The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-03
PERSONAL.


Dwight w. Blakeslee and family are
at their cottage at savin Rock for the
summer.
The family of Herbert Mason of the
Security Insurance company have gone
to Lake George, where they will spend
several weeks.
Miss Gallagher, daughter of Mr., Pat
Miss Gallagher, daughter of Mr. Pat
street, is visiting relatives in Newark,
N. ].
Admiral w. S. Wells and family are
stopping at their cottage at Pine Or
chard.
| City Auditor B. q. Brown, wife and
family are occupying cottage on Rog-
ers' Island, one of the Thimbles
H. Lynde Harrison and Miss Harri-
son left yesterday morning for New
York, from where they will go to Chi
cago. While Mr.. Harrison is attending
the democratic conferences and con-
vention Miss Harrison will visit friends
in various parts of Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs F. F. Andrews of
Dwight street will leave next week for
a trip to Nova Scotia, where they will
spend the summer.
| DR.. William P. Baldwin, who has
been seriously ill, is somewhat i'm
proved in condition. Mrs. Baldwin re-
mains about the same and is still quite
| i'll.
Mr. T. C. Trefry, the druggist, with
his wife and children, will leave for
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, next week.
His family will remain in Nova Scotia
for the summer, Mr.. Trefry returning
in about two weeks.
Thomas r. Trowbridge and family
have removed to Litchfield, being
about the last of the cottagers to ar
rive. They have delightful home in
this healthy and picturesque resort.
and spend several weeks there every
summer. Mr.. Trowbridge comes to the
city for two or three days each week.
John Q. Tilson leaves to-day for a
summer vacation of two months at his
former home, Clear Branch, Tenn
Attorney Sanford B. Martin will
start to-day on a two months vacation
which will include trip through the
Schoharie valley and the Catskills. He
will visit Cooperstown, Richfield
Springs and Saratoga. Tonight he
will leave this city by boat with his
horse for New York city, and from
there will complete the trip on horse
back, making probably a few short Wis
its to this city by rail on business.
/. General w. H. Pierpont of this city
I has been invited to attend the reunion
of Company A, Seventh Connecticut
| Volunteers. 1t will take place at Com
pounce Pond, near Bristol on Satur-
day. July IL, This is General Haw-
leys old company and holds an annual
reunion apart from the regimental
| gathering.
A TRIP TO THE WHITE NOUN
/ TAINS.
| Mrs. NJ L. Lyon, Mrs. S. NJ Brown,
| Mrs. Buckbee, Mrs. Reed and Miss Ella
johnson, all residents of Cottage street,
left Tuesday morning for a trip to the
White Mountains. They will make
their headquarters at Bethlehem, and
will visit all the points of interest in
the vicinity. Mrs Brown, Mrs. Lyon
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Dwight return
ed couple OF weeks ago from a de-
| lightfui carriage trip to Springfield and
back, Mrs. Browns and Mrs. Lyons
former home
REUNION AT MERWIN'S POINT.
The children of the late Charles Mer-
win of Merwin's Point will have their
annual reunion and clambake at the
old homestead at Merwin' Point on the
Fourth of July.
PROFESSOR STEVENS-REV. MR..
BROWN
Professor Stevens of Yale, who has
been supplying the pulpit at Humph
rey street Congregational church dur
ing the two months absence of Mr..
Luckey, closed his pastorate last Sun
day. Mr.. Stevens has been very much
liked by the people. He goes away on
his summer vacation. Rev. Mr.. Brown
brotherin-1aw to City Auditor p. e.
Brown, has been engaged to supply the
pulpit through the month Of August.