The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-21
PERSONAL JorrINas.
New Haven People and Their Summer Outings -Journeyings by Sea and Land Home From Europe.

Home From Europe.
 Major T. Attwater Barnes Is home
 for day or two from the Adirondacks,
 where his family are stopping. They are at the North woods. Fourth lake,
 Fulton Chain, Major Barnes, who Is of
 the chamber of commerce committee on
 new enterprises, wrote letter yes
 terday to McMahon & Wren of Bridge
 port, announcing to them that If they are desirous of erecting a new hotel
 In this city the chamber of commerce
 will be happy to extend any information
 as to a suitable site for such a new
 enterprise, Major Barnes returns to
 the Adirondacks on Saturday, probably,
 MT. LeBrun, the Congress avenue
 boot and shoe dealer, and wife have
 returned from four months trip to
 France, Belgium, and the British Isles.
 F. A. Hosmer, wife and daughter, of
 Orange street have secured desirable
 quarters in Cheshire for a stay of sev-
 eral weeks.
 Mir Edward Scott of Vernon street,
 formerly a tutor at Yale, now of the
 Episcopal academy in Cheshire, has
 returned from stay at the mountains.
 His mother and his aunt, Miss Gilbert,
 who were with him, have also returned.
 Miss Leonard, daughter of MT. John
 Leonard, the builder has returned from
 stay at the mountains.
 Rev. MT. Mulford, rector of the
 Church of the Ascension, is at Sag
 Harbor, L. l., spending the month of
 August. The church is closed during
 August.
 Miss Susie Cheney, bookkeeper at the
 wire mill, Fair Haven Annex, is spend-
 ing the season at Cosey Beach, stopping
 at the cottage of MT. and Mrs. Haus-
 man of this city.
 MT. Willoughby of Bishop street, sales
 man in the dress goods department at
 Malley, Nicely & Co.,, Is spending his va
 cation in New York city and other places.
 Mrs. Anna D. Clark, mother of Frank Clark of Livingston street, has been spending a couple of weeks at Cosey
 Beach at the cottage of her niece, who
 resides in Wallingford. MT. Gallagher, of the upholstery de- partment of Malley, Nicely X Co.,, and
 his sister, Miss May Gallagher, of the
 same store, residents of Edwards street, have gone to Meriden for short stay, after which they spend the remainder of their vacation at Newark, N. J. Miss Sarah Fontaine and Miss Edna Fontaine, of Brooklyn, N. Y., have been spending a couple of weeks with their great aunt, Mrs. Robert J. Gibson of Edwards street and returned home on Monday.
 Miss Maud E. Kimberly of IT Sylvan avenue is spending several weeks with friends in Springfield, Mass, returning home about September 5. Miss Tennie, Miss Alice and Miss
 Esther Embler, daughters of General
 Embler, are in Hartford, where they
 have been for couple of weeks past visiting friends.
 William Allen and family of Sylvan avenue have returned from the noun tains.
 MT. Frand D. Ludington, pastor of the New Milford Baptist church, was in this city recently making a brief visit. His many New Haven friends will be pleased to hear of his success in his chosen field of labor. His church has largely increased in membership, and the Sunday school has an average at tendance of eighty members. q Forbes avenue have gone for a vaca- tion trip. They will visit Boston and Provineetown Mass Mr Jones Is employed at the Belle dock freight Of flee of the Consolidated Railroad com pany.
 Miss Mary Munson and Fred w. Kaye of State street are visiting rela- tives in Middlefield. Conn. MT. c. F. Southard, advertising man. ager for the F, M, Brown company, has returned from vacation passed at his old home in Jersey City. Mrs. Southard and children are passing the month at Liberty, N. Y. Miss Lizzie c. Gaffney has been the guest the past two weeks of Mrs. Cur tiss of New York at her summer resi- dence in Suffield Conn. MT, John Crabb has returned from Litchfeld where he passed his vaca- tion at the Hawkhurst Captain D. $. Thomas is making dates for his "Reminiscences of an Amateur Aeronaut He has gathered together the leading incidents of his thirty-four balloon voyages into a lec- ture that holds his hearers spelbound. Many of the ascensions were made while press agent for P. T Barnum. Postmaster Francis G. Beach, who has been spending his vacation sailing and at the late National Guard en- campment, has returned and is now oc- cupying his office in the new building. Miss Sadie M. Thompson of 6t Asylum street has gone to Sag Harbor and Southampton, l.. T., to be absent until the first of September
 Miss Cora Andrews of Meriden has returned from three weeks vacation at Indian Neck.
 W. H. Hale of this city will be one of the judges at the Merden Wheel club tournament September T. The Misses Sarah and Tessie Rohan of Grand avenue will return to-day from Newport, where they have been spending two weeks vacation. Edward J. Hogben of this city, we'll
 known throughout the United States and Canada as the composer of the will sail Wednesday, August 21, on the