The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-01
pERsoNaL JorrINGS.

Now Haven People and Their Summer Outings-Other Notes of Personal Inter- est.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Barber of 126 Greenwood street have returned from five weeks sojourn in the mountains in Columbia county, N. r., much improv- ed in health.
 Miss Katharine Grace of Newark, N. J., who has been visiting Mrs. Henry Gessler of North Front street, has re- turned to her home,
 Frederick E. Best, agent of the United States Express company, returned yes terday from Chatham, N. Y, where he has been spending his vacation.
 Mrs. Richard Platt of 99 Lake Place starts to-day for an outing at Quassa- paug Lake, Pomperang Valley and oth- CT places.
 Miss Stella Raymond of Meriden, who has been spending the summer at Chautauqua, N. T., has accepted a very flattering position to teach gymnastic and physical culture in California. She is of the class of '95 of Dr. Andersons Normal school of this city. Her many friends will be pleased to hear of her good fortune, but will miss her very much.
 MT. and Mrs. w. S. Warner and fam iyl of 351 Orchard street are guests of Mrs. and Mrs. P. B. Smith of Oakhurst, Short Beach.
 l Mr. Joel A. Sperry and the Misses Sperry of 30S Whalley avenue, who went to the White Mountains with Gen. eral and Mrs $. E. Merwin several weeks ago, and who have been domi- ciled at the Profile house, have re- turned.
 The following letter carriers are away on their fifteen days vacation: Walter E. Downes, David L. Bretzfelder, Os- car L. Woodruff, Thomas F. Clark, James Halligan.
 George W. Rowe assistant clerk in the office of the town agent, has re- turned from a three weeks trip to the Adirondacks, Thousand Islands, Lake Champlain and other points of interest in that general locality.
 Miss Emma Hart daughter of J. J.. Hart of 245 Whalley avenue, has re- | turned from Lee, Mass, after three weeks absence.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Keith of 129 l Whalley avenue, who have been for an outing at Bethlehem, N. H., are again at their home.
 I Miss Lillian E. Sherman of Morris town, N J., leaves to-day for home. Miss sherman has been the guest of Mrs. Woodruff of Lafayette street. l Mrs. Harges of the university library and Miss M. l.. Greene have returned from sojourn at East Clarendon, Yer mont.
 | Miss F. P Thomas of 16 University place has returned from stay at l Branford Point.
 Dr. Charles A. Futile is again in town l after a vacation spent in Litchfield at the Hawkhurst.
 Mrs. John Donlevy of Vernon street | is entertaining her brother, Frank Lang of New York.
 | MT. Frederick Timpson of New York Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Alfred Mccarthy of Ward street. Back from Gloucester, Mass, is Mrs. E. A. Whittlesey of 227 Sherman ave- nue and Miss Mabel Whittlesey. | The Misses Jessie and Virginia Mix of this city are passing their vacation at the home of Mrs. Marius Loveland in North Haven
 MT. and Mrs Woodruff and Miss Julia Johnson left yesterday for @ two weeks trip in the country.
 On September 3 Frederick w. Wal lace of Ansonfa and Miss Grace M Le- combe of Washington, Conn, will be married Mr Wallace was more fa- miliarly known at Yale as Kid" Wal. lace, and will be remembered as the famous right end of few years ago
 Ex- Mayor Sargent, who returned re. gently with his wife from an extensive carriage trip in the New England states. is interested just at present il the arrival of Lii Hung Chang, the Chi nese statesman Having been in Chinf twice he has considerable knowledge o
 the visitor, and says the reception ac corded him is not greater than he de serves. "He is a great mar" said th' ex-mayor. Myself and wife visited his house when we were there and din
 ed there. We saw his nephew and hi
 sister-in-law, but not Li, as he wa
 away at the time. I have the visiting card of his nephew, which is a larg
 yellow cardboard' Mayor Sar
 gent says he would be glad to see Il il this city, as he has traveled so much il China that he Is interested in the coun | try.