The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-22
Personal JoYrINGs.


Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche is slowly
improving and her recovery is ulti-
mately expected She is still very
weak, but here general condition gives
much hope of steady continued i'm
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice w. Chase have
gone to their cottage at Morris Cove
Henry G. Newton has returned from
a visit to Cromwell where his wife is
spending a few weeks.
e. l.. Linsley Of North Haven, whose
law offices are in this city, is i'll at his
home with malaria. His condition is
not serious. but he has never fully re-
covered from his severe attack of ty-
phoid fever last winter.
Mr. Evarts, wife and child, of Bishop
street have gone to spend a couple Of
weeks occupying the cottage of James
Parsons of Bishop street.
j. X. Ryan, the well known contrac-
tor, is occupying a handsome residence
ON Circular street, Saratoga, for the
season.
The Misses Wilson, daughters of Mrs.
A. H. Kimberly of Whitney avenue,
are at DR.. Strong's, Saratoga, for the
season.
Mrs. William e. Higgins of Howard
avenue, wife of Deputy Sheriff Higgins,
is seriously i'll with nervous prostra-
ton. She has been sick for several
months, but her condition has grown
worse the past few days.
Mrs. NJ e. DeForest of this city is at
the Worden, Saratoga. F. T. German
of this city is one of the regular visitors
who has arrived there.
Mrs. Martha j. Hofer of York street,
with her daughters, the Misses Ellen
and Kate Hofer are to spend the rest of
the season at Morris. Litchfield county.
Among the guests at the Inn Red
Lion, Stockbridge, is Mrs. F. S. Pierce
of Lines street Mrs. Pierce will be
away for fortnight
At Newport for the summer is Mr..
Jam A Meala of Redfield street. Miss
Elizabeth Mealia who has been at
woodmont for several weeks past, has
returned to town.
Mrs. Charles Merryman of Westville,
who has been i'll for a year past, is so
far improved that she will go this year
to Woodbridge for stay Miss Merry
man will accompany her mother.
William M Chase has gone to Bos-
ton, where he has accepted position.
He will come to New Haven on Satur-
days of each week and spend Sunday
with his family, and in September the
family will remove to Boston.
Mrs. Frederick j. Morgan of Orange
street has taken cottage at Morris
Cove for the rest of the season, and is
already in possession Her daughter,
Mrs. Lillian H Doclkendorf. with her
children, will spend the summer at her
mothers cottage.
Harry E. Mozearlous of Summit
street, Fair Haven Heights, has just
returned from his vacation at the Per-
kins institute, Boston. For the past
three weeks he has been on a concert
trip through Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, singing with great sue
cess
Herbert L. Benton who left here for
a trip through the west last week, has
left Kentucky, where he spent a few
days on business, and gone to Ohio
where he will as school commissioner
in'that state He WILDE absent fort
| night longer.
Marion Wilcox. the writer, who is as
ISOLATED with the firm of Harpe,
Brothers, spent Sunday in town with
his mother Mrs. Daniel Wilcox of York
Square. Mr. Wilcox returned to New
| Rochelle, his home, taking with hin
| his little daughter, Nina, who has beer
staying here for fortnight.
Mrs Jane Lambert of 1853 Bradley
street goes to Woodmont to spend the
remainder of July.
The marriage of Miss Ella Pierce Of
this city t Mr. Doty of Hartford is an
nounced to take place on August 4 al
| the home of the groom's sister II
| Springfield, Mass.
Miss Annie Bushley, who recently
graduated from the Hillhouse high
| school, has secured a position in the
office OF the Rumford Falls Times OF
| Rumford Falls, Me. Mr.. Bushley's bus
| mess called him to that section. He
moved his family there, and Miss An.
ME secured the position.
| Superintendent of Police Treadwel
Smith of this city has supplied his cot
| tage at Woodmont with Chapman's fire
! extinguishers. The cottagers are mucf
pleased at the prospect of having a fire
| extinguishing apparatus in the village
| before. long, to be furnished by The
town of Milford.
| Miss Elizabeth Healy of III Sherman
avenue, assistant principal of Daven
port avenue school, is spending a two
| weeks vacation in Naugatuck
Miss Matte Hills of 397 Crown stree
has gone for a two weeks visit to Pat
terson, N. Y, where she will be tbs
guest of Mrs Cornwall
| Mrs. Charles Vishno and her little
daughter, Ruth will go to Suffield soor
| for a taste of mountain air.
w. F. Darlan left yesterday for Plain
vile, where he will attend the Metho
dist camp meeting.
| Attorney James O'Connor was yester.
day pronounced out of danger by his
physician, DR.. L. F. Gaynor. Mr.. O'Con.
nors condition last Thursday was Sc
serious that his life was despaired of
He had congestion of the brain brough
| on by overwork.
Mrs. S. NJ Kern of Waterbury is il
town with her parents ON Asylum
| street.
| Attorney A. L. hurry of Pueblo, Col.
| is in town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherlon d. Smith lief
yesterday for a two weeks stay a
South Norfolk, in the northwestern
| part of the state.