The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-12
Personal JOTTTNGs.
New Haven People and Their Summer
Outings-Journeyingsb by Land and

New maven IeOple anu Anetr SuU1UlPT
Outings by Land and
Presidents Leete of the Mechanics
bank and Mersick of the Merchants
bank, Cashier Fields of the Trades
mems bank and party sailed from Eu-
rope for home August Z.
Mrs. Diebel, the caterer, is away in
Brooklyn, L. l., for stay Of two
weeks, returning in about week.
Mrs. Caroline Johnson of Merwin's
Point and Mrs. Lines of New Milford
leave for a short stay at Saratoga
Springs to-day.
Miss Sadie Cromby and Miss Mamie
Burk of Hartford are visiting their
aunt on Chapel street
Timothy Mcnamara and daughter of
Thomaston are visiting S. V. Reynolds
of Congress avenue.
Harry Strauss, clerk in the shoe de-
partment at Neely's, Leaves to-day for
the Litchfield hills.
Jeweler s. H Kirby and family are
enjoying a three or four weeks stay at
Rogers Island, Stony Creek. Mr. In
sull and family of the Kirby store
spent yesterday at Rogers Island with
the party. John Burgess Kirby, son of
IS. H. Kirby goes next week on the
annual encampment of the naval mill
tia, of which he Is a prominent mem
ber To-day he joins his parents at
Rogers Island for a stay of several
days.
Mr.. Parker, the Chapel street opti-
clan, and family are enjoying the
summer at Madison, where Mr.. Parker
has very comfortable cottage which
he built several years ago and has &C.
cupied every summer since.
Miss Ina T. Plat, bookkeeper at
Linsley, Root & Co, is spending a two
weeks vacation In the Adirondacks
Miss Olive Mason and Miss Eva Brad
ley have returned from two weeks
vacation at the Plainyille camp meet
ing.
The family of Mrs. John A. Damn,
of Damn Brothers, the manufacturers
have been spending the past week at
Plainville camp meeting. Mr. Damn,
who was at the camp meeting, returned
last week.
Jeweler j. III. G.. Durant has been re-
ceiving many congratulations on the
steady and rapid increase, not only of
his jewelry business, but also of his
optical business, and is also being con-
graduated upon his new and enlarged
facilities, he having just had built
commodious and spacious dark room
in the rear of the jewelry store where
special tests of the eyes may be made
when needed by artificial light alone.
He constantly with him the skilled
services of one of the most accomplish
ed graduate opticians in the state, the
results shown giving the highest salts
faction.
Mrs. A. M. Steinmetz and daughter.
Miss Matte, of 1872 Orange street, have
gone on an extended trip through New
York state, stopping in New York city,
Albany. Utica, Syracuse, Rochester,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls and visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin in Belmont,
Mrs. o. G. Cartwright's home, and will
return September 1.
Attorney Charles S. Hamilton has
gone on a trip to Nova Scotia.
Miss Annie Brown Hendricks of
Beers street is spending her school
vaca ton with friends in Providence and
Newport.
DR. Frank H Wheeler and P. H. Cos
grove will start soon for Cleveland. O.,
to attend the national convention of
the Ancient order of Foresters of Amer
lea.
John w. Madden, night clerk at the
local postoffice, has started for a two
weeks vacation.
NJ. NJ. Camp and wife of Ward street
are sojourning for a few weeks at
Pleasant View farm, East Mt. South
ington.
Frank E. Lewis and family of 95
Ward street are at, Branford Point
house for the balance of the season.
Miss T. ]. HughsOn has returned
from a weeks stay with friends in
New Britain.
PhiIo S. Bennett left Saturday on the