The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-13


New Haven Tourists Abr ad-Return of e.
Hayes Trowbridge and DIR. Il. ii. Cheney
Other Pleasure Trips-other Notes.
The New Haven party composed of
President Mersick of the Merchants
National bank and daughter Cashier
William Il. Fields of the National
Tradesmens bank and wife, Miss Leete,
daughter of President Leete of the
Mechanics bank, and Mr. George Eng
fish Of New York and wife have arriv-
ed at Hamburg, Germany In Germa-
ny Mr. George English separates from
the New Haven party to escort party
of friends to the North cape, a trip with
which he is familiar Mr.. English has
Travelled very extensively for pleasure
Europe in the last ten or fifteen years.
He is well and most favorably remem-
bered by many friends here in this city,
which was his former home Mr.. Mer-
sick Mr.. Fields and party go to Berlin,
Dresden, Switzerland, France and Eng
land.
Mr.. Frederick A. Constable Of the
firm of Arnold & Constable of New
York city, and his wife, who is a sister
of Mr.. C. b. Bolmer, manager of the
New Haven branch of Prince & White
ly, the Wall street brokers. returned
yesterday on the steamer Majestic from
a two months, tour in Europe. With
them were their two children and maid.
Mr., Richard Arnold of Arnold & Con-
stable and Mr. Manuel DeForest Boil
mer, brother of c. B. BoImer, sail for
Europe on Saturday to be absent trav-
cling for the summer.
Mr.. e. Hayes Trowbridge and DR.. B,
H. Cheney of this city returned yester-
day on the steamer Majestic from a two
months tour in Europe. They left
Queenstown last Thursday, arriving at
New York early yesterday morning.
They visited England, France and
Switzerland. On the return trip on the
Majestic the ocean was as smooth as a
mill pond during the whole voyage.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Greenleaf of
Eld street have returned from visit
to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. George Greenleaf, at Plain
field, N. J. Mr. George Greenleaf was
formerly of this city and is superinten-
dent Of the pattern department. of the
Pond Machine Tool company of Plain
field. one of the largest factories in that
line in the United States. At the fac
tory force of from twenty to thirty
draughtsmen is employed under Mr.
Greenleaf's direction. One mammoth
lathe now being made for the United
government is one hundred and
thirty-five feet in length. Mrs. Green
n q 6 ffV
merly of Westville, where she was a
very popular teacher
Miss Addie Holman is spending few
weeks in Brooklyn.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff J. w. Pond and
Mrs. Pond will start to-day on driving
trip through this, Hartford and Litch-
field counties. They will be gone a
week or ten days.
The wedding of Miss Mamie Hart of
Shelter street, this city and DR.. Rich
ard Raymond of Worcester, Mass, is
to take place at st. Francis
R. G. church on Tuesday, June rs.
Ex-Judge T.. p. Deming has returned
from Lakeport, NJ H., where he deliv- |
cred the dedicatory address at the ded- |
Lcation exercises of recently built N. |
e. o. p building.
Registrar James J. Carr is in Wash
ngton attendy 9 the graduation exer-
Uses of Column a university, from which |
his brother, David Carr, will graduate |
this year.
Harry Durant has completed arrange |
ments for a Waterbury baseball club |
Of college men.
Colonel John B. Doherty denies that |
he will resign from the command of |
the Second regiment,
George Foster Sanford Of the Yale |
rack athletic team gave a grand ban
1uet Tuesday night to the members Of |
he Yale team who went to England |
asst year to meet the combined Oxford |
Cambridge teams. The affair took place
1t the Sanford hotel The elder Mr., |
sanford was an enthusiastic partici-
pant in the exercises. He has followed !
lis sons athletic career through college
ind took great interest in the meet with
he Englishmen last summer. 1t was a
oily affair. The former captain, Hick-
*, and the present leader of the team,