Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-10
PERSONAL JOTTINGs.

CD6rlS6 D. h6oloE, ol 0Ousn Akcko AoAnAu, | Vermont, and wife are the guests here of Ansel J. Beers. Mrs. Keeler Is sister of MT. Beers. MT. Keeler Is proprietor of the Island house on Hero Island, in Lake Champlsin. Quite num- ber of New Haven people have visited this summer resort. MT. and Mrs. Keeler are of purchasing farm and locating in this vicinity. Mrs. Keeler Is native of western Connecticut.
 Miss May Bartlett of S2 Olive street left for summers stay in Glaston- bury and East Hartford.
 Salmon G. Pease, the newsdealer and book store proprietor on Church street, sailed Saturday on the steamer La Burgogne for Europe. He goes to Austria to spend several weeks at the home of his brother, Ex- Captain William B. Pease of the United | States army, who is completing the educa- tion of his children in the old world and ! whose family have been residing in Prussia | for several years past.
 Hrs. M. J. Durant and babe, wife and | daughter of J. H. G. Durant, the Church | street jeweler, left Saturday by the 7:3O train to sail on the Umbria for ten |
  Liverpool, and after travelling for some days in the United Kingdom and visiting relatives, will bring Miss Nellie Durant l back with them when they return. She has been in England for her health since last August. Her health Is much i'm proved.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Neal of Southing- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal and Will liam Price and family are stopping with Captain Elihue Thompson At the old light house for the summer.
 George Howard of Ottawa, Canada, son of Captain A. L. Howard of Riel rebellion fame, is spending the summer in this city.
 Frederick L. Tibbals, secretary of the George H. Ford Co.,, will start for the Chi oago fair this morning. He will be absent about 8 month.
 Professor and Mrs. A. J. Dubois of Bradley street have gone to Chicago. After visit to the worlds fair they will take trip through the great lakes.
 George E. Bearn and family are at Sims bury.
 Edward B. Muuson and family are at Woodstock.
 H. D. Clark is with his family at Morris Cove.
 Mrs. E. E. Webb is visiting in Colum- bus, o. MT. J. Leach Lyon and wife of Chapel street, are at Rookaway Beach, Mrs: J: W. Payne of Dwight street is at Head Tide, Me.
 MT. and Mrs. Hurd are occupying their Grove Beach cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert o. Morris have gone to the worlds fair. William J. Mills of Las Vegas, N. M, | son -in-lsw of Wilson Waddingham, and formerly state senator from this distric t, is | in town, also his wife and little five year l old son. They will remain in the east dur | ing the summer. Mrs. J. w. Seaver, wife of Dr. Ssaver, Is at East Craftsbury, Vt. The doctor Is at | Chautauqua, N. Y. G. A. Moore and Samuel A. Moore of Elm street have taken their families to l Vermont for 8 months vacation. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Gresnleaf and Mrs. Harry Bush of Eld street have gone to their cottage at Short Beach for the sum l mer.
 Mrs. William P. Futile and Mrs. E. N Hodges of Elm street will spend the summer at the Pequot house, Morris Lane.
 Mrs. Brown, wife of Professor Charles Sumner Brown of Terre Haute, Ind, Is visiting her father, Mr. Foskett of Foskett & Bishop.
 Postmaster B. R. English and Superin- l Thursday for the worlds fair.
 Henry Buchter, one of the prominen! members of Canton Aurora, leaves with his wife this week for a trip to Germany fol pleasure and health to be absent a couple oi months. They will visit relatives in Ger many during part of their stay. Mrs. Bessie s. Keefer has taken her fam fly to Montclair, N. J.
 John P. Munson of Lake Place has re , moved to Shalebona, Ill. Major Lynde Cstlin and family are visit
 ing in Freehold, N. Y. | Walter Cornip and family have taken } residence in Woodbridge.
 Miss Ada Hotchkiss of York street i
 now in ChsutauQua, N. Y. Miss Nellie O'Brien Is spending week. vacation in Hartford. si D. D. Mallory and family will start thi week for the L.dirondacks.
 Mrs. Francis Bacon is spending the sum mer at Franconia, N. H. Colonel Burpee of Waterbury has take, t a cottage on the water front. He will b D l at Woodmont during August. . Majo E s. Hayden of Waterbury ant family have been at Woodmont the pas l two weeks. E. A. Lawrence, the New Haven eoa
 dealer, owns one of the prettiest cottage a at Woodmont. He has been there sine l the middle Ot June. Miss Bertha Johnson of Clinton avenu
 Is visiting in East Hartford.
 Joseph Brennan and his family are a . l Sunset beach for the summer. J. Bowden of Lake place Is visiting a , West avenue, Bridgeport. A. H. Smith and family are enjoying tn ,, summer at Woodbridge hills. Stephen Williams of Elm street vii 1 spend the summer in Vermont. Charles M. Futile and family of Prespec , street have returned home. Miss Mary Altman of Wall street is sum , mering.in Springfield, Mass. Rev. W. T. Hill is visiting with his fam ly at Center Sand wich, N. H. William E.. Downes of Whitney avenue and family are at their Woodmont cottage , for the summer. L. B. Neal, treasurer of the Southingtor
 Savings bank, owns pretty little cottage
 at Woodmont. He has rented it for tn,
 season to M. Wilcox of Peck, Stowe, Will COX & Son, the iron and steel firm o Southington.
 Miss Susie Lawlor of Fair Haven hai taken up her residence in New York.
 Rev. s. Dryden Phelps Is visiting al Huron City, Mich, with his family
 E. P. Lyon of Home place will spend hii summer vacation in Chautauqus.
 Bernard Terryll of Eaton street vii spend the summer at Hillsdale, Mich.
 M. H. Halsey and R. N. Bowman will spend the summer at Long Branch.
 Benjamin J. and Mrs. Dillon are visiting Mrs. Dlllon's parents in Jersey City. H. s. Johnson ot Johnson Brothers the we'll known State street grooers has re moved to his Morris Cove cottage.
 Professor H. P. Wright and his family are at Oakham, Worcester county, Mass. Gilbert Van Ingen of Lake place has gone to Vassar collage, Poughkeepsie, NY.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Clark are among the guests at the Brainard house, Stony Greek.
 J. W. Stewart and family of Chapel street has opened his cottage in West Haven.
 Miss Mamie Mulligan of Meriden, is vi ,iting the Misses Rourke of Wolcoti street.
 Rev. Thomas E. Davies of State street is summering in historic Woodstock.
 Mrs c. Fl. Bolles of Hartford, who took the Whitcomb cottage for month, has de- cided to stay at Woodmont through the entire season. ----..---
 Messrs Bennett and Doohttle, the Phila- delphia produce dealers, whose families are at the shore for the summer, spent Sun day at Woodmont.
 Herbert Fisher and Mrs. Ella W. Fisher of Park street are at Haddonfeld, N. J.
 Miss May A. Palaer of 406 Howard ave- nue will spend the summer at Lake Mo. hawk.