The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-20
THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
PERSONiL NOTES.
About New Haven People and Their Sum
 mer Outings.

Wauramaug lake. Conn. Mir. Philip LIchrnstein left Saturday night with his family for n trip to Saratoga, Thousand Islands and Cana da. after which he will go on cruise leaving Long Island on the yacht Beatrice.
 Mir. E. NJ. Foley. manager of the gents furnishing department at F. M Brown & Co.'S. left for Delaware Water gap. Penn. Saturday. and will assist In editing the Mountain Echo while on his vacation. After his stop in Pennsylva- mia he will join c. A. Judge at Wara- maug lake.
 Major O'Connell will leave for Sarato- ga to-day, and will enter his famous trotter Roxy In the races.
 Mir. H. W. Sweeney has returned from his vacation spent in the Cats kills.
 Miss Abble Gallagher will spend her vacation at the Sheldon house, Pine Orhcard.
 E. E. Field, head bookkeeper at F. M. Brown X Co.'S, will leave for New York on his vacation, and William T. Bedford and wife will spend week at Block Island.
 Ned Kingsley. manager of the dress goods department at F. M. Brown & Co. s, will summer in West Swansea, N. H.
 Roland Andrews of Wallingford spent Sunday with his friends on Houston street, this city.
 The following persons employed at F. M. Brown & Co.'S dry goods store left Saturday night for their vacation: Miss Hayes, Miss Mckenzie, Miss Flynn, Miss Leary, Miss Dwyer, Miss Wren, Misses Kittie and Nellie Moran, Miss Feutchwanger, Miss Morriarity, Miss Kinare, MT. Keegan.
 Miss Daisy Johnson has returned from her vacation spent at Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Ida Charlton twill spend two weeks at Rocky Hill, Conn.
 Miss Alice Welply will summer in tke Berkshire Hills.
 Miss Nellie Dolan will spend her va cation at Merwin's Piont.
 Miss Paddock, saleslady at Howe & Stetson's, will visit friends in Meriden this week.
 Chief Andrew J. Kennedy and wife re- turned Saturday from the convention held at Montreal last week.
 Commissioners Mcdonald, Casserigo o- Go f,,r ot fnr
 Mrs. James Mustarde, wife of Secre- tary Mustarde of the Clan Mcleod, order of the Scottish clans, left Satur- day on the steamer State of California for this city having been gone three months.
 Mr. James Chamberlain, of the Cham berlain furniture store, and wife, also Mrs. Riley and Miss Edith Hotchkiss of this city, are summering at MT. Chamberlain's pleasant cottage at Nor folk, Conn.
 Chief George D. Bone has been ap- pointed delegate to attend the Royal clan convention of the Order of Scottish clans, to be held in New York Septem- Der 4.
 Miss Rose McKiernan of this ,ity will visit Mrs. Dr. Kendall of Norwich, Conn.,, this week.
 Mrs. Julia Jerome of New Haven is visiting with her brother, MS .Thresher, in Berlin.
 Mrs. Edward J. Kenney, wife of En- gineer Kenney of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and her sister, Lora J. Curtis of 120 Cedar street, teacher in the Rosette street school, and Master Charles Kenney are visiting relatives in Boston and vicinity during this month.
 Stamp Clerk w. F. Hayes of the local postoffice is off Oh fifteen days vaca- tion.
 by her sister, Mrs. Samuels, has gone to
 Miss Bertha Grenbaum, accompanied New York and Asbury Park.
 l.. w. Cogswell and family of 154 Co., lumbus avenue have gone to Madison.
 Gus Greenbaum,of the Bradley, Smith & Co.,, has gone on a vacation to Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach.
 Mrs. Mary McManus of Nash street is very i'll with pneumonia. She was first taken with cholera morbus. AL though some better her condition is critical.
 Letter Carrier and Mrs. A. M. Cum mings have gone for two weeks trip through Maine
 Attorney Philip Pond 2d will leave to- day for the White mountains.
 Miss Henrietta Siebke of the money order department of the postof1ice left Saturday night for two weeks vaca- tion trip.
 Miss Teenie Kaiser of 36 Pearl street Is visiting at Norfolk, Conn.,, and her sister, Miss Flora Kaiser Is at Derby, Conn.