The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
ABOUT NEW HxvESPE0rLE CHIEF
 LfASD THEIRsUAMER OUTINGS.

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 Mrs. Collins and family, of 36i George street, arc at saybrook Point for the summer.
 Lieutenant A. W. Howard, of Riei re- bellion fame, his son, Nelson Howard, and John 0. Clark left Saturday for an extended trip to Labrador.
 8. E. Dibble, tho stove dealer and plumber, has gone to his seashore oot- tage with his family for the summer. Mir. Dibble visits the city daily, return ing at even tide.
 Thomas Stewart. better known as old "Jeily lRolls," Ham Sandwiches" who has been popular and familiar figure on New York road trains for twenty five years, has been discharged, owing to m order from the lcompany, prohib- iting the sale of refreshments on the trains. MT. Stewart worked for the restaurant-keeper at the Union Station for twenty years.
 Miss Harriet Kloss of Forestville is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. John Peters of Nash street.
 Philip J. Dearing of Portland, Me-, a graduate of the old 0. c. I. of this city, who has been visiting here, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Jennie A. Supple of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Is visiting G. H. Fulton and family of Columbus avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Freeman of Provi- dence, parents of Mrs. M. A. Farren, ar rived yesterday on visit to their daughter.
 The annual vacation season of the postofice employees will begin to-day. Chief Mailing Clerk John Kerrigan will leave for fifteen days vacation, as will Carriers James H. Hermance, Fred c. l Upson, Joseph A. Miller, Wallace I. Foote, Ralph F. Downes and A. V. Rich. Attorney J. P. Goodhart and wife and Dr. Simon P. Goodhart sail to-mor- row for Europe on steamer of the North German Lloyd line. Dr. Good hart will probably remain abroad about year.
 Mrs. Clapp and Miss Clapp, of No. 37 Lynnwood street, are spending the month of June at their cottage at Ocean Grove.
 Ex-Governor and Mrs. Harrison and Miss Sarah Harrison have gone for the summer to Salisbury. Vt, where they are guests at the Lake Dunmore house, one of the most delightful and best man. aged summer resorts of the old Green Mountain state.
 Jonathan Ingerson and family are summering at Luzerne, N. Y. Thomas Tiernan and John O'Meara are home from St. Charles college, Balti- more. -. -.4s .. .,r. R.F. Isbell is atstony Creek. Walter Swayne and family of 6s Car mel street are at Sunny Beach, Morris Cove. J. Leslie Allan, of the firm of Hopkins < Allan, will enter the medical school in the fall, having passed the necessary preliminary examination. Leo Bader of Philadelphia, who is pri- vate secretary for General Sweigard, the manager of the Philadelphia and Read ing railroad, is visiting Henry Hopkins in this city.
 Willis M. Anthony, Henry Reggiori and wife and. maid left Saturday on the
  will visit Liverpool, London, Vienna, Paris and Switzerland. They will be absent three or four months. .s.. The Misses Day of 956; Chapel street are at Lake Minnewaska, Ulster county, NY. % .l Eyt
 Mrs. E. A. Eisele and family of Buff falo, N. Y., are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. John M. Peck of 295 Crown street. -, Mrs. M. A. Drummond and Mrs. W. W. Weed of Eld street are at Pine Orchard at
 Rev. W. A. Beardsley of St. Thomas church, in company with George J. Bassett, will sail next Wednesday, by the steamer Rhyhland, for Antwerp, to be absent until the latter, part of August During Mr. Beardsley $ absence the parish will be in charge of Rev. James B. Coley, who may be found at Ill Howard avenue.
 The Hartford Courant remarks: 'Hon. John M. Hall, first vice-presi- dent of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, is receiving many con- gratulations on the success of his son, John Loomer Hall, who graduated at Yale this year. The young man last year took took the junior "ex'' prize, and this year was class oratory. and, after securing one of the Townsend orations, took the Deforest gold medal, the highest Yale honor. This is a record seldom if ever equaled. Young MT. Hall will enter the Yale law school.
 Thomas c. McGrath, New York, is at Silver Sands.
 Max Adler and family of 127 Green street are at their cottage at Savin Rock.
 Henry Herz and family of 23 Court street are at Savin Rock for the season.
 Clifford H. Deming and family of Hughes place are spending the summer in Granby, Conn.
 Mrs. Llcian Sanderson, mother and sister, of 28 Academy street, are spend- ing the summer in Northern Massachu- setts. y
 M.B. Mann and family are summer ing at West Haven. x Max Stronse and family are at their residence on the west shore.
 Mir. and Mrs. Greenleaf of 33 Eld street and MT. and Mrs. Harry Bush are at their cottage at Short Beach.
 Instructor w. H. Bishop of Sheffield is in New York city Mrs. Hitchcock of 63 Prospect street is at Short Beach, Conn.
 R. A, Brown and family of 303 Whit ney avenue are at Short Beach, Conn.
 pr, and Mrs. s. W. Seaver of 233 York street and Dr. E. s. Moulton have gone to Chautauqua. ssssMrssE. Russell of 52 Grovesstreet is