Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-15
PERSONAL JOTTrNGs

Apo't New Haven PeopI~ an
 Ihef> Summer Jsurney,-
 Items.
 Edwin Marble pre~uent of the H
 Hooker Carriage N-1ufacturing company
 and wife are at tte Equinox house, Mar
 chester, Vt.
 Mrs. Anne :: Arnold is summerine f
 the White nOuntains.
 M. E. CHpman is summering for ssyers
 weeks at1olebrook, Conn.
 Captsn John R. Garlock Is at the shor ! for thr summer.
 Mis A. K. Joslin of 73 Ward street, fl ! stayng at Hiram, Maine. Il
 Atsorney George D. Watrous and fsmil, 1eve next week for the mountains. Charles Dlckerman, of 32 Howe street |nas returned from East river, Conn.
 Charles D. Sherman, who has been a, Ottawa, Canada, left there yesterday fo, Chicago and the worlds fair.
 III fegist.e. fe9 Ut P Iohn P. Carney. who has baer drives ' ahont +os.n mnsFs is able to take short
 h. Q. Shelton of 113 College ssroo+ fe,ntneo W rom visit in Windsor, Gonn "T
 w. 2: welton Of 50 Pierpont street w;,, week. nfs' or nex
 James Totham, superintendent at pool 6rotners, has gone with his family to Pine Miss Mary Schanck of 42 Pon1a- s+,. has returned from visit to New Rrnns wick, N J. ~'0" oruns-
 captain Thomas Hayes of St. Patriok,s vacation. "" lnontn's pr, Stephen J. Maher and Dr Eau M' McCabs have returned home frnn v,sls to the worlds fair and trin to Csn- sos' as also has Frank G. Msher. the pro. 'er, who went with them. ee
 Fred States, ticket agent at the danot ma 5: Dexter Hubbard will leave to day 'n "a hshing and hunting trip to Biz Roct
 me A1eu family, whose representatives 're well known in this city and Meriden ,elu reunion in New York yesterday ar.aul M: Aoell, who has been studying ,aa uuslc ID dermany for two years, was ex. ,.c.ea o.ne;, to arrive in New York on the Nor Vffsn 1belfh as fh 4as 's7, had charge of the eunion. Mrs: William Krengls and daughter and liss Josephine Klauberg start for the 'orld's fair next week and will return in bout two months. J. w. Mccormick, operator at the West- m Union office in union depot, his sister. [iss Annie Mccormick, and Mrs. G. F. Mo ormlck will start for the worlds fair to- y ana Will be away five weeks. At Chi l aso tney Will meet Rev. William McCor- l ,lcS, Mr. MoCormick's brother, formerly this city, but now of Kansas City, where 3 p IS Psstor. They will spend part of their sit in Kansas City.
 Mrs Jneeph D p;oho~ .s ,1 ,n | lace, who has been i'll for several weeks as gone 10 East Morris, Litchfield. to oard She Is accompanied by her dauoh. r Laura among those occupying cottages at the iore ID Madison are J. Hobart Bronson
 waterbury, J. N Isbell and family of Ills city, Arthur Smith of Waterbnrv Ill liius Msltby of thie city and O. + 1icox and family of Dayton. O Mr. alker and family of Bridgeport are on lxls Island, the cottage there being oc. pied for the first time in several seasons lss Goodrich of Simsbury, and Miss Ice Merwin Smith of Hartford, are ests of Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs, Dwight the 'Eidorado." Lucius R. Hagen and n,ily of Middletown are occupying the loert cottage. E. c. Danforth and fam
 or Mlddletown are in their cottage arly opposite Fisher Island.
 Japtain Charles F. McCabs of the New ven drays, who fer several years has 'n In the office of the Munson Folding X company, has resigned. He has ene ed into partnership with F. W. Bald win 8 the Snow & Co.'s law and collection I ncy. 'i'h 'lmon Goodhart of the Yale Medical [ ooi, lawrence Goodhsrt of New York . Milton Bellin of '95 Sheffield are n nding few weeks at Lake Wauramaup. . enfield. ""os' Hiss Lizzie Warren of Beers street is f ag entertained at the pleasant home of ! a Myra Russell of East Haven. : O