The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-25
PERSONAL J,jrrINas.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Items.


 dee Rubber company, is, with her daughter Miss Louise A. Elliott, en- toying q protracted stay at Jefferson, in the White Mountains, They will re- main there for few weeks longer During the recent terribly hot spell the highest temperature at Jefferson was only 79
 Mrs. McNeil, wife of c, r. McNeil of the firm of V. F. McNeil & Co.,, insur- ance agents, has returned from very pleasant stay at the summer home of her husbands uncle, MT. N. A. McNeil, at Lime Rock Conn. The latter is a noted insurance man of New York. His summer home is one of the three finest homes at Lime Rock, and is near the fine mansion which was occupied by the late United States Senator William H. Barnum.
 Miss Edith Bishop, younger daugh- ter of Druggist H. M. Bishop of State street. returned yesterday from very pleasant sojourn with the family of Dr. John A. Robinson at Money Island, where Dr. Robinson and family have had cottage for probably twenty years. they being one of the first to build on Money Island.
 Matthew Welder, driver for engine No. ?, has returned from trip to Ire land. Yesterday he presented to Chief Kennedy, Fire Marshal Hubbard and Superintendent Smith genuine black thorn canes cut in his native town.
 By a typograp phical error the carriage trip to Goshen, Mass, and return spok- en of in yesterdays issue was stated to have been taken by MT. Henry Cblwell. The trip was by MT. Henry Cowell, our well known townsman,
 Miss Mary Florence Whitney, sister of Dr. Harrison Whitney, the veteri- nary surgeon of this city, was welded to Dr. Charles Sylvester of Harrison, Me, last Tuesday morning in Harrison. Miss Whitney formerly lived here and was employed in the World Mercantile agency. She has a large circle of friends here.
 Miss Bessie Brown of Milford, stem ographer at L. Candee & Co.'S office, this city, returned yesterday from two weeks vacation,
 Mrs G. c. Phelps of Killingworth, Conn. mother of the wife of MT. Lewis Chandler, the popular sexton of St. Pauls church, is in town visiting with MT and Mrs. Chandler.
 MT. William H. Fisk, well known travelling salesman Of this city, is in Tacoma.
 Mrs. c. F. Wright and her sister, Miss Hattie Dcnnison of Fair Haven, daughters of MT c. c. Dennison, have returned from a very pleasant stay in West Morris, Conn, which is a very popular summer resort with many New Haven people.
 w. H. Hazel, president of the G. W. Hazel company on Church street, is confined to his bed at his summer res idence in Short Beach from injuries re- ceived by fall
 City Attorney Charles B, Matthew man will arrive in New York on the steamer New York to-day after a two months sojourn in Europe, and will be at his desk in the city attorneys office to-.norrow.
 Assistant City Attorney Bristol will leave with his family for Asbury Park, N. J., on Thursday for his vacation, He will be absent month.
 MT. Hugh w. Morton of West Haven is seriously i'll at his home on Union street.
 Miss B. La France, who has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Thompson of Howard avenue, has returned home Letters were received from Judge w K. Townsend of the United States dis trict court state that he is improved in health Last advices say that he is coming east from California to Duran go, Col
 Miss Anna H. McLauchlan and Miss Anna H. Macdonald daughter of James H. Macdonald, are expected to arrive home from their trip to Europe on the City of Rome next Saturday.
 w. H. Merrill, city box clerk at the postoffice has returned from his vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Bellosa and Miss Josie Bellosa are enjoying a vacation in Litchfield. General and Mrs Henry S. Peck Jeff Mantle yesterday morning in their pri- vate conveyance. their destination be ing Seymour, where they have beer stopping for the past six weeks. They will return to New Haven in Septem. Der and board during the winter hay. ing rented their house on Chapel street for a year.
 MT. James Dooley, manager of the Dooley Pretzel Works, has just started on an extensive business trip through New Hampshire, Massachusetts ant Rhode Island.
 Edward s. Hopkins, chief box clerl at the New Haven postoffice, started yesterday morning for a two weeks visit to Bath, Me.
 William H. Morrow, box clerk at tho postoffice, has returned from his vaca. tion, spent at West Morris. Captain H. w. Armstrong of 56 Car. mel street leaves to-day on his twt weeks vacation trip to Long Brancl l and Niagara Falls. Miss J. A. Kolb of PA Congress ave | nue and Miss E. M. Schindler of Wa terbury have gone to spend two week, with Mrs. James D. Bartlett of Nortl Guilford.
 Mrs. Frederick W.Tegmier of Hallocl avenue will leave New Haven Wednes day, August 26, for months vacation During her absence she expects to visi Syracuse, Thousand Islands and Wa tertown, N. Y.