The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-03
PERSONAL J0TTINGS.
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE AND THEIR
 JOURSEYINGS.

of Dr. Pendleton. the dentist. has re- turned from a stay with friends at Westerly, R. l.. where Dr. and Mrs Pendleton buried their little son, four years old who died few weeks ago In this city of cholera morbus.
 MT. J. Harris of Worcester, Mass, Is visiting MT. and Mrs. Walter Davis of Cottage street. MT. Harris was guest at Mir. and Mrs Davis wedding short | time ago.
 Mir. James Hooking. foreman at the Consolidated road shops. was made happy yesterday by the arrival of a new member of their family, weight eight pounds. Mother and child are doing well.
 | Mrs. Kline of Bishop street, wife of Mir. r. c. Kline, machinist at the Sar- gent X Go. factory, Is slowly improv- ing after an illness of about two months.
 Rev. F. S. Lines has returned from the White mountains.
 Miss Sigel, of Mcintyre & Co.'s store, residing on Hine place, has gone to Jersey Heights on two weeks vaca- | ton.
 Rev. Dr. Phillips has returned from Massachusetts.
 Miss Emma Morrison, who has been the guest of Mrs. C. E. Park of Olive street, has returned to her home in Taylorville, III.
 Rev. Mir. Means, rector of St. Johns P. E. church, has returned from very pleasant stay at BuZzard's Bay and neighboring points and ofiiciated at his church yesterday.
 Mrs. Eli Doolittle of Savannah, Ga, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Coombs Of Westville.
 Mrs. Carl G. Engel and Miss Martha Engel are at Woodmont.
 Hon. Lynde Harrison and daughter Gertrude returned yesterday morning from a. tour of several weeks in Flu rope. They are in excellent health. Yesterday afternoon MT. Harrison and family went to their cottage at Leete's Island to spend the Sabbath.
 J. Edward Heaton has gone on a three weeks trip to Manchester, Vt. Mrs. Fresenius and her daughter Gretchen have returned from trip to Germany of two months.
 John M. Howard, the night manager of the Western Union telegraph office. left Saturday on short outing.
 Rev. MT. Cooper, pastor of Epworth M. E. church, Is expected home from Long Island to-day.
 John w. Hum of Il Orange street Is f about to form stock company for the conduct of printing business with w. S. Welton, for the past six years with , and treasurer.
 Rev. MT. Luckey, pastor of Humphrey street Congregational church, has re- turned from pleasant stay in the Adrondacks, and oficiated at his church again yesterday. Mrs. LuckeJ has returned from a pleasant visit a the home of MT. Luckey's father, who i' a prominent and wealthy dry good: t merchant of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, g MT. and Mrs. W. H. Crosby and Mas , ter Willie and Miss Carrie Ryan o Nyack, N. Y, who have been staying y at the Pequot club house for the season left for their homes Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Albert Schubert, wht have toured in England and on the con tinent, have returned. Mrs. Schuber was formerly Mrs. Daniel M. Carpente of this city. They are in this city ant a will remain for a short time at the res t idence of Colonel Frank T. Lee ol S Crown street. MT. and Mrs. Schuber n will leave for their home in Chicag next Wednesday.
 Fl County Health Officer c. E. Hoadle, has returned from trip to Thousan Islands.
 Miss Nellie V. Augur of 105 Par street, one of New Havens most ac complished pianists, has gone on a tou through Massachusetts visiting Wake field, Lifield, and a number of othe places, after which she will go to Bos ton to take a graduate course in musi at the Boston Conservatory of Music
 R. H. Nesbit, the grocer at the COT ner of Church and Elm streets, has re turned from a pleasant stay at Lax Champlain with his family, and hi family has returned to Woodmon where MT. Nesbit has branch stor'
 c. H. Loomis of New Haven ha moved into the Russell cottage g Woodmont, which has just been vs cated.
 Captain James S. Petit of the She field scientific school and Colonel N. Osborn, editor of the Register, return ed from Europe on the Veendam Sa urday. They reached this city Satu day evening.
 Druggist George D. Farovid and wi
 have returned from a weeks visit
 Rocky Nook" the summer residence
 Mrs. J. B. Beecher, Governors Islan
 Stony Creek.
 John c. North, president of the boal
 of councilmen, has returned to Ne
 Haven from Newtown with his famil
 They have spent the summer at tn
 pretty summer resort. This was the J seventh season at Newtown. \ Miss Bessie Howes, who had char,
 of the training department at Vel,
 school in this city, has just accepted u position of supervisor of schools
 Worcester, Mass Miss Howes' work W
 consist principally of assisting Superi
 tendent Carroll.
 Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox of Sho
 Beach chaperoned at hop given at t.
 Branford Point house Friday evenin
 Besides many people from New Yo
 the following from New Haven we present. Mrs. Hoadley, Mrs. Bent, F. Futile, Harry H. Ensign, Mrs. Nicho