The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-27
MANY PERSONAL J0TTINGS
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE AND THEIR
SUMMER OUTINGS.

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many Irlehus VIII De slad TO near, Is
greatly improved in health after an ILL
ness of three years duration during
,yh,oh sho ,os moot 90 +ho H..
N0"-
iineu u her hoiiie' Inc lhuleatlons seem
good for complete restoration Of her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenleaf of
ED street who have been sojourning
at their cottage at Short Beach, will
leave next week for visit to Sauquoit,
N. Y, and vicinity, where they resided
in their youthful days. They have
rented their cottage at Short Beach to
Mr.. Booth of New Britain, who occupied
cottage at the beach last summer
Mrs. Hickox. wife of Mr.. Hckox, the
popular Chapel street baker, who was
formerly steward of the New Haven
Orphan asylum, has recovered from
the effects of a surgical operation per-
formed for the removal OF a cancerous
growth and the many friends of this
estimable lady are rejoiced to see her
about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickox of Trumbull
street have gone to visit a daughter
at Kansas City, Mo-, where they will
probably remain until autumn
DIR. H. w. Sanford, a skillful physi-
clan, has removed from Hartford to this
city and rented one of the houses of
Lieutenant Burnett on Edwards street,
intending to locate in this city at the
desire of many friends here.
Woodmont was visited last evening
by New Haven delegation. In the
party Were ex-Commissioner w. j. At
water. Harry |. Thompson, the famous
Connecticut portrait painter: Isaac J,
Wild, treasurer OF the New Haven Gas
Light company; Enos Kimberly the
coal merchant, ana others.
MT, w. f. Dickerman and Miss Anna
L. Dlckerman, son ana daughter OF
rev w, +. DlckerInah' pastor OF the
Cnurci Oh the MESSIAH nave just ar
rlVeo from Lansing, MICH ana VIII
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OF August.
Feter hlenhan, head clerk TOT Inomas
r. hlernan OF Ireene street VIII IN a
day or two san Tor ireland Tor two
months vacation trip.
samuel Cochrane OF Ia Lloyd street
mas gone Tor Two months vacation
to Nova Scotia, Canada. He will also
visit Niagara Falls.
MIS- r. ,. knollmeyer OF 81 Broad
street started for Saratoga yesterday
morning. Accompanying her Is Miss
Isidora J. Woods of 81 Whalley avenue.
They will not return until the first of
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson have
taken cottage at Woodmont for two
weeks, and will leave town on Mon
day.
Miss Theresa Huber sailed for Eu-
rope Thursday on the Furst Bismarck
She will go direct upon her arrival
abroad to Pascal, Switzerland
Mrs. Theron A. Todd and Miss Edith
Todd of Cornell university have been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Todd at Woodmont
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. DeForest
are spending the summer at Wood