The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-11
PERsoN4L JorrINGs
About New Haven People and Then
 Doings.

Doings.
 Mrs. r. w. ]. Sizer returned from Europe on the Servia on Wednesday after tour through Holland, Germa- ny, Belgium, Switzerland and France and stay of a few days in Devon shire, in the south of England. The weather during the entire journey was pleasant and the temperature delight fully cool,
 Dr. Walker left yesterday for a two weeks trip to Bethlehem, N. H.. for rest and recuperation.
 George E. Cartier, brother of the Rev. J. E. Cartier, pastor of St. Louis (R. @ church, has entered the office of Attorney Charles E. Fowler and will study for the bar.
 Fire Commissioner A. D. Sanborn left yesterday for New Hampshire, where his wife and son have been for several weeks. MT. Sanborn has a cottage at Alton Bay. N. H,
 Mrs. August Charles Brown of Pres ident street, Brooklyn, and her two sons, who are visiting her parents at 260 Portsea street, are very much inn proved in health and will return home in few days.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Smith of Humph- rey street have gone to visit their daughter in Yonkers. MT Smith rode from New Haven to Yonkers on his bicycle.
 Mrs Eli Mix and daughter, Miss Bes- sic, have returned home from an ex- tended trip in central New York state. Mrs. Mix's health has been greatly ben etited by her sojourn, and she is well comed home by her many friends.
 Professor and Mrs. Percy Smith will return to New Haven on the 18th to be n readiness for the opening of Yale They will take possession for the present of their rooms at No 597 Crown street.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Benton and MT and Mrs. G. B. filling are planning q bicycle run to Litchfield and return with few days taIly in that pictur esque old town between the trips The | start will be made in few days. George Kelly of Hartford was in 1 town recently. He reports his wife Mrs. Hettie Bradley-Kelly, still at Spa | in Belgium, where she is making splen- | did progress in her profession undez | the instruction of Bouhy. She will SC l to Paris October i and it is MT. Kel- Iy's present intention to go across and return with his wife about the ThaulIs- | giving season.
 | A number of the local members of the Nonantum club started yesterday for a | two weeks stay at their headquarters which are located in the vicinity of Lac | du Commisaires. Quebec, Canada | Among these who went were $. & | Thompson, J. T. Benham, w. H. Coop CT, W. H. Ely, George A. Maycock, M B. Smith, I, B. Morse, Joseph Hubin- ger, Frank Seward, Charles E. Church l Some of those who will join the party later will be Fl M. Ryder, who is tt start Saturday and R. H. Brown, who will leave here September +. Some ot l those who are at the preserve now are l George H. Hart. J. B. Elton and MT l Atwood of Waterbury; also Howard Beck and A c. Henderson Of New l York
 James F. Scott, who for many years has held prominent positions on tn editorial staff of the Register will, nex week. take the managing editors chai at the Palladium office. MT. Scott wa: assistant to City Editor William Rod man when he was on the Register staf and who lately became connected witt the Palladium MT Rodman is obliged to retire for time on account of il health.