The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-15
PERSONAL JorrINGs.

MT SdHuel pHllun ana MIS' INoStly Smith have gone to Vermont for the im- provement of their health,
 Among the New Haveners at Narra- gansett Pier are Miss Louise Schollhorn at the Atlantic; Mrs. William B, Par dee, Miss Pardee, William s. Pardee, at the Rockingham; D. F. Leopold at the Narragansett; MT. and Mrs, Edward N. Peck at the Metatoxet, and MT. and Mrs. D. S. Davis at the Gladstone. Miss Bertha Sanger, daughter of | Thomas Sanger of Foster street, has gone to Windsor Locks to spend two | weeks with her uncle, MT. Fred Bid | well, hardware merchant residing at Maple Hill.
 Mrs Emma E. Clark of 14 Goodyear street and David E. filling of 224 Bas- sett street started yesterday for Ka- tonah, Westchester county, New York, for a two weeks vacation. ! Mrs. Mabel L. Davis of State street goes to Tariffville to-day together with Miss Ida Loomis, for a two weeks visit to Mrs Coe, an aunt of Miss Loomis.
 Mrs. S. I. Cady of 56 Hillhose ave- nue is at Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, Mass.
 MT. William B. North is at the Bates house, South Glastonbury.
 Mrs. William L. Kingsbury is at Cliff ton Springs, N. Y.
 Dr. B. s. Gaylord is at Old Forge, N. Y.
 Mrs. A. G. Lyon of Meadow street, is spending two weeks at Block Island, and will go from there to the White mountains for the improvement of her health.
 Mrs. s. G. Peck, of 113 College street, has returned from the White noun tains.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Merrill of Pearl street are at Clinton, Conn.
 c. R. Wells of Whalley avenue is at Riverhead, L. I.
 Mrs. G. E. Maltby has returned from a very pleasant stay at Norfolk, Conn. J. D. Killam of Newhall street has re- turned from Suffield, Conn.
 Miss Agatha Alling, who has been very dangerously ill of congestion of the brain for two weeks, is reported better by the physicians, and her recovery is expected.
 U. G. Church of Chaplin, Conn.,, is in town for about a month. MT. Church is of the class of '95, Yale
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Wheeler of New York, who have been stopping with Mrs. Clifford Perkins of Howe street, are now guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ackrill.
 G. B. Carlson of Higganum, Conn, is here for a few weeks. MT Carlson is of the class '95 Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. John Vernal and their son, Clarence Vernal, leave to-day for two weeks at Lake Waramaug.
 William Reynolds of Watertown is the guest of Dean Wayland of Whitney avenue. He is of the class of '95 Yale. MT. and Mrs. J. Reilly of 25 Elliot street, together with Postmaster An derson and Mrs Anderson of Meriden, are at a cottage at Woodmont for Au- gust.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Fernald of West field, Mass, who have been stopping at Shady Nook cottage, Short Beach, entertained as guests over Sunday F. T. Gilbert, Mae Gilbert, Mrs. P. B. Tut tie, E. s. Tice and J. D. Gilbert and wife of New Haven, c. H. Randall and family from Morris, L. A. Tyler and wife from Milldale and Mrs. Martha Fernald from East Orange, New ter sey. H
 W. R. Downes, of Quinnipiac street, a teller of the New Haven Savings bank has gone off on a weeks yachting trip with a party of friends
 Miss Elise Coombs of Westville left yesterday for the White mountains Later Miss Coombs is to join friends from New York at Lake Saranac.
 Miss Annie Burke, Miss Sadie Young and Miss Crumie of Hartford, are guests of Miss Carter of Chapel street.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Shepard of York square are at their cottage at Wood. mont.
 Mrs. Mortimer Lewis, nee Marie Bas. sett, is stopping for a few weeks witt her parents, MT. and Mrs Samuel Bas sett of High street. MT. and Mrs. Talcott H. Russell art at the Matthewson, Narragansett Pier for the month of August. Professor Max Dessauer is in Madi son.