The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-28
pHnsONAL .IorrINGS.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Items

broker, and his son Harry had one of the pleasantes5 of three weeks trips, from which they recently returned. They went to Bostcn and from thence by steamer to Halifax, then to Pictou They then went up the Gulf of St, Law renee and the river St. Lawrence and visited Quebec and Montreal, and re- turned by way of Lake Champlain and Saratoga.
 MT. r, C. Pidsley of Lynwood street has just received visit from his aunt, Miss Hill of Exeter, England, who is making short stay in the country, re- turning 10 England on the Cunarder Lucania Saturday.
 The announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Minnie Isaac, daugh- ter of the late Aaron A. Isaac, and brother of Dr. M. Isaac, to MT. L. l.. Brody for many years the trusted em- ploye and travelling salesman for MT. Schneider. Of the well known State street "5 and 1O' cent store.
 Miss Addie Wells, saleslady at the Charles Monson company's store, is spending four weeks vacation at Scotland, a small town near Hartford. She will return in about two weeks.
 Lawyer Frank Kelley and family are sojourning at his home at Worcester, Mass. They expect to stay until Sep tember
 Rev. MT. Brown, brother-in-law of City Auditor Brawn, who has occupied the pulpit at the Humphrey street Congregational church through the month of August, closes his services there next Sunday. He has been very much liked. It is rumored that Rev MT Luckey will not resume his pas torate until the 1st of October, as his health Is not sufficiently restored. Harry Merriman Steele and Paul Hamilton, both of Waterbury and both members of GAS, were in town We'd nesday, having just returned from a yachting trip of six weeks, during which they have visited Bar Harbor, Newport, Narragansett Pier, Watch Hill, and several other of the fashion- able summer resorts
 The Misses Mamie Cook and Mamie Holmes of F. NJ. Brown & Co., have returned from the Catskill muntains.
 Ntr. and Mrs. W. NJ Atwater of Wor- cester, Mass, formerly of this city, are summering at the Montowese house, Branford.
 Mrs. H. Hayden and daughter of AT Edwards street are spending a week S outing at Madison, Conn. Mrs. Michael Mullen of this city is spending her two weeks vacation with her mother in Branford. l Dr. Mary J. Wright has returned to the city after few weeks vacation. MT. and Mrs. C. R. Bray have gone to the Catskill mountains for a few weeks stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lemuel G. Hoadley and their daughter. Mis- Florence Hoadley, left on Wednesday for Saratoga where they vii, according to their annual GUS tom. remain until the middle of Sep tember.
 Mrs, Jean Pardee- Clark, who was called home from Saratoga two weeks ago by the serious illness of her moth CT, returned to the springs yesterday. Mrs Clark goes particularly to report the floral show, the grand annual finale of the Saratoga season, for three or four New York papers. Mrs. Clark will be absent this time only a week. At the Waumbek, Jefferson, are Dr. Gustavis Eliot Mrs. c. H. Townsend and Miss H. " Hotchkiss.
 Mrs. James s. Chafee and son, Rollo, of Amenia, N. Y, are visiting friends in this city and Woodmont the present week.
 | The Misses Ada and Lillian Nealy, Cora Palmer Lottie Rice, Bessie Ciln- ton, and Matilda Olson are stopping at the Clinton cottage, Short Beach, for two weeks.
 George W. Ives is spending the last | two weeks of August at the Stoddard house, Pennington, Me MT and Mrs. George E. AIling and family, who have spent the great part of the summer at the Pequot club, have returned to their West Chapel street home. On Saturday they leave for Waterbury to visit at Mrs. Alling' home
 MT and Mrs. E. s. Crockett and J. w. Crockett, jr, have returned from Ccsey Beach, where they have b9en spending a few days with Mir and Mrs Edward l.. Phalan.
 Notice was received from Wasbipg- :on Wednesday of the promotion of Railway Postal Clerk A. .. Walton from class 4 to class ,, with an increase of salary from $1 ,150 to s1, 300 Class , is the highest grade for clerks in the department, and very few have attain ed it yet.
 Miss Anna Deegan, with Miss Eliza beth Kennedy, left Wednesday for a short trip to Saratoga
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Mckay and MT. and Mrs. F. R. Mckay, jr., are New Haven people now at the St. Cloud hotel, New York
 A recent arrival at Morris Cove is Miss Dorothy Denver of New York. Miss Nellie Wrinn, Miss Margaret Golden and Miss Mary Doherty have returned from a two weeks visit at Short Beach, where, with several other young women, they have had cottage under the chaperonage of Mrs Dodds. Detective Sergeant Henry D. Cowles and Mrs. Cowles have gone to Yer mont to spend a ten days vacation.
 Miss Anna Ford, with D. W. Cos grove & O., has returned from her two weeks vacation spent at Port Morris, N. Y.
 Augustus King, nephew of Rev. Dr. Harwood and we'll known socially in New Haven, Is with his mother sum- mering at Greenfield Mass.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Spencer Johnston and daughter, Miss Ethel, of No. 12O St.