Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-19
PERSONAL JOTTINGS
or Interest to New Haven People-~i New Haveners and Their Summer
 Outings and Journeyings.

PERSONAL JOTTENGS Of Interest to New Haven PeopIe-i
 New Haveners and Their Summer
 Outings and Journeyings.
 Attorney George W. Robinson of this I city, secretary to Hon. MT. Seymour, Uni l ted States patent commissioner, is stop l ping at the Fillmore hotel, Washington, D. O., where Commissioner Seymour is a guest He is expected home from Wash- ington this week.
 Hon. G. B. Bowers and his son, Dwight E. Bowers, have returned from very pleasant outing at Fishers Island, where they were among the first guests of the fine new hotel Monotto, which has just been opened.
 Harold Cheney, son of Dr. B. H. Cheney, who has been dangerously i'll with pneu- monia, is now fast improving and rode out for the first time since he was taken i'll on Monday.
 Mrs. Wesley J. Squires of Middlebury, | formerly of this city, is visiting friends in New Haven. Mrs. William Sparks of Blatchley avenue, who is recovering from | an attack of grip, goes with Mrs. Squires to Middlebury next Monday for two weeks visit.
 l George Yale of 13 Clark street is the ] happy father of fine six-pound girl 1 The little new conner arrived yesterday. l Ex-Congressman W. F. Wilcox is st his cottage on West Beach. The genial ex- congressman is patiently waiting for the l bluefish to "strike on," when he will take Mr. Willcox's eldest daughter, Miss Bertie,
 was in town yesterday visiting friends.
 Miss Edith Groot of Fair Haven has been appointed manager in charge of the l new branch office recently opened on | Broadway for the accommodation of their l uptown patrons by the Forsyth DyeWorks and Laundry company.
 Miss Belle Manville is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Rice of Waterbury.
 Miss Nellie Cannon of this city Is visit l ing Mrs. John Morrissey on Broad street.
 Miss Ella Humphrey is visiting Mrs. Eu-
 gene c. Webster in Cambridge, Mass. Charles M. Burton, very skillful
 draughtsman, of 75 Admiral street, goes to
 Brooklyn, N. Y., soon to fulfil an engage
 ment with the Merg snthaler Linotype com
 psny.
 Mrs. Krengle. wife Of MT. Krengle of
 Lawrence street, and her daughter, Miss
 Amelia, and granddaughter, Miss Jose
 phine Kiauberg, leave in a few days for 8
 visit to the worlds fair and visit to the
 three sons of MT. and Mrs. KrenRle who
 are holding good positions In Chicago factories, two of whom formerly were em
 ployed at the Marlin gun factory in this
 city. Mir. and Mrs. Klauberg who reside
 on Bishop street returned recently from g
 very pleasant visit to Chicago and the l sons.
 George Erhardt for nineteen years watch
 maker with Munger, the Orange stteet jeweler, is busily engaged experimenting
 the fitting up of 8 new jewelry store on
 Center street of which he is to be the pro
 prietor.
 Detective Reilly has moved into his new
 residence on Ward street.
 Attorney Harry w. Asher has returned from a weeks visit in Boston.
 Miss Annie Shehe of 5S Mansfield stree has gone to Newport, R, l., for two
 months.
 Miss Rose Fleetwood, daughter of Audi
 tor Fleetwood of the Consolidated road l hss returned from an extended visit to cen
 tral New York state and will leave in fep
 days to spend the rest of the summer e Mt. Ktsco.
 t MT. and Mrs James English of Colleg ! street will leave tomorrow for Saratog
 Springs. Mrs. English's turnouts, whicl Q for many years have been considered tn 0 most stylish at this famous summer resort t ] were shipped yesterday. Rev. A. Douglass Miller, rector of Grac
 church, and family are at the Thousan Islands Mr. Miller has fine cottage 0 owning one of the Islands. His pulpi = is being supplied by Rev. MT. Everest f. principal of the preparatory school il U Hamden.
 e Coroner Nix and wife and Frank E l. Stoddard and wife, agent of the Merchants z ! for To1o &o lar fo y a weeks stay.
 Dr. and Mrs G. P. Davis and family c }. Hartford arrived yesterday at Fernhurst ]. their summer home near New Haven. ,. Officer Burnham of Westville has It :. turned to duty after spending a short Vt ,, cation in the Conne ctieut Valley, hevin l, visited friends in Hartford, Msriden, Mic r, dlefeld, East Haddam, Lyme, Essex an ). ! vicinity. Mrs. Burnham accompanied hil l, and is still with friends in Hadlyme. :, Police Captain W1iun Is confined to hi ). home by illness.
 Z, Miss Emma Mcdonald of Clinton avenu }. is home from Montreal. }. L. A. Kimberly and family have returne 7- from weeks vacation.
 Ex- x-Councilman Joseph Hegelmsyer an
 wife are on trip to Chicago. II MT. and Mrs John R. Henshsw of Wir ,' throp avenue are at Block Island. Mrs. Stephen Perklns, Mrs. N. M. Foo, il l and Mrs. Buckingham left yesterday fe 7 Bethlehem, Vt.
 d Mrs. Dix of Montclair, N. J.. snd chi u dren are visiting her mother, Mrs. Starr .r Bsrnum, of Trumbull street. n United States District Judge S. E. Wal y of Wilmington, Del, is spending @ fe IS days in this city, the guest of Dr. Vii IS chell.
 Mrs. R. o. Wooster of New Britain ]; visiting st her home in this city. of Rev. Father John Joseph Kelly of Wa Is lingford is visiting his sister, Miss Nelli T, His sisters, Misses Kate and Nellie, vii T. Michael Driscoll accompany him. After \ brief visit in New Haven he will so dire r. to Peoria, Ill.,. where he will reside pc r. manently.
 Mics Lillian Hall of New Haven is
 Rockfall on visit with her aunt, Mrs.
 M Rannatt