Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-28
PERSONAL JOTTINGS


Of Interest to New Haven People
Auditor Lakes Return-Henry FIRE.
senfus Out Agatn-Visiting at Mer-
wins Point-Notes OF Summer Gay
ETY. at WoOdmont.
Mrs. George Whitman of Buffalo, N. Y,
ia spending several wssks with her mother |
On Exchange street.
CITY Auditor John W. Lake has returned
from months sojourn In Bethlehem, N.
H., where he went for the benefit of his
health. His many friends will be pleased
to learn that he has returned much i'm
proved in health.
The many friends of Henry Fresenius
will be pleased to learn Of his complete re-
oovery from his recent attack of typhoid
pneumonia. He was able to be out yester-
day for the first time and enjoyed pleas
ant drive to SavIn Rock and return.
Attorney E. P Arvine, who has been in
Manchester. Conn, for the last few weeka,
has returned to this city much improved
in health and ready to resume active
practice Of his profession.
Edward s. DsLadson, who hes been for
the past five years head waiter at j. W.
Stewards restaurant in this city and at
Savin Rock, will open new restaurant at
SO Orange street next Saturday. Mr.. De-
Lsdson's many friends will wish him no
end of prosperity in his new venture.
Mics Yetta Crafts of Nash street has re-
turned from very pleasant stay of a
month in New York city and vicinity.
Professo, D. n. Kelsey, director of music
in the public schools of Saratoga Springs,
= e. 81,
E. K. Hull, at 376 Elm street.
CITY Clerk James B. Martin, accompanied
by Attorney r. W. Neary of Nsugstuok,
have gone to Washington, D. c., where
they will spend week.
Misses Lizzie and May Hugo, daughters
of ex-Town Clerk Philip Hugo, return
early this week from vacation of two
months, spent at the worlds fair and in
visiting their upcle, Mr.. Hugo, in Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Wells, of the Charles Monson COM
pany's dry goods store, leaves shortly for a
visit to the worlds fair, and stay Of sew
eral weeks with friends In other parts of
the west.
Professor A. Q. Thompson, Yale grad
uate and now of Hopkins school,
Hadley, Mass, and the Misses Lille and
Jennie Merwin of Temple street, this city,
and Miss Sadie johnson of Ansonia, are
guests at the John W. Merwin cottage. Mer-
wins Point. Miss johnson returns home
today after very pleasant three weeks
stay. Her brother, Frank, of Ansonia
spent yesterday at the point
Miss Mary G. HARRISON Of 63 Garden
street has gone for two months vacation
to Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Abbie Merwin of Merwin's Point
bo bod ho 1,oisfNrfrra fo fall and hYaaE
her leg two weeks ago, and who was
thought to be recovering, is now apparent
ly failing, and owing to her advanced age
it Is feared she will not recover.
G. P. Merwin, the Berlin brick manufac
turer has returned to Merwin's Point for {
few days prior to making trip to Canada
Els health is considerably improved.
Miss Holiday of Ansonia is guest a
Merwin's Point.
Dr. and Mrs. Carristere of New York
who have been guests at the Pembroke
| leave for home in day or too. They viii
be greatly missed, they having Won al
hearts. DR.. Carristene lisa wealthy gentle
man who ia retired from business, ant
with his lovely and amiable wife, the,
have In quiet way greatly contributed tt
the happiness of the social life at Wood
mont on this and previous summers. The.
will be warmly welcomed to Woodmon
| again should they return next year, ant
such is understood to be their intention.
G. N. King and wife of Bradgatej Iowa
are Waiting at William Bradbury's house
| 264Brewery street. Mr.. King Is s. larg
cattle owner and settled In Iowa twenty
seven years ago, crossing the plains In on
of ths old time pioneer wagons. The
have been making an extensive tour of tn
east and have been to the worlds fair.
| E. Shelton Cornell has returned from tn
| Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Hart and daughter
Miss Emma, of 245 Whalley avenue ar
visiting friends at the Harris farm q
Huntsville, Mass.
Prof. Percy F. Smith and wife have re
turned from Woodmont.
Mrs. ". L. Benton and son Ralph ar
visiting friends In Oswego, N. Y.
Charles F. Messenger, the Whale
avenue druggist, leaves August 80 for tn
worlds fair.
@. W. Somerset and F. L. Bradley ar
home from bicycle trip to Massachu
setts.
Rev. G. B. Ford of Howard avenue M
E. church has returned from Ocean Grove
N. J.
Alderman Champion returns to- day fror
trip to Boston and expects to leave TO
the worlds fair next Monday.
W. E. Breckenridge of Palmer, Macs
Yale 1913, is the guest of Henry Loomis @
Howard avenue. Mr.. Breckenridge hs
just accepted a position as instructor /
mathematics at Siglsr's preparatory schoo
| Newburg, n Y.