The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-28
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 Other Items of Interest to New Haven | People.
 New Haven people who are enjoying
 a stay, at Lakewood. N. J., are the fol-
 lowing: Mrs. Edward M. Clark. Mrs,
 W. D. Downes, Mrs. c. F. Atwater,
 Miss French. Mrs. T. P. Gibbons. Miss
 M. M. Whitney, and Henry D. Parm-
 lee. These were among the arrivals
 there December 20: MT. E. M. Clark.
 wife and maid guests at the Laurel-in-
 the Pines. MT. Ed P. Merwln. well re- membered as, formerly one Of our most prominent merchants, and his wife, son and daughter, now residents of Orange, N. J., are guests at the Lakewood. Of Henry D. Parmelee the Lakewood Times and Journal says: Henry D. Parme- lee of New, Haven, Conn.,, will spend a two weeks vacation at the Laurel house. MT. Parmelee stands high in the senior class at Yale" The same paper also notes as follows: ''Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Huntington, Miss c. D. Hunt ington, Miss c. M. Campbell, G. G. Miles and Dr. William B. Coley are party who arrived at the Laurel house yester- day" "Ex-Mayor M. W. Nolan of AL bany, N. r., is at the Lakewood for the season, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Elsie Nolan, and Miss Marie Louise Paine of New York" Mrs. George J. Gould entertained a large house party over Sunday. Among the guests were Miss Cameron. daughter of Sir Roder- inck Cameron, Miss Pomeroy, Mr. Regi- nald de Koven and MT. P. J. Collier. MT. George J.N Gould entertained his visitors Monday morning with drag hunt. The meet was on the lawn in front of Mr. Gould's cottage. Hilltop, and the run was along Seventh street by the Lakewood through the north woods, along the Squankum road and across country back to Madison avenue. Among those who followed the hounds were MT. and Mrs. Gould, Miss Turn bull, Miss Cameron, Miss Pomeroy, MT. Reginald de Koven, Count Castle ton, MT. P. J. Collier, Mrs. Dixon, a dozen young ladies'"
 Mrs. Lewis, wife of MT. Lewis of Lewis & Maycock, was able to sit up yester- day and the. day before an hour or two, and her recovery seems now we'll as sured. She was taken III with typhoid fever seven weeks ago and after five weeks was decidedly improving, when relapse occurred and for a few days her condition was very serious. Her physicians, Drs. Talmadge and Adams. the latter of. Fair Haven, now feel con- fident that she is on the high road to recovery. 2 .,
 Observer Myers of the local signal station is visiting Observer Wagner at Nantucket andt will return January 1. During his absence J. A. Carley, the assistant :. observer, is acting in his place. !ObseryenH. J. Cox, who was To- cated at this station several years and who fey weeks ago was appointed to the station at, Denver, has since been transferred to Chicago and is the local forecast official. It is an excellent ap- pointment,, and MT. Cox is fortunate in securing the berth
 e. H. Bowfhan7 is visiting in Newark N. J.t: ''Ea 'a p
 Miss Katherine MacMurray of Jack sonville, Fla, is visiting in town.
 Mrs. c. E. Fowler has gone to Chi cago, where she will spend the winter with friends ,..,, s.
 MT. and Mrs,t Frederick Hartshorn of High street are spending two weeks in ALlcdgo.*Yc tafse ...r, "t
 Miss Agnes Kennedy and her sister, Maud, have gone to Washington, D. C., for a few days
 H. Randall, the photographer, has re- gently returned from a visit to New York and Newark
 Miss Fannie Fern Falk was in town for a short time Monday, coming up from New York on business trip, 4
 John. Whit1nore, who has been the guest of his sister on Bradley street, has gone to Lynn, Mass, for few days.
 Ex-City Sheriff Coleman is very i'll from the effects of an injury which he sustained a few days ago. He injured himself while at work and Wednesday Dr. Hudson of East Haven, where Cole man lives, and who attends him, called Dr. Baldwin of this city in consultation for the purpose of performing a surgi- cal operations which was successfully accomplished. It is reported from East Haven that Mir. Coleman is improving ane he will undoubtedly recover
 Miss Sadie Converse, who is in the School of Acting in New York study ing for the stage, is stopping for the holidays with her parents in Lake place. :'
 Miss May Elcock, who is teacher of music in the public schools of Pas-.i saic, N. J., is, spending the vacation with her brother, Dr. Henry Elcock of Crown street r , ..4 Ei
 At the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Spier on Eld street Wednesday night there was "a large reception given in honor of the seventietf birthday of Mrs. spier's father, Louis Asher MT. Asher was the, recipient of many hand some tokens from his relatives and friends. ss
 Miss Sawtelle of Whal1ey avenue who. is student in the postgraduate de- partment of Yale, is spending the Christi mas vacation at her former home in Waterville, Me.
 s. Pagter, the letter carrier, who has; the Church and Chapel streets route,l was the recipient of many handsome.