The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
PERSONAL J0TTINGS.
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE AND THEIR J0URNEYISGs.

Haven have gone to Marlboro. Mass. to be absent one month.
 S. O. Preston of the Organized chari- ties will leave to-day for Saratoga, N. r.. to attend a convention of the Ameri- can Social Science association. Mir. Preston will deliver an address on the condition of the unemployed.
 pr. A. N. filling of Crown street has returned to the city.
 John L. McGinnis and Andrew II. Car rlgan. students of this city. prepar- ing for the Catholic priesthood. have returned to Niagara seminary and St. Johns. Brighton.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Patten and daughter of Cambridge. H.. who have been visiting c. c. Smith of Howe street. left yesterday morning for their western home.
 George w. Bunnell. 's2 s.. has re- turned and will be assistant instructor in German next year at the Sheffield scintiac school. After Mir. Bunnell graduated he went abroad as tutor for one of the young Lorilards. spending a year and a half in travel through Eng land and on the continent.
 Dr. James w. Sweet. delegate to the Keeley convention. left on the 1:10 train yesterday afternoon for Harris burg, Penn., where he will join the dele gations from that city for Colorado Springs, Col, where the national Keeley convention will be held, beginning next Monday and continuing four days. Dr. Sweet will return about September 20.
 Ezra Healy. the Grand avenue drug gist. and wife. have returnd from a two weeks vacation in New York state.
 Mrs. George S. Barnum of Trumbu'l street and her children have returned from Chatham, on Cape Cod.
 Willys L. Denslow and family of this city are visiting in Avon for few days.
 Mrs. Edwin A. Brooks is in the White Mountains.
 Dr. Charles A. Futile has returned from the White Mountains.
 Rev. Dr. Levy of Court street syna- gogue is in Boston attending a we'd ding.
 Miss Annie O'Keefe of Whalley ave- nue has returned from Asbury Park.
 Miss Alice Walphley is back from Sharon Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. John Todd and family of Orchard street are away for two weeks vacation.
 The mental condition of Frank Dale, the young man who was taken from the top of a house on Prospect street improved. It is now intended to take the young man to the Middletown re- treat for a time.
 B. H. Bartlett of 300 Howard avenue celebrated his ninety-third birthday last Wednesday,. MT. Bartlett, with his family, came here from his home in Vermont twenty-eight years ago. His "ALS NASN AOuA cal o6O oll lltl uuS- bands eighty-ninth birthday, having attained the age of eighty-three. They had then been married fifty-four years. The sculptor, Truman H. Bartlett, for merly of this city, is their son, and they have also three daughters living in New Haven.
 James Clyne of Wallingford and John F. Kent of this city, son of Patrick Kent, will be sent by Bishop Tierney to Genoa, Italy, for a special course of study in their preparation for the priesthood. The Rev. John Flannery, who was ordained last Sunday, will go to the Catholic university in Washing ton, D. C., there to take the two years course toflt him for the degree of doc tor of canon law.
 Willys L. Denslow and family of this city are in Avon, this state, staying with friends of Mrs. Denslow.
 The United States revenue cutter Per ry is at this port and Captain A. A. Fengar is spending furlough in this city. .t
 George H. Greenleaf, son of Joseph H. Greenleaf of Eld street, this city, has just built for himself handsome house costing about $10,0O0 in Plain fleld N. J. He is head draughtsman of large manufactory there, the Pond Tool company. His wife was formerly of Westville.
 H. E. Nettleton, chief clerk in the general superintendent's office of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, has returned from a two weeks vacation.
 The Chicago Inter-Ocean of Septem- Der gives an interesting account of bicycle road race which was won by a New Haven boy, Charles S. Monson, son of MT. c. C.. Monson of this city, brother of ex-Alderman Frank A. Mon- son of West Chapel street, this city. It says under the heading Road Race Won by Monson," The Gormully & Jef- fiery Manufacturing company's em- ployes' five-mile road race, held over the Lake View course, was won by Charles Monson. The time prize was won by J. H. Bawden in 13:O1. Six of twenty finishers made the course under fourteen minutes. MT. Monson's time was 1887, with handicap of two min utes.
 Mrs. S. l.. Cady has returned from her summer vacation, which was spent chiefly at Guilford Point house and Greenwich, Conn.,, at Lake Minnewas- ka, N. r., the Thousand Islands and Berkshire Hills. liner daughter, Miss Cady, arrived at New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm August IA and went thence to the Thousand Islands, where she still is, with her sister, Mrs. c. A. Terry of New York. They will return