The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings.

New Haven feopie anu AheH Sue'
 Outings.
 Mrs Justin E. Burgess and daughter, Miss Justina Burgess, have returned from two months stay in New Hamp- shire.
 Ex-Conductor Strickland of the Con- solidated road will leave on Tuesday morning for a trip to Colorado. lie will visit relatives of his wife at North Park and thence go to Denver and af- ter a stay there will visit her son-in- law Charles Grant, formerly of the New Haven postoffice, at Manitev. where MT. Grant is engaged in mercan- tile business. MT. Strickland Will De away two or three months. He is one of the oldest employees of the Consoli- dated road, having been for forty-six years in the service of that corpora lion. He goes in part for the improve ment of his health. His many friends will wish him very pleasant ana successful trip. Miss Mae Bartlett, daughter Of Charles Bartlett of Olive street. Will leave to-day for a visit of two weeks at the home of her uncle. General Charles P. Graham in MiddletoWn, where her sister, Miss Francis Bartlett, has also been making a visit.
 Mrs. Todd of this city, wife Of Frank Todd. the well known builder, and family, are staying in Woodmont at the cottage of her sister. Mrs. Hatfield of Milford, wife of MT. Hatfield, a re- tired merchant of New York city. The cottage is next that of Superintendent Smith of the New Haven police force.
 Miss Ada Henderson, daughter of John Henderson of Cottage street, has returned from a pleasant stay in Woodmont with the family of MT. Todd, the builder.
 Miss Ethel May Jewell is spending her vacation with the family of Charles 0. Hugins of Bollinsville, Conn. She will return about September 3. Mrs. McMartin and daughter, May, of New York city are the guests of Mrs. George Hindley of Houston street Captain John Green and daughter, Fannie, with Miss Jennie H. Supple of South Dakota, who is their guest, have gone to the rhimble Island house, Pot Island.
 l The engagement of Assistant Editor A. Kimball of the Waterbury American to Miss Mary Chase, daughter of A. S. Chase one of the leading business men of Waterbury, is announced. Editor Kimball is a graduate of Yale univers. ity and is well known in this city.
 The family of Fred. B. Jenks, witt Coe & Field, are at Milford for the sum mer.
 T. Royal Waite, the artist, and fam fly, leaves to-day for Cornwall to re main two weeks. During his absence he will make a number of sketches.
 John F. Gaffey, principal of shor hand school in the Hoadley building is confined to his home from the eff fects of a severe attack of rheumatism
 Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison, who ha been abroad since June 29 last, will, i is expected, sail for home on the Fuers Bismarck. MT. Harrison has been t North cape and is accompanied by hi daughter, Miss Gertrude. They are ex |, pected to be in New Haven by Septen Der 1.
 Chief Kennedy was at his desk yes :: terday, being on duty from noon, tn , first work he has done since his nearl, fatal accident. The chief is lookin! . finely and shows no i'll effects from hi fall.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley of Whit ney avenue are taking a carriage rid through the state. ,i
 L. G. Hoadley Is in Saratoga.
 Miss Edna Clark is at the Churchill house i'll the Catskills.
 Edward Mccarthy and wife have re turned from Saratoga.
 E. B. Hans, member of the Louis jana house of representatives, and hi sister, Miss Hans, are the guests 0 their cousin, Mrs. Charles Pallman o 494 Winthrop avenue. MT. Hans Is ; near relative of Contractor Georg Bohn.
 Officer Taylor, of the Dixwell avenu precinct, has left for England, wher he will visit his old home. He has no been there before in twenty-four years
 MT. and Mrs. Moses Mann have re turned from their honey moon trip an are in Brookline. Mass, their perman ent home.
 Mrs. H. E. Heatcn of Washington D. C., was in town Thursday lookin for apartments for her son, who is t enter Yale. ~%
 David Steele, contractor at Sargent. has purchased lot on Dwight stree near Chapel. and will build handsom residence there, to be ready for occ, pancy in the spring.
 Miss Alice E. Farley, the guest ( Miss Nellie Granfleld of Gill street. he returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 s. D. Read of New Haven, and M Sperry of Bridgeport with their fami les, who are boarding with Mrs. stra in Granby, seem to enjoy the "Pegville air. MT. Straw. took the party over the old "Newgate prison' Tuesday, ar
 from their happy time in the 'big ldn
 ber wagon" on their return we conclut the "wardens" treated them kindly.