Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-21
PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
Many New Haveners soJourning for . Time in Florida-0ther Notes of Interest. -a-z7Fe,t-

Many New Hayeners soJournin9 for . l Time in FIorida-0sher Notes of Interest. 7e.
 Among the New Haveners in Florida are Conductor Frank Hermsnce of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, who is away for short stay for the re- euperation of his health, which has been little impaired of late. MT. Moffatt and wife are at the St James hotel, Jackson vile. Mir. Moffstt is son of G. Moffatt, the State street merchant and manu- facturer, and is connected with his father In the care of the house's large business. MT. and Mrs. Moffatt are expected home next Saturday. MT. Salmon Pease, the Church street newsdealer, Is at the Alcszar, St. Augustine, where he was joined for few dsys by Treasurer Elliott H. Morse of the Connecticut Savings bank, who was ex- pected home yesterday. John H. Phillips. proprietor of the marble works on High street, has been yachting and otherwise enjoying life in Florida and has since been to Nassau. James Gallagher, jr., the l tobacconist, has been stopping at Tampa Bay and had @ run to Havana, Cuba, and another to the fine old city of Mobile, Miss. | Mary Ives and Mrs. Euos Kimberly and other New Haveners are at the Alcazar, St. | Augustine. Rev. Father Mulholland, pas tor of St. Francis church, Fair Haven, is enjoying we'll earned season of rest in travelling about in the land of flowers. At Rock Ledge there are thirty New Haven | CTS, most of whom are quartered at the ! Rock Ledge hotel. Coroner Mix, who re- cently returned from there, has just re oeived the skin of the big alligator which he shot down in Florida. The little pei alligator which he brought home is nc more, the cold weather of this northern 1 cline having proven too severe for hit delicate constitution.
 F. M. Brown, the dry goods merchant
 Is again in the harness after @ months va
 cation in Florida.
 Mise Nellie Barraclough of Brooklyn fl
 the guest of Mrs. Farnsworth of Whitney
 vills.-
 Charles s. Hastings, professor of phy
 sics at the Sheffield Scientific school, Is t,
 lecture before the Bridgeport Scientific 50
 ciety upon "Rscent Telescopie Studies O.
 the Heavens."
 Sslectman Pohlman's wife and new tri
 of daughters are doing we'll and there
 every prospect of all four living. MT
 Pohlmsn is being overwhelmed with con
 grstulations.
 Conductor J. B. Holman of the valle
 division of the Consolidated railroad ha | been on that line eince the first train wen
 over it, and he had charge of that train His home is in Saybrook-
 Mics Mary N. Newman of Cedar Ell , avenue is seriously i'll. She was take.
 down with pneumonia last Thursday an her physician hss slight hopes of her re
 covery, although yesterday morning : change came for the better, but her case still very serious
 James Fl. Kelley, we'll known youn
 man of this city, will graduate from th New York College of Veterinary Surger Thursday. A number of his friends , this city expect to go down to see him r' , ceive his sheepskin
 E. A. Mackrille. statisticisn for the Cor solidated railroad, has recently added
 his already large family a pretty baby Rir 3 The clerks in his department presente l him with handsome baby carriage. \ 0. Goodrich acted as spokesman. B MT. and Mrs. George Andrews of 1s Meadow street were presented with : seven pound boy last Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Ida Keeler of New York, who hi been spending few days in this city, h. - ! returned to her home. She formerly r l. sided on Liberty street here.
 f Albert A. Rosenthsl writes to friends
 this city from Hot Springs that he @ steadily improving and expects to retul f to this city about the last of April.