tontine hotel.
 Miss Nellie Hart and J. J. Sullivan will be married Wednesday at St. Francis church.
 Signal Officer Bradley returned to duty last night after several days of severe ill., | ness.
 Fireman Lewis Bradley, who was severe ly sques zed in the yards of the Consolida- ted road slastsweek and has been laid up since, returned to duty last night.
 Ex-Assessor Henry E. Marsh and J. Dun lap Beecher, both of whom have been in the lubricating oil business In New Haven for years past, the former having an oil factory in Westville and the latter having been agent hero for noted oil works, have joined forces and are fitting up store at 291 State street which they will occupy shortly for their business. They are also making improvements at their manufac- tory in Weatville.