The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-06
PERSONAL JoTTINGS.

New Haven People and Their Summer outings-Journeying by Sea and Land The Mountain Inn and Sea Shore Res sorts.
 William Fisher and wife of 197 De- witt street have returned home from a two weeks vacation spent in Far Rock away, ........
 Mrs, Sophia Ploehn of Jersey City Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Borgen of Broad street,
 Dr, Louis J, Gaynor of 154 Orange street has returned from brief busi- ness trip to Canada.
 Charles V. King of Dixwell avenue Is spending his vacation with relatives in Providence
 | MT and Mrs. Charles F. Messenger of Whalley avenue have returned home from a two weeks vacation spent at Lake Waramaug.
 Miss Hattie Streeter of Albany is the guest of Mrs. Frank Converse of Whalley avenue.
 | Mrs. Moses Thomas and daughter left yesterday for the White mountains, where they will remain for three or four weeks.
 Louis Rolla of this city leaves to- day for a months sojourn on the St. Lawrence river.
 Bernard McQueeney, the poular head clerk at Louis Lewinsons State street cafe, is enjoying his vacation cruising on the sound.
 Alfred G. Mailer of 122 Olive street has returned from a months visit to Boston. Mass.
 E. Francis Davis, the well known city editor of the Palladium, has re- turned from a two weeks sojourn at Old Point Comfort.
 James F. Flynn, for many years con- nected with the insurance office of J. G & J. c. North, has gone to Narragan- Isett Pier, Newport and other places for a two weeks vacation stay. ! Herbert Clark of AtWater street, Fair Haven, has gone to Woodstock, Vt. to spend few weeks.
 William Coburn of San Francisco Cal, is the guest of G. M Grant.
 Postmaster Beach returned from his lyachting cruise yesterday morning His big schooner yacht Edith, which anchored off the club house yesterday morning, was the first of the local fleet to return from the cruise to Newport The postmaster looks tanned and re- ports that he had an excellent time He goes to camp at Mantle next week.
 J. c. Mcclure and daughter Jennie will spend this week at Saratoga, and on their return will stop over a few days at Albany.
 Howard c. Webb has severed his connection with the Register and vii Case, Ely & Case. MT. Webb has 2 , large circle of friends, and all wish hin the utmost success.
 MT. A. H. Kolb of 244 Congress ave Inue, commander Of local council Amer ican Legion of Honor, started for Sara toga yesterday as representative to th' grand council convention to be held a that place beginning August 6. On hi' return he will stop among the Berk shire Hills for few weeks
 Announcement was made yesterda! that Charles Tracy Bronson, the vel known New York newspaper man, for merly of New Haven, and Mrs. Ell; G. Robbins of 229 Norton street, wer I to be married shortly. MT. Bronson i now on the staff of the New Yorl Times.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Turner of Park vile, Conn, are the guests of Presiden Nicholas Csrcoran of the Plumbers union, at his home on Congress ave nue.
 l Rev. John c. Collins went to North field yesterday arranging the program ; for MT. Moody's Northfield convention
 Miss Annie Masir O'Donnell of 8 Adeline street is visiting friends il !, Fall River Mass.
 John Carroll of Ward street has re turned from his vacation spent partl. in New York, Boston and Newport
 Miss Florence Palmer of Park stree l1eaves this morning for Asbury Parl to spend her vacation.
 Mrs Thomas Sheehan and son o Greene street are at Collinsville, Conn for a few days.
 M. l.. Lambert, the Chapel stree matter, is at Lake George
 w. A. Spaulding, the Church stree druggist, has just returned from tri to Europe. MT. Spaulding sailed iron New York on July IT on the St. Louis He went only to, London and returne, by the same steamer, but feels mucl improved much in health because o | the trip.
 Miss M. Stone and Mrs. Harry Lyon are visiting friends in town.
 Miss Maggie E. Corcoran of Wash burns pharmacy is spending two week vacation among the Berkshires.