The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-17
PERSONAL JorrIXes.

New Haven People and Their summer Out
ings-Journeyings and sojournings by
Sea and Land-other Personal Notes of
Interest,
Attorney Samuel II, Fisher of the
patent law firm OF Robinson q Fisher.
is at the Arlington in Washington, DC.
Incorporation Counsel c, 7, Driscoll
has Just returned from Newport where
he has been spending several weeks.
Mrs, DR. Chapman has taken the
Prof, Richards cottage at Woodbridge
for the remainder Of the summer,
Prof. William c, Robinson with his
family are occupying Prof. Robinson's
house at Laconia, N. n,
Major 7. H. Sucher, Captain George
H. stitze, William Englehardt and 9TH
er members of the local Independent
German Rifle company, who have been
at the shoot In Springfield. Mass, have
returned.
Miss E. Jeanette Tuttle, teacher in
the kindergarten deartment of Win
chester school, is spending her vaca-
tom at her home in North Haven,
T. f, Mcconnell, clerk of the city
court Of Cleveland, O., is visiting
friends in the city. He has been at
tending the national convention Of Elks
in Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. Dunn of the New Haven Water
company is with his family at Short
Beach, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer
Mr.. Trowbridge Allen, who has been
taking seven months trip around the
world, is back in town. 1t is said Mr..
Allen has been making notes of his OBJ
servations and will in due season bring
out a book, which shall be "a novel,
showing glinpses of transatlantic and
Pacific life.
On Saturday Harry w. Lamb and DR..
F. C. Swift sail for Europe. They are
planning quite a leisurely trip, which
will include visits to most of the princi-
pal cities of Europe and some time in
Egypt. They will not rteurn to New
Haven before the early spring.
Miss Fannie Fern FNalk, who has been
a member of a Lyceum theater COM
pany during the past season, Is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Zunder of
Elm street. for the summer.
Miss Sarah Poole of Edgewood ave-
nue. sailed Saturday for England. where
she has gone to attend the wedding Of
her niece, Miss Jennie Allender, former
| ly of New Haven, who went TO England
about two months ago. Miss Poole was
| accompanied by her twelve-year-old
nephew, Richard Roberts. They will
visit relatives In England during the
summer, returning to America the early
part OF September
| Grand Deputy Meyers Of this city In
stalled the officers Of Capital City lodge,
independent Order Birth Abraham, Of
| Hartford, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Human of zoe Crown
street is enjoying an outing In the Berk-
shire Hills 1t is the first vacation she
| has taken In many years and the Hin
! man house seems lonely indeed without
| the "landlady"
Elisha Trowbrldge, convicted of as
sault with intent to kill his brother,
| Charles H. Trowbridge, and now serv-
| ing a sentence In the state prison, and
who suffered a stroke of paralysis Sat-
| urday, remains IN a critical condition.
| Miss Miriam Adler is to leave next
week for the White mountains, where
| she is to join Mrs. Moses of Dwight
| street at the Fabian house.
The engagement is announced Of Mrs.
Sophy Strouse, daughter of Louis Oster-
| weis, to Louis U1lrnan, a son of Mrs. M.
ullman
| Miss Mary Kelly Of Danville. ILL.,, Is
the guest Of Mrs. George Murphy of q
! Asylum street.
Mrs. H. w. Beecher Of New York Is
| visiting Mrs. j. E. Eldrtdge of Spring
| street.
| Mr.. G. w. Kellogg and family Of Ed
| wards street are away for a week In
| New Hartford
| N. J. Beers and wife and George
| Baldwin and friend leave the city this
morning for Ocean Grove, N. j., to be
gone about one week.
| Mrs. Charles A. Tuttle of 122 College
street is visiting friends at Larchmont
| Manor, N. Y. She will return on We'd
! nesday and will spend the remainder
of the vacation season at Thimble ISL
1 ands.