Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-25
PERsONAL JOTTINGS

About New Haven People and
Their Summer Outings-Other Notes
of Interest.
Rev. DR.. Willard of the Westville Con-
gregstional church and his grandson, Ar
thur Marsden, left town yesterday for few
weeks vacation at Mount Washington,
Berkshire county.
Mrs. S. A. Marsden and Miss Hurd of
1853 York street are spending short time
| with friends in Stamford, Conn.
D. N. Clark and family of Woodbridge
are at the White mountains.
Miss Ii. ]. Ripley Is travelling through
the Pine Tree state for her health. Before
her return to New Haven she will make a
| short visit with her parents at Paris.
Henry c. Imig, the Congress avenue
tailor, will leave to morrow for a three
weeks stay in Ohio.
| Mrs. Gaffney of SO Minor street, mother
of the wall known soprano, who has bsen
| i'll for some time past with heart trouble, is
| reported better. DR.. Chapman thinks that
she will recover.
| Mrs j. F. Malone of 597 Chapel street,
and Master Walter Malone, have gone to
1 Sult AgO, WQ6IS GQ6f WILL epSho GWO uUulue
| at the worlds fair.
Miss NJ. e. Chapman is summering in
Colebrook.
W. e. Couch and wife are at the Ep-
| worth hotel, Chicago.
Miss Jennie Ford is enjoying her vaca-
ton at Woodmont.
| Mrs.. George F. Coe of Davenport ave-
nue. is at the worlds fair.
Mortimer Bradley is at the Wy Mountain
house in the Catskills.
| David F. Baldwin of West Haven has
gone to Chicago to visit the worlds fair.
Attorney George D. Watrous and family
are at the Ocean View, Block Island.
Attorney P. W. Chase and family are
| spending the summer at the Thimble lei
| auds.
Mrs. Frank Page of New York is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs T. 81. Morgan, on Sec
ond avenue, West Haven.
George W. Weir of the Fourth Ma
tional bank, New York, ia yisiting
friends in this city and will remain two
weeks.
Miss Lillian Blackman, stenogrspher at
the Office of the board of education, is at
Money leland. On August she will go
to Southington, where she will remain
| about week.
James N. Brown, for over thirty years
an employe of the Consolidated railroad
shops, has been confined to his home in
Asylum street for the past two weeks by
illness, but is now improving.
Miss Bessie Swift of New Bedford Ii
the guest of the Misses Hyde of Orchard
street.
Frank Trowbridge and w. s. Pareee are
on a yacht cruise along the coast.
Amass Day and wife of New York art
| visiting Mrs. A. 81. Hine at Orange
City Attorney Fred Eberle of Hartford
was the guest of Judge Callahan yester
day.
Miss Margaret G. Duggan of LOG Con
gross avenue Is In Lawler, Ia the guest O.
relatives.
Miss Mauds Hodge of Hartford is WRIT
ing her cousin, Miss Bird Reed, at 140 Shell
ton avenue.
John 81 Meehan of st. Joseph's semins
! ~, Troy, is the guest of Thomas Mallor,
of Clay street.
i Dr.. Juan Matorres Of Costa RIGA, Cen
trail America, is the guest of Mrs. Justisol
of York street.
Il Captain James Brewer of station AM
t | family are occupying the cottage near Ty
{ | ler's farm, West Haven.
Sewer Inspector John Fl. Slater is Re
oeivipg the congratulation eff his friend
over the arrival of son.
DIR. Cooley has returned to Southington
after visit to his brother, Lawyer Georg
R. Cooley, of Wall street.
: Rev. d. Dominick Brown of Georgetow
university is the guest of Rev. Father Rus
| sell of St. Patrck's church.
Mrs. Scranton of Wall street and Mrs
Candee of High street have returned fror
a visit at East Orange, N. J.
/ Attorney George Robinson, private secre
tary to Patent Commissioner Seymour,
with his family in Wood bridgs for fey
!. days after which he returns to Washing
: | ton, D. G
, Mrs, William L. Hoyt of Waterbury an
Miss Florence Boyer of Port Clinton. Pa
are visiting Miss s. G. Whitney.
Miss Bertha Henes and Mrs. Frederic
, | Carlisle have returned from their week
vacation at South Beach, s. I. They wer
accompanied by Miss Gordon of Staple
ton, S. I.