The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-07
PERSONAL JoTTINGS.

Brown X Durhams the orange street
 furnishers. has gone on two weeks
 vacation. which is to be spent among the Thousand Islands and along the St. Lawrence.
 Miss Emma Elenberger of North Quinnipiac street. who Is a clerk in the treasury department at Washington. D. C., Is expected home this week on her vacation.
 Mrs. Henrietta Feuchtwanger of Whalley avenue. who has been at Madi- son, has returned to town for a few days. Her sister, Miss Lolla. Is al Long Branch, N. J., for the season. l Clarence E. Thompson. the Orange street broker. has gone. with his family to Newtown for couple of weeks. s. are also in the party.
 Mrs. Caroline Chesley and daughter Miss Janet. left last week for Wood lawn. New Marlborough. Mass. Mrs Charles Peck of George street will join them the first of next week. | Dr. H. l.. Swain. the York street ocu- list, with his family. have gone to Maine for the month of August. Mrs. J. A. Thorpe of No. 50 Elk change street is in the White Noun tains.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Newman smyth are located at Castine. Me-, for @ few weeks.
 | Miss Lima M. Selleck of George street has recently returned from a weeks vacation spent in Salisbury, Conn.
 | George E. Noble, wife and daughter, have gone to Fredericksburg. Md, for a month.
 Thomas H. Sullivan is gaining in health rapidly. So many friends have called at his house that the physicians have instructed that no visitors be per- mitted to talk with him for several days to come.
 Willis c. Miller and famly of Orange I street have gone to Lake Minneowski, N. Y. . | Mr. c. D. Raymond, formerly of this city, now manager of the Chicago branch of J. Walter Thompson's adver- l Using house of New York, is spending part of his vacation in this city. He has just arrived from the Thousand | Islands, where he has been putting in ten days visit with Mir Thompson, who is summering in the St. Lawrence river with his splendid steam yacht. MT. Raymond Is accompanied by his wife and is stopping with his father inlaw, MT. T. F. Lamb of 1a4 Humph- rey street. .gs The Misses May Lindell and Anna Quigley of York Square have returned from Asbury Park, N. J. | John Cochran and son and Hugh Cochran left last week for a two weeks vacation to St. Johns, N. B., Canada, l The following party of young ladies are sojourning at Sunset Beach: Miss Fully, Miss Matthews, Jessie Hotchkiss, Marion Wolcott, Matte Newcomb, Nel- lie Burton, Fannie Platt and Nellie Clark. Mrs. F. J. Hinman chaperones the young ladies, and D. J. Hinman acts as escort.
 Miss Carrie Hartenstein of New York, Miss Rose Gompertz and Mrs. Moss Gompertz and son of this city, are spending their vacation at West Norris near Litchf1eld. Miss Lulu Case of Tottenville, Staten Island, after 8 three weeks visit with friends at Southwick, Mass, is visiting her friend, Lillian Rhodes of No. 8 Baldwin street, this city. Miss Alice Jeffrey of New London, who has been visiting Miss Kittie Rey- holds, left yesterday for an extended tour through the western states. Miss Katie McGann of PAS Hamilton street and Miss Grady of Fair Haven left yesterday for Saratoga. They are away for their summer outing. Purchasing Agent Bishop of the Con- solidated road and about aadozen of his Bridgeport friends are enjoying a ten days vacation outing at Merwins Point.
 Rev. J.Lee Mitchell of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church has gone to Michigan for a month. J. and Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson will go to Litchfield for the balance of the season.
 w. D. Dwight son of President Dwight, has entered for the Long Island tennis championship. Miss Emma Lindheim of 2S Daven- port avenue has accepted position in the office of the Meriden Britannia com pany. ...
 Murphy will play regularly in right field for New York; so 1t was stated in the New York Herald yesterday The little collegian is popular with the patrons of the game at home and abroad, and especially so with the mem- bers of the New York team. He is al- ways to be depended upon, and that is great comfort.
 United States Deputy Collector Charles I. French of this city and Dr.O. D. Hughes of Meriden left last evening for Providence, where they will go aboard the schooner Yale of New Ha- ven, Captain Etheridge, master. They will leave Providence early this morn- ing for a>trip to Newport News
 MT. John Sweeney and family of 2s Chestnut street are occupying a cottage for the month of August at Bradley