The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION
About New Haven People and Their Sum-
 mer Outings.

About New Haven People and Their Sum mer Outings.
 Charles s. Klein and Frank S. Hamil
 ton, jr.. both employed in L. Candee &
 Co.'s office, have returned from a weeks
 vacation at Block Island.
 Patrolman William Fry of station is
 in New York for few days.
 Patrolman John H. Moore is on a ten
 days leave of absence.
 Miss Elizabeth Simpson of 20 Eld
 street will spend her vacation at Lake
 George.
 Louis Meininger, formerly of New
 Haven, but now of New York city, is
 spending his vacation in this city with
 friends.
 1 Prof. and Mrs. Charles Bonney left yesterday for New York city en route | for European trip. They will sail to- | day on the steamer Trave of the North German Lloyd line for Europe, where | they will remain until about the middle of September
 F. w. Pardee and family have gone to Torrington to spend a month. Executive Secretary and Mrs. Sey- mour c. Loomis left yesterday for two weeks vacation, which they will spend at Ingleside. Charles Fancher, who was taken to Woodbridge for his health, is much i'm proved and will be able to return to his home in a few days.
 Miss Kittie Wynne of Winsted is in town spending a few days with her brother, Attorney J. F. Wynne, at his home on Carmel avenue.
 Charles s. MacGilvray began yester day to move back into his old familiar store in the tower of the burned City market. The store has been repaired and is now as good as ever. This news stand is one of the oldest in the state if not the oldest. For many years prior to MT. MacGilvray's administration it was known as Mitchell's news stand. Here David Mitchell, a very popular quarters for a long period. MT. Nit chelrs father was also engaged in the news dealing business for many years.
 Miss Mabel Mcintosh, daughter of c. H. Mcintosh, the Chapel street printer, is at East Hartford, Conn.,, a guest of the family of Rev. MT. Avis, pastor of the Congregational church there.
 s. Rosenbluth of 101 William street is at Saratoga.
 Miss M. Louise Hurd of this city is spending two weeks with her mother in Shelton.
 Il. Fowler of Houston street will sail for England in a few days to remain about five weeks
 The two representatives of the Chi nese government, A. w. Hoo and M. Y Chung, who arrived here on Thursday are still guests at the New Haven house. Both attract a great deal of at- tention about the hotel, as they are at- tired in Oriental costume and one of them, A. W. Hoo, wears his pietail braided and hanging down his back They speak English fluently, though they do not engage in conversation with other people at the hotel. Both of them visited Winchester's Repeat,ng Arms company's factory for the third time last Saturday.
 NA"iiey ol Mdlley, Nealy & l Co.,, is at Block Island, stopping at the | Spring house. MT. Charles R. Green. ing, head of the millinery department 1 It Malley, Nicely & Co.'S, is with h,no MT. Osgood. clerk for the summer at he Spring house, is Yale man. class 'f '95. He is clerk at the deans office Yale college, and a prominent man in lis class.
 Harry N. Foster. son of H. w. Foster # Orange street, has returned from a rip to Block Island.