The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-07
rERsoNAL JorrINGs.
Now Haven People and Their Summer outings-Journeying by Sen and Land At wayside Inns and Mountain Hotels Many or for Niagara Falls.

Outings-JourneylhH "y Seh anu Ihhu
 At Wayside Inns and Mountain Hotels
 Many on for Niagara Falls.
 c. J. Bradley and Il, L, Bradley of Hamden are visiting George D. Brad ley at Stonington.
 MT Stroud, nephew of J. H, c. Durant the jeweler, accompanied by his sister and mother, have gone to Niagara Falls to enjoy few days outing,
 Mrs. H. M, Perrin and daughter Alice have gone to Moose Hill, Guilford, to spend two weeks with her mother Mrs. John Goldsmith.
 Misses Elizabeth and Emma Simpson and Miss Annie Gardner returned yes terday from two weeks stay at Lake Sunapee, Burkehaven, N, H.
 Ex-Mayor S. A. York and family, Mrs. B. R. English, son and daughter, and Mrs Wm. H. Thompson of Fair Haven, will leave to-day for stay of several weeks at Owls Head, Lake Memphrem- agog.
 MT. H. Eufiajian of Denver, Col, a graduate of Yale divinity school, who was for several years in the Turkish rug business on Chapel street, was in town yesterday on business, his prin- cipal errand being to ship an invoice of goods just returned at the New Ha- ven custom house to his summer store alt Bar Harbor, Me, where he has done business for many summers. He left New Haven about three years ago,
 
 and since which time he has been in the Turkish rug business in Denver. He is in excellent health. Charles K. Frankhauser of Laings, O., member of Yale divinity school, will preach at the Congregational church, North Granby, next Sunday. Joseph F. Horan, one of the most genial and popular attaches of Heub- lein's cafe. has returned home from brief vacation spent at Kennebunkport, Maine. His wife and family will re- main there for the balance of the sum- mer.
 Frank H. Hooker of the Hooker Car riage company, of this city, will sail on the St. Louis to-day for Europe. He left for New York yesterday where he met Fred Kimball of Chicago, who is to accompany him on the trip. A number of postoffice clerks are off on their vacations, including William ] S. Hine, night clerk; Philip Murphy, day clerk; William D. Brinley, day clerk; Miss Ella Lyon, superintendent of the money order department; Will lliam B. Spencer assistant superintend- | ant of letter carriers; Charles Ewing, Iday clerk, and William H, Moakley, day clerk.
 Miss Kate Monks of Chatham, Pa {, | is visiting her brother, Dr. L. D. Monks, | the dentist.
 Mrs. F. Lyner and daughter Mabel, of Crown street, are visiting friends | in Springfield, Mass. Attorney Samuel c. Morehouse, of | the firm of filling, Webb & Warehouse, has gone to New Hampshire for three weeks vacation.
 ! Mrs. Charles Raffile has been serious lily i'll for the past two weeks at her home.
 l Mrs Frederick Carlisle of 19 Grove street has gone to South Beach. Staten 1 Island. for one week. l Major T. H. Sucher, Lieutenant John w. Lowe, Lieutenant Fred Minor and Lieutenant Joseph H. Townsend have returned from New York, where they went few days since to procure horses for camp week. They have succeeded in obtaining nice, gentle animals that are perfectly safe. They are riding | school horses.
 l Mrs. Isaac Damn and Miss Olive Dam of Orange street, who has been at Cape Elizabeth, Me, has gone to Bedford | Springs. Mass.
 Lewis Rollar of Daggett street has gone to Toronto by way of Niagara Falls.
 l Among the party which went to Mag ara Falls yesterday were MT. and Mrs H. O. Whitney, MT. and Mrs. E. P | Whitney, Mir and Mrs. A. T. Eagney
 Walter Smedley, Miss Ida Smedley, MT and Mrs E. D. Hendee, Mrs. Henry Konold, Miss Edith Konold, Mir and
 Mrs. L. L. Rosenberg. Miss I. Fl. Roy R. s. Scobie, E. M. Ahern, Mir. and Mrs A Fulton, Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown | Mir and Mrs. Leonard Bostwick, MT and Mrs. W. F. Hopson,, Lewis Roller Harrison T. Wagner, Mir. and Mrs. c M. Johnson, Miss Stella Wagner, Dr and Mrs. F. w. Wright, Miss H. D Bradley, Miss J. B. Townsend, Mrs Stroud, Miss Stroud, J. D. Stroud, MT and Mrs M Fahy, Miss Nellie Cox Miss Dora Jenner, H. F. Bebee, R. A Saunders. MT. and Mrs. John J. Dinna n Mrs. F. M Carroll, Mrs. M. F. Sullivan MT. and Mrs. l.. M. Mum, J. A. Rida M. c. Dingwall H. s. Dawson, B. B Baker, jr., c. F. Baker, Miss Mary Con Han, Catherine Rockingham, Mrs. N. A Foote, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Shanley ant IG. H. Osborn. Also, there were E. A
 Wood and Miss Florence Wood, Wal llingford; Mir. and Mrs. Anson Horton Mrs. Buell. and Miss Gertrude Buell. Madison; Mrs. H. c. Hull and Mrs Ella M Hilliard, Clinton.
 Elks to Visit Bridgeport.