The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-09

Major and Mrs. Il, Attwater Barnes
left yesterday for the Adirondacks,
where they will remain for some time.
Mrs Frederick II. Ward and Mrs.
A, X. Brown have gone to Middetown
to visit friends,
Miss Kittie Killen of Hartford, Miss
Nellie O'Brien of Winthrop avenue, and
the Misses Minnie and Genevieve Keefe
of Pearl street are spending two weeks
at Short Beach.
Edward Pursell and Miss Julia Pur-
sell left yesterday for a two weeks
vacation. They will visit Old Point
Comfort and Richmond
w. II. Morrow, box clerk at the post
office, started for West Morris yester-
day.
Stamp Clerk Chester W. Ewing, whose
summer walton ended Wednesday is
rejoicing over the arrival of new girl
weighing about nine pounds.
Miss Rose Cakes has just returned
from five weeks vacation spent in
the Wachuset Mountains.
Mrs. Frank I. Thompson and sons
are at Madison, Conn.
| Miss Kittie Began, daughter of Sig
nal Officer Began, is summering in
Litchfield. Her mother returned to
this city and reports her much. inn
proved in health.
Miss Celia Dillon is spending August
in company with several friends at
Burns Point.
Rev. DR.. Twitchell of the Dwight
Place church and daughter, May, have
gone to Cleveland, O., for two weeks
| stay.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith of 2O2 Batch
ley avenue is visiting friends in New
Britain and Colllnsville.
Miss Carrie Fowler Of st. John street
is visiting in Branford.
H. Sherman of Shelter street is now
| clerk in F'enton's fish store of Grand
avenue.
Mrs. J. w. Granniss of East Haven
is visiting Mrs. Julia Fowler of st.
John street.
Henry s. Highly, the Chapel street
| druggist, wife and daughter will go
| August is to spend a couple weeks at
| their old home near Portland, Me.
TO CAMP IN CANADA.
Peter E. Bowman, assistant superin-
tendent of the New York division of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, and wife, and Coroner
Mix and wife start to-day for their
summer vacation. They will camp in
Canada, north of Quebec. They expect
great fishing.
/ GOING TO THE ACKNOWLEDGES
! f. f. Andrew, the well known Church
street sporting merchant, will leave in
a few days for Fourth Lake in the
Fulton chain in the Adirondaks, where
| he will spend two weeks shooting deer
| and fishing for salmon trout. The law
will be off from deer in short time
AT Fourth Lake Mrs. Andrew will meet
his wifenda osn. The lake is near DR.
Gaylord's camp on Polar Island.
AT SHORT BEACH.
Miss Hester Park of 50 Dwight street
this city, chaperoned by Mrs. Wallace
Hills, one of Plainville's most attrac.
tive ladies, is stopping at the Kimberly
cottage, Short Beach, for the month
Of August, together with several other
Southington lady friends and Mr. Harry
Parker, who is in the bicycle bushes:
in Southington and to whom Miss Par,
ker, who is one of New Hayen's mos
popular and pleasing young ladies, i!
engaged The party arrived at TIL,
beah August /.
Albert Langzettel of the George III
Ford & Co. jewelry store Is enjoying
the week with his canoe at the caml
of the owanux Canoe club, Of which
he is a member, at Woodmont Afte,
leaving the camp he will go to An
sonia and other places to finish hi
vacation.
Miss Frances o'Connor is spending
a two weeks vacation at Long Branch
Miss Fitch, stenographer at Georg
H. Ford & Co.'S, will spend her thre
weeks vacation at Salisbury, VT.