The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-28
PERSONAL MENTION.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 outings-Other Notes.

PERSONAL MENTION.
 New Haven People and Their Summer outings-Other Notes. Miss Carrie White and Miss Edith Sperry of Guilford have returned home | after enjoying two weeks vacation
 with Mrs. J. Hall of Meadow street. D. N. Clark of Woodbridge as usual | is spending his season at the White
 Mountains, where his son, H. N. Clark. joined him and is enjoying the festivi- ties. Someone evidently thought 1t | favorable time to steal their favorite I triple-spring whitechapel carriage. Arthur Cowell, contractor at L. Can
 dee & Co.'s rubber factory, who is suf-
 fering from malarial fever, is improv- | ing.
 Edward Peterson of 75 Cottage street
 and Edward Grinnell of 151 Wooster
 street left yesterday for a weeks trip to Block Island.
 The friends of W. P. Dilts, stereotyper
 on the Morning News, are congratulat-
 lating him. A son was born to Mr. and
 Mrs. Dilts yesterday.
 Miss Gale of Jamaica L. l., is visit
 ing Mrs. Henry Johnson of Trumbull
 street at her Morris Cove cottage. Mrs. Steven Perkins of York street
 and Mrs. Caroline Buckingham of West
 Chapel street, who have been in Bethle-
 hem, N H., for the past two weeks were expected home last night. Miss Annie McGovern of Temple
 street has returned from two weeks visit with her newly married brother
 in Jersey City.
 1 Mrs. Charles Morrell of Maiden, Mass, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. A.
 Jones, of Howe street.
 Miss Eleanor Barnum and Miss Paul
 line Skiff are visiting at the Skiff home
 stead in Kent, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Talcott B. Hull and son, and MT. and Mrs. Charles Bradley are
 in Westport.
 Miss Mary Quincey, who has been in Litchfield most of the season, sailed | Saturday for Europe. Miss Quincey will probably not return to New Haven | before late in the autumn, and there is | possibility of her spending the winter l abroad.
 Mrs. J. B. Manville of George street
 has recently returned from Lake Chau- | tauqua, where she has been during Au- gust. Harry Merriman Steele of '94 s. was
 in town Saturday for short time. R. A. Gardiner is the guest of J. Ma | son Hoppin in Litchfield. w. M. Polk '96 s. is spending the summer in Europe. Edith D. Augur is visiting friends in -Willimantic. Dr. and Mrs. Stevens of the annex are at Bantam lake. Mrs. E. E. Tisdale and Miss Maud Tis-
 dale are at Greenfield, Mass. : Miss Alice E. Taylor of 47 Davenport l avenue has gone to Quincy H. F. s. Colburn is spending few days at the Ocean house, Newport, R. I. ' Miss Alice I. Elkins of 291 Greenwich avenue is visiting in Cottage City, Mass.
 The Misses Lizzie Chamberlain, May
 Pendleton and Caroline Booth are at Redwood, Morris Cove.
 l The Rev. D. M. James is spending the remainder of his vacation at his old home in Hinton, w. Va. Dr. Charles Vishno of York street is at Rockland, Me-, on professional visit. He will return August 30. MT. and Mrs. Talcott B. Hull and son and MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Brad lev are at Westport for week. M. E. Meigs of Dexter, Me-, is the guest of his brother, F. D. Meigs, at his apartments at the Elliott house. Judge Simeon E. Baldwin has re- turned from his vacation, which was spent principally at the Rangely Lakes. Robert Bright of BIO Elm street will start for Boston on his wheel Friday morning to be gone about three weeks. Misses Elizabeth and Agnes Ken nedy of Dwight street have returned from a two weeks visit to Far Rock away.
 Miss Mamie Daverin of Rye, N. Y, is spending her vacation of two weeks with her sister, H. P. Coyle of 3SS Howard avenue.
 Mrs. F. D. Meigs has returned from her summer vacation in the mountains and will be prepared to. meet her pupils during the week of Septembert4
 The family of Warren Spaulding are back. from Laconia, N. H. Miss San born, Mrs Spaulding's sister. is now with them at their High street home.
 The following New Haveners are at the Profile house, White Mountains: Mrs. D. H. Trowbridge, MT. and Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, Miss D. Trow- bridge. E. O. Trowbridge. and H. J. Trowhridge.
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