The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-31
pERSoNAL JOTrINGS.

New Haven People and Iher Ouungs
 Pheasant Trips and Pleasant Yisits-Oh
 to Block Island--Other Notes.
 Miss Mary N. Phile of 1S4 Blatchley avenue, cashier at F. w. Woolworths, will spend her vacation with her brother in Brooklyn, N, Y.
 Miss Emma Davis, daughter of James Davis of Orange street, the brick man. ufacturer, who has been boarding at the Pequot club house, Morris Cove, with friends for several weeks past, returns home in few days.
 Miss Edith Beers of West Haven has returned from months visit with her sister in Leyerett, Mass, and will oc- cupy her accustomed place in the qrac- tet choir of St. Pauls church., this city, tu-morroW. E.
 Quite party of New Haven people will leave this morning for Block Island, going on the 7:45 Shore Line train and taking steamer for the island at New London. They are MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of Eld street, MT, anG Mrs.
 
 John w. Merwin of Woodmont, Mrs. Caroline Johnson and Miss Daniels of Woodmont and Miss Todd of Bethany. They will stop at the Ocean View hotel, returning on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Josie Shean, who has been an as- sistant at the Putnam restaurant at West Haven shore for several years and who was previously an assistant at the same restaurant when it was under the proprietorship of MT. o. Howes, leaves to return to her home in Springfield Mass, next Tuesday. Her brother-in- law, MT. Folsom of Springfield. former ly of this city, is an expert bicyclist and is among those entered for the big races at Elm City Driving park next Monday. MT, Folsom is a son of MT. Folsom, the gunsmith, formerly in business for many years on Church street. The lat ter, who with his wife returned few weeks ago from a prolonged stay in North Carolina, whither he went for the improvement of his health, has return ed to North Carolina, his health having been much benefited In the pure moun- tain air of the region where he visited. He is so much pleased with the country that he proposes to engage in business there and to remain there for consid- erabie period. Mrs. Folsom returned to North Carolina with him, F.. H. Blank and R. Blank of New York are in this city, the guests of Rich ard Blank, the proprietor of the Pros pect house, corner of Church and Crown streets.
 The following seven letter carriers started on. their fifteen days vacation yesterday: Bernard Mcclure, Oscar l.. Woodruff, David l.. Bretzfelder, Henry | A. Dugan, Andrew R. Horlacher, l.. E. Peck and Thomas F. Clark. N. Candee of Easton, who has been I the guest of J. B. Thomas of College street, has returned home after a weeks visit
 | The Misses Lydia and Mary Kraft of Orchard street have returned from a fortnight's trip to Washington. MT. and Mrs. Chauncey of Philadel- phia have returned after a weeks visit in this city.
 Hugh T. Halbert, Yale '95, Is in town visiting friends. He will enter the law school next month
 Miss Joyce of 241 Washington street has returned from a two weeks trip to New York and Orange, N. J. Her cousin, Miss Genevieve, Ward of Ross vile. N. J., returned with her and is now her guest. 5., Mrs. H. Richardson and Miss Josie Mascro have returned from West Point and are about to join a party of friends in Philadelphia to visit Mag ara Falls for two weeks. On their re- turn they will stop few weeks in Philadelphia.
 J. Reinwald of 54 Winchester ave nue is to pay a months visit to friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT. James Boyce of 50 Collis street is visiting his grandparents in West | Woodstock, Conn.,, for two weeks. Miss Josie Hanlon of Orchard street i is spending a two weeks vacation With | friends in Bridgeport. F. w. Gordon and wife of Ward street will visit Long Branch before returning home
 l Mr. Charles Ulysses Stowe of Lan- sngburgh, N. Y., is visiting MT and Mrs. F. R. Ottarson of West Haven.
 MT. Stowe is on his way home from the convention of the Knights Templar in | Boston.
 HOWARD AVENUE CHURCH PEO- l PILE. | The Howard Avenue Congregational l Church News reviews the personal 1 item field of the church for the last | week as follows: The latest reports from Rev. A. F l Fehlandt are that he is still living al
 home in Mazomanie, Wis, and preach I ing at Lone Rock. His health is moi
 such as to permit heavy work. | Born, to MT. and Mrs. George L Stockin, August 13, son, Robert Tenn
 MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Pardee were
 made happy by the arrival of son ir July.
 MT. Charles A. Wurr met with a SC. were accident recently from which he
 has not yet fully recovered.
 MT. James H. Lee has been lame foi
 several days from painful accident | which befel his foot The family alt
 about to take an outing in Nova Sec.
 tia.
 F. L. Perry and B. H. Lee have beer
 in camp at East Hampton.
 c. c. Treat is in East Windsor, Conn
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Parce1le have jus bought a lot in Milford and expect tC