The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings.

New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings.
 Judge J.CHoliister will leave to-mor- row for a weeks stay in New Milford. where his family has been since the first of the month.
 Detective Sergeant Henry D. cowles. of police headquarters. is spending ten days vacation at his old home near Boston.
 Miss Margaret c. Fitzgerald. until lately clerk in A. Dallas Bank street store. Waterbury. is now cashier at Malley. Neely & Co.'S, this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenny are visiting Mir. and Mrs. George Clark on Hanover street. Meriden.
 The Pine Grove Yacht club of Fair Haven had days outing at the resi- dence of Mrs. H. w. Cottrell on Main street. MerIden, Tuesday. and all had pleasant time. The party left on the 10:4O train for New Haven. Those pres ent were Mrs. J. B. Bishop. Mrs. James Ryals, Mrs. James Crocker of New Ha- ven, Mrs. Joel Bartholomew of New Haven, and the Misses Freda and Emma Tucker of Meriden, Viola Bishop of New Haven, Grace Ryals and Lottie Bartholomew.
 Edward s. Perkins. superintendent of the box department at tho postofIice. left for two weeks vacation fast night.
 l William H. Menal, box clerk. has re- turned from his vacation. l William D. Brinley of the postoff1ce has returned from West Morris. Conn.
 Thomas P. Clark, mailing clerk at the postoffice, left last night for a two weeks vacation to be spent in Block Island.
 l Dr. w. c. filling and wife have re- turned home from pleasant and bene- ficial vacation trip. The doctors prac- tice is, as is well known, very large one, and most of the year he is dili- gently engaged in his profession. But l arranges each summer to take an out ing for few weeks to rest and re- cuperate. This seasons trip was a de- lightful one, and Dr. filling is now in fine condition" to attend to his numer- ous patients and continue his large and successful practice
 Dr. c. A. Futile of l29 Whalley ave-, nue has gone to the White mountains for couple of weeks.
 The engagement of Miss Grace M. Robinson to A. M. Kelsey of this city has been announced. l Judge Townsend risoeKpected home from the west about September 15.
 Miss M. E. White, with Ewen Nc Intyre & Co.,, and Miss Frank Smizer, with William Frank & Co.,, are spend- ing a two weeks vacation at the Cats kills.
 Herbert Smith, who has been an in structor in the Scientific school, has accepted a professorship fin the academ- ic department at Yale, and will begin his duties the first of next term. l The Misses Charlotte and Harriet Lum of Compton street have gone to Waterbury for few days. where they. will be the guests of. their aunt. Mrs Tracy.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley of Whitney avenue have just started for a drive through the state.
 Miss Katherine M. Lowe of Newark, N. J., Is visiting Miss Martha Healy of IA State street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Leete and MT. and Mrs. Elmer Schroeder have returned after two weeks stay on the coast of Maine.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Marvin of 137 Wall street returned from Princeton, Mass, Monday. In few days they will go to the southern coast of Long Island for a short time. .,.
 MT. and Mrs. P. B. schurman of York street leave Friday for Block Island, where they will remain for two weeks.
 Mrs. Welles southworth and son of York Square, with Mrs. H. M. Gillette, returned to town yesterday from Mag nolia, Mass, where they have been spending the summer. '- -''' '
 Mrs. Rosabella F.Lines, the pianist, is spending the summer in Branford.- l Walter Wellman, who, with his fam fly, has been living in New York, re- turns to New Haven this fall, and will remain during the winter. MT. We'll man is a brother of Robert E. Wellman of the Mechanics bank. l.. G. Hoadley, the real estate dealer, left yesterday for Saratoga, where he will join Mrs. Hoadley and Miss Flor ence, who has been in the Eustis house for the past week. -"-.'.'' -ss l E. W. Norton has returned from 6 de- llightful visit for several weeks at the home of his uncle, Edward Wheeler, in Winsted.
 George s. Allen of Levi c. Gilbert's coal office is at Rutland, vt., on his vacation.
 Mrs. G. M. White of Wha1ley avenue has joined her daughters, who are sum- mering at Chestnut Grove. Mass. SOULE-NORTON. |