The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-01
Personal MENTION.

Several New Haveners Who Have Gone to
Their Summer Homes-Doings of other
People of This Vicinity-New Arrivals of
Little People.
Charles e. Brown, the Artisan street
manufacturer, and family, went, on
Saturday last. to occupy their cottage
at Savin Rock. Their -in-law and
daughter of Chicago will join them in a
few days, and their daughter will prob
ably remain most of the summer.
S. E. Dibble, the Grand avenue mer-
chant, will return from the West about
the middle of the week. He is attend
ing the national plumbers convention
in Cleveland. Ohio. His wife and
younger children have gone to their cot
tage at Pine Orchard, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Maggie Donovan and Miss Sarah
GuiIfoil Of Hartford were the guests
over Sunday of Miss Lyon Of this city.
Mr.. e. Henry Barnes of West Chapel
street Is a happy grandpa, a little
stranger having arrived at the home of
his daughter and son-inIaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Homer, of Beacon street,
Boston, last Monday 1t is daughter
Mr. George c. Peterson, treasurer of
the Hyperion, left yesterday for Man
haitian Beach. where he will manage
the opera house there during the sum
mer. The attraction which will play
there this season is Rice's "Evange-
line
| Mrs. Anes, wife of Assistant Superin-
| tendent Ames of the Candee Rubber
| company, LEFT last Saturday for their
| cottage at Indian Neck, where they will
spend the summer. Mr.. Ames will re-
turn to the city daily to attend to his
| business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Ahern of Hart
ford left for Cleveland Saturday noon,
where Mr.. Ahern will attend the an
nual convention of the national plumb
ers association. Mr.. Ahern is chair
man Of the sanitary board of the asso-
citation and will present to the conven-
ton a lengthy report on sanitation.
| After the convention Mr.. and Mrs.
Ahern will take a pleasure trip to Chi
cago and other places in the West.
/ Professor Brush has out cards for two
at homes" the first to occur June 8,
the second June 10. Mrs. George Brush
/ and the Misses Brush sent out their
| cards with his.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burnett and
daughter are in town are in town visit
| ing Mrs. Burnett's sister, Mrs. Dutton
Of 81 Bishop street. The granddaughter
! of Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Dutton, Mrs
Andrews Of Centerville, who has been
very i'll for a number of weeks past
is rapidly sinking, and Is expected to
live but few days.
Mrs. Ford, wife Of General George HI
Ford, is at Seabright. N. j., on the
Jersey coast, having gone there from
Lakewood, n. ]. General Ford spent
Memorial day and Sunday with his
wife, and will return early this week.
Conductor Charles F. McCuen of the
Centerville line of the New Haven
street railway, is the happy father OF
a baby girl, which has arrived at his
home, No. % Edwards street.
| Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Phelps will leave
to-day for their summer home at Bur
lington, VT
Mr.. Thornton Hunt will sail for Eu-
rope the last of June. Prof. Horatfo
Reynolds will also spend the summer
abroad His purpose is to pass most OF
the summer in the seaside resorts OF
Normandy and Brittany and on the
southern shores of England.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. WavYand Fellowes