The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-25
PERSONAL JoTTINGs.

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Mrs, b. ], Cook of Stamford is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Francis S. Hamilton of
Warren street for few days,
officer Fred Kober and family Of the
Dixwell avenue precinct and family
have gone to South Britain for weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Eli Mix, children and maid. and
Mrs. S. V. Taft left yesterday for Peeks'
Island, Me.
Mr.. Charles w. Mix leaves to-day for
New York state and Canada.
Mrs. VIM. Shakespeare of Waltham,
Mass, Is visiting Mrs John Keast of
Sc Wolcott street.
Mrs. A. Fl. Kellam of Park street and
daughter have returned from a weeks
visit to the White Mountains. They
will leave in about a week for San
Francisco, Cal, where they will perma-
nently reside.
Miss Louise f. Neebe Of 81 Waverly
street is visiting in Meriden with her
sister, Mrs. William Koepchen.
Miss Alma Lucille Roy of Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting relatives at 912 Grand
avenue for a few weeks.
Mrs. e. M. Alling and Mrs, G. E.
Hodgson of this city participated in
the first grand hop at the Uplands,
Bethlehem, N. H., white Mountains)
Tuesday evening.
Councilman W. l.. Peck andrwife have
gone to Block Island to spend few
days.
Mrs. Charles Manwaring and children
of East Pearl street are summarizing at
Shelter Island.
Miss Grace Butterfield of Springfield
is visiting at the home of Clarence
Thompson of West Haven.
Mrs J. D. Gilbert and son, Elmer T.,
are stopping with G. H. Randall at
Morris Cove.
Fred Gilbert, son of John GILBERT,
has gone to Woodmont for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher of De-
Witt street have gone to Far Rocka-
way. -
Miss Helen Austin of University
Place is visiting her sister in New Jer-
sey.
Miss Wheeler of Whalley avenue is
visiting her brother in Denver, Col,
Mrs. Beach and daughter Lucille are
taking a tour through New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damn and daughter
Geneva are at Bethlehem. N H.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bougton are at the
| Ocean Grove house. Newport.
| Stephen G. Crabb is spending his va
| cation at Lake Wauramaug.
James WEIGH, formerly in the employ
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone company in this city, but now Oh
| Hartford, is visiting relatives in town.
| Mrs. B. J. Dillon is enjoying a reorea-
ton in Sullivan county, New York.
| Mrs. Asaph Hale Of Portland is visit
| ing friends in this city.
| F. Wesley Downs of Bridgeport is
| visiting Charles Bowman of Whalley
| avenue.
| Mrs. Warren Judson Of Ed street
with her daughters, Miss Sadie and
1 Miss Annie, are stopping for the season
| at their cottage at Savin Rock.
| Mrs. DR. Cooley Of Southbury is visit
| ing Attorney and Mrs. George Cooley of
| Wall street.
| The Misses May and Florence Smith
| of Kensington street are spending their
vacation in Waterbury and Litchfeld.
1 Mrs e. C. Sage Of Wolcott street
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Judge
| Cowen of Carlinville, Ill, also her sister,
Miss Mary Cowen of the same place.
| Miss Annie Clue of Washington street
is at Sunset Beach.
Miss Emma White of Whalley ave-
nue., who has been visiting her grand
parents In Foxboro for the past two
i months, is expected home this week.
William A. Hart of Warren street
4 Yale '97S., Is at Durham Center for a
] few weeks
/ ]. Hamilton Scranton, Yale '9s, is
| spending the summer at the home Of
/ his grandfather in Madison.
Miss May Pollard of George street
has gone to New Hampshire for the
4 summer.
4 William A. Hart Of Warren street,
4 Yale man in the class Of '97 S., is a
4 Durham Center for a few weeks.
i Charles w. Wilkinson of the Will
mantle Thread company has been il
4 town for a few days. Mr.. Wilkinson
formerly lived in New Haven and ha
many warm friends here who are ella:
to welcome him back. He left yester
day for South birmingham, Mass.
where he is living at the presen
time.
Fred L. Nettleton and Edward A. An
ketell have returned from two weeks
cruise along the sound in the 2S-foo
sharpe Nyad, which was last year on
of the yacht club fleet.
Mrs. Beach Of Whal1ey avenue, will
her daughter, Miss Lucille Beach, ar
| spending their vacation in trave
| through New England, stopping for 1
few days at some of the most prominen
summer places.
| Mrs. DR.. Cooley Of southbury il
stopping for short while With Attor
ney and Mrs. George R. Cooley Of Wal
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Downs of Daven
port, Iowa, formerly of New Haven
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Waite
who is with her daughters, Mrs. But
tricks and Mrs. Canada, on Cassiu
street.
Mrs. B. j. Dillon is enjoying
recreation in Sullivan county, New
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