The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-10
PERSONAL JOrTISGs.
New Haven People and Their Journeyings
 and Outings-Other Notes.

west iHules tThue' H leW Seais abp they transferred their business from New Haven to New York. and since then the family made Belle Haven their summer home. Thomas s. Keller. assignee of the es- tate of Theodore Keller. undertaken, has sued Thomas Ridge of High street, | Westvile, to recover $50 alleged to be | due for debts.
 Attorney David Strouse Is i'll with | severe rheumatic attack. William F. Penney has written a new | service for one of the churches on Children's day. It has been set to music | by Asa Hull of New York. Nathan H. Futile has gone to Hot | Springs. Ark.
 Paul M. Benedict son of H. H. Bene- | dict, has returned from the Adiron- | dacks.
 Charles F. Graves and family are back from Clean, N. Y. Rev. Dr. Walker. bishop of North Dakota, Is the guest of Judge Lynde Harrison, at the latter's cottage in | Guilford. Accepting an invitation of | Rev. Dr. Andrews he preached in | Christ church. Guilford yesterday morning.
 | Mrs. F. A. Barton of 115 Foster street has gone on a visit to Baltimore for a month. She was accompanied by her | mother, Mrs. George E. Hamilton, and Miss May, a younger sister. | Frank COyle, who has been in the employ of G. H. Stearns & Co., stock brokers of Wall street, New York, is visiting his home in West Carlisle | street.
 Mrs. Davis and son Christie of Lon don, England, are visiting MT. William C. Mcintosh of 1241 Chapel street Ms H. B. Teaker, wife of the chief of the railway and canal department of the | Dominion of Canada, together with her son, was also visiting MT. and Mrs. | Mcintosh.
 l Mrs. Harriet D. Cole, teacher at Westville, who has been spending the past six weeks in Maine and West New ton, Mass, has returned home. | MT. and Mrs. James English have re- turned from Saratoga.
 Dr.H.B. Ferris has moved from West Haven to Mo- BY Crown street.
 George B. Hurd of Mo- 59 Lake Place has returned from Grove Beach.
 Mrs. P. Curren of Washington street is visiting relatives in Boston and Providence, R. I.
 Dr. Bishop of v Whitney avenue has returned from Southampton, Long Is. land.
 Mrs. William c. Ray of S3 Lafayette street has returned from Litchfield where she spent the entire summer
 Rev. A. H. Hall of Emmerson, Ind. formerly pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, is visiting in Fair Ha. | ven.
 1 Attorney J. P. Goodhart and Mrs Goodhart sailed Saturday from South. ampton, Eng, for home on the City of New York. Dr. Simon P. Goodhart who accompanied Attorney and Mrs Goodhart on their European trip, re- rains at Heidel berg to take a post graduate course at that famous school.
 Miss Inze Platt of Edgewood avenue has left home for a vacation at her former home, Mt. Lebanon, N. Y.
 Mrs. T. w. T. Curtis and Miss Chad wick of No. 364 Orange street are home from Portland, Me.
 The Misses Porter of No. 31 Hillhouse avenue are visiting Miss Rose Porter at her home in Pennington.
 Rev. Father J. Curtin curate of the Sacred Heart church, has returned from vacation in Montreal and other places in Canada.
 Captain Hinkey of the Yale football team was in town Saturday evening.
 J. Grant Pattee the electrician of the Winchestr avenue road, has rendered his resignation and will go to Boston.
 Ex-Commissioner Thomas H Sullivan has so far recovered from his recent illness that he leaves this week for Litchfield to remain a few weeks.
 Mrs. H. B. Brown, with her four chil- dren, of 38 Avon street, who have been spending the past ten weeks at East Hampton, Conn.,, have returned to the city.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Allen and Bradford Allen are again at Grove Hall
 Joseph Milander, formerly a well known Chapel street merchant, who has been critically i'll at his home in Clark street, was reported somewhat better yesterday.
 Mrs. William Hillhouse of Hillhouse avenue has returned from Minnewaska, NY
 Miss s. E. Daggett of Y Grove street is the guest of Miss Marsh in Norwich.
 Mrs. Freeman of New York, who has been the gust of MT. and Mrs. Charles K. Hutchinson at their residnce on Dow street, returned home yesterday
 The wedding of Chester w. Ewing of this city and Miss Rosalie ", daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. O. Letcher of South bridge, Mass, took place in that town Friday afternoon. Quite number of friends of the groom from this city attended the ceremony. Rev. S. A. Bar paby of the Southbridge Congregational church tied the knot. MT. and Mrs Ewing will reside at No. 93 Greenwood street this city, and will be at home to their friends after October 1. MT. Thomas Harrison of the United States navy is visiting his parents at 57 Thorne street.
 Miss Nellie Rocks of 55 Collis street has gone to spend two weeks visiting friends in Brooklyn.
 w. H. Rose and c. H. Holland of Pierpont street were in Stamford over Sunday. ....
 George M. Hine who will probably be the republican nominee for mayor