The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-24
pERSoNAL JorrINGs

member of the class of TO to graduate kHls father, Judge M. B. Beardsley, oi
 Bridgeport, graduated quarter of q
 century ago. Sam will follow the pro-
 fesslon of his father and take up the
 study of law Immediately.
 Miss Louise, daughter of MT. and Mrs
 Tracy B. Warren of Bridgeport for
 merly of New Haven, arrived home on
 her vacation from Bryn Mawr Satur- | day. Her father was an officer of the
 New Haven Grays when a resident of
 this city.
 Father McGlnnis of New Haven will | shortly become an assistant priest at | St. Mary's church, Norwalk. | William R. Arnold of 112 Olive street
 will open restaurant, ice crearA and confectionery establishment in the | Knight building on Depot street, Mill | ford, this week. Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick of Orchard street has gone to Renovo Pa, to spepR
 three or four months with relatives.I Professor Blackman of Yale, a former pastor of the Congregational church in Naugatuck, occupied the pulpit there yesterday in the absence of the Rev. | MT. Soule.
 MT and Mrs. II. s. Anderson of Edge wood avenue left yesterday morning for Chautauqua, where they will pass the remainder of the summer. MT. Ander- son has charge of the gymnasium there.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. Cowles, who have been the guests the past two weeks of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Booth of Garden street returned to their home in Boston Saturday.
 The Misses Jessie Van Deusep, Lottie Hau, Della Plnney. Annie Gardiner and Jennie Klock went Saturday morn ing to Grove Beach to spend Sunday at the cottage of Mrs. Van Deusen.
 Mrs. Carlos Clapp and Miss Kitty Clapp of Lynwood street are spending the month of June at their cottage at ocean Grove.
 Julian H. Goodman, son of Andrew Goodman, has been advanced from the fourth class to the junior class at high school because of rare ability. He skips the third class.
 Miss Bertha A. Harrison, a gradu- ate of Miss Gilbert's school, and who has been residing with her aunt at No. 26 Lynwood street, has returned to her home In North Branford.
 Miss Nina Eggleston, who was so severely Injured in a runaway acci- dent in Colorado a year ago, has gone to Grand View Sanitarium, Werners- ville, Pa. She expects to return to the home of her sister. Mrs. Frank j. Lin- sley in September.
 Miss Lottie Weaver of New Haven is visiting Miss Clara Curtis on Long Brook avenue, Stratford.
 The Rev MT. Lathrop of North Haven preached in the Congregational church. Trumbull, yesterday morning and evening in exchange with the pas tor.
 Charles Wheeler, of Yale university, was home in Trumbull for a short stay Thursday. MT, Wheeler graduates in the present class, and Is expecting to spend part of his summer In Trumbull. \ Tn the fall he will go to Brooklyn to teach in the Latin school.
 r. w. Judd, jr. son of Chief Justice Judd of Honolulu, has been sepding a few days with Dr. G. A. Shelton in Shelton.
 H. B. woolston of SO5 George street has gone to Mechanicsburg, Pa.
 Mrs. William Brown of 305 George street has gone to Mechanicsburg, Pa.
 L. Osterweis and family are at the West shore.
 Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Bacon on BOT Crown street have gone to Woodbridge, Conn.
 Cleveland s. Thompson and family are at Woodmont
 MT. and Mrs. c. Plerpont of 262 York | street have gone to West Haven.
 Mrs. Perrigo of 115 York street has gone to Woodmoht.
 Miss Annie M. Gilbert of 322 George | street has gone to Richfeld Springs, N. Y.
 Miss Florence Harrison of 36s George street is at Hill View, Lake George, | N Y.
 T. r. Booth and family of ss Howe | street are at Spring Lake Beach, N Y.
 Mrs. M. E. Haght and Maude Haight ,f 99 Howe street have gone to Chau- .auqua, N, Y.
 Ed Norris of 100 Park street Is at Cortland, N. Y,
 Hattie Willard of Howe street is stop- ping at West Haven, Conn.
 Harry Ryan of 134 Spring street has ,one to Mobile, Ala.
 D. A. Beckley of 300 Howard avenue S at Branford, Conn.
 M. A. and c. H. Hendricks of 341 Howard avenue are stopping at Wood- nont, Conn.
 Dr. James P Pierpont of S90 Howardh venue is summering at Branford, ,onn.
 William A. Foskett and family of 1SS Davenport avenue have gone to Stony ,reek for the summer.
 Morris Bauman and family of S6 Ward street will spend the rest of the ummer at the West shore.
 R. M. Burwell and family of 15 Lam erton street are at Morris Cove. c, E. Cone and family of 23 Larnber- on street were over Sunday at Indian Jeck.
 H. L. stearns of 80 Spring street is at yiantic, Conn.
 Mrs. welles of 80 Spring street is also t Mantle, Conn. pr. J. ii. Sayles of Park street l as gone to West Newton, Mass. A. R. Bradley of 526 Howard avenue spending the summer at East River,