Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-08
PERsONAL JOTTINGs

utem. of Interest Concerning New u.veuers and Their Summer out tugs-New HaveRers at the Great Fair.
 Francis G. Beach and wife, Henry D. White and Daniel H. Veader and family of this city are stopping at the United States l hotel in Litchfeld for number of weeks Judge William K. Townsend and family l were there recently before leaving for Colo | rado. Judge A. Heaton Robartson and l wife and Albert F. H. Welles, clerk of the 1 probate court, were recent guests at the l same hotel.
 Miss Sadie Amedon, of this city, has re- | turned from visit to her friends in Nor wich.
 Rev. Milton s. Philips, formerly of this city, left Chaplin Monday for the state | of Washington for the benefit of his health. Before departing he was presented with a handsome purse of money by the people among whom he has been preaching in token of their appreciation of his services His family will reside at the parsonage in Chaplin during his absence. I William H. Moseley of the New Haven 1 house, wife and son, Seth, and Miss Camp of Winsted, are at the worlds fair. 1 Charles Schreck, the leader of Schreck's orchestra, of 860 State street, will leave this morning for Lake Dunmore, Mass, to l play for the summer. | James English, treasurer of the New l Haven Electric company, and wife, start for months stay at Saratoga on the 2oth
 of July.
 Albert Mallon will play at Long Branch | for the summer.
 Rev. A. Douglass Miller of 1O3 Blatchley l venue is spending the summer at Alexan-
 dria bay, Jefferson county, N. Y.
 Professor and Mrs. L. Soltau, Miss Hen
 nie Soltau and Miss Millie Williams are al
 the Weantinsug hotel, New Milford for th'
 summer.
 Alfred Colt and family, who have beer
 visiting in this city, have returned to theil
 home in New London.
 Joseph Brennan and family of IT!
 Franklin street are at Sunset Beach. Professor von Eltz and wife have gone t,
 Newburg, N Y., and the worlds fair.
 Dr. A. Brown and family of 1855 Oliv
 street have gone to Essex for the summer
 E. w. Burtis, of the passenger office o
 the Consolidated road, is visiting in Sea
 vile, N. J.
 Miss sallie McCarrick of New York 1 | SiSAG1dS GIO oAloo0o Ivy AOAA5 oL AA"i WI 1 street.
 Librarian W. K. Stetson, of the publi
 library, will start for the worlds fair mex | week.
 The many friends of E. N. Clarke, assis tant treasurer of the New England Tele phone company, will learn with pleasur that his six-year old son, who has bee seriously i'll with bronchitis, is rapidly re ,, covering.
 Rev. F. R. Luckey, pastor of the Hun phrey street church, will leave next Mor day for the Adirondacks, where hs wi spend & month. R. B Farren and his son Edward starte for the worlds fair yesterday. T Miss Genevieve Stevenson of Providenc $ ! is visiting Mrs. R. T. Brown. Mrs. George s. Arnold and family are Bethlehem, Conn.
 Percy W. Tucker has returned from trip to the Adirondacks. A. W. Wsdhams of this city, son of s. Wadhams of 99 Grand avenue, hs 5 charge of the printing department at th theosophical headquarters, IA Madiso
 avenue, New York city, where all tt printing for the society in this country ! done, including the monthly and othe
 l publications.