The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26
Personal JOTT1NGS.

lease Of the old fashioned house. 1874
Bradley street, just off from Orange street,
and is having the same thoroughly reno
waited. Mr.. Dewe hopes to settle In his
DR.. Jay N. Seaver, who has been spend
Ing his vacation at East Craftsbury, VT, is
back in the city preparing for the opening
Lieutenant William L. Howard is spend
ing few days with his mother at 331 Tenn
willis +. Miller and family Of Orange
street are back from kineo. Me-. where
they have been stopping during the summer
season.
Miss Elizabeth A. Graver has returned
from n two weeks vacation in the Itch
field hills.
Mrs, ]. f. Hunter and son, Russell, who
have been spending the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adams, in
Wethersield, have returned to their home
in this city.
Miss Theresa l.. Graver, who has been on
two weeks vacation to Union Hill, N. j.,
has returned.
Miss Elizabeth Hall of Wooster street has
returned from a two weeks stay among
the Berkshires.
Albert Butler Of this city is spending Il
few days in Kensington.
Joel r. Hubbard Of AZ Vernon street is
back from Bradley Point, Indian Neck.
Leslie Brewer, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Philo
g. Brewer of Willow Brook, East Hartford,
arrived In town yesterday to attend the
Yale Law ScnOOl.
DR.. Louis Gompertz has returned from
trip to New York and Philadelphia.
Henry Fl. Pettis of Norwich arrived here
yesterday to enter the Yale Law school.
Academy and for the past two years has
studied law with Attorney Amos A. Brown
ing in the Norwich Bulletin building.
Miss Cecilia Schulafer, who has been the
guest of Miss Elizabeth II. Smith of Main
street, Rowayton, returned to her home in
this city Saturday.
Miss q. X. Hooker who has been spend
ing the summer at Loon Lake, Me-. return
ed home on Saturday.
Samuel D. Woodhouse of Wethersfeld ar
rived here yesterday for college at Yale.
Buck of Wethersield also leave for Yale
this week. the two last named having en-
tered this fall.
George Hadlock Of 81 Lake Place has re-
turned from a trip to Nassau, N. Y.
Miss Katherine Stallings started from
Bristol for her home last Friday. Mrs. n.
2. Pierce of Bristol accompanied her to
New York, where the ladies' spent their
time until yesterday, when Miss Staings
proceeded to Elizabeth City and Mrs.
Pierce returned to Bristol.
T.. ID. Peterson has returned from Green
field, Mass. where he has been spending
couple Of weeks.
The Rev John Rarstow of Wethersfield
leaves to-day for California, where he ex-
poets to remain several years. He will stop
for a short time at Lincoln, Neb, reaching
California In about two weeks and will
probably locate at Los Angeles. Mr.. Bar
slows family will join him later.
W. II. States of 1876 Elm street has gone
to Stonington for d two weeks vacation.
Charles Talcott of Rockville came to this
city yesterday morning and will enter the
Yale Law school.
Miss Addle f. G. Durant. of George street
Will srCnd the last Of this week at the
Hammonassett house, Madison.
Mrs. Charles Eaton of this city has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Ogden, in
Rowayton.
Atlantic City.
Fraser Gay, son Of the Rev. DR.. W. A.
Gay. and Edgar Leroy Pond, jr., son of E.
L. Pond of Terryville, left yesterday morn
ing to begin their four years college life |
the former at Williams college and the lat
ter at Yale university.
Mr. and Mrs. George Merriman of SEES !
slons street, Bristol arrived on Tuesday ut i
Sachems Head, where they are to spend
a month or two in their cottage. Mrs. |
Isaac Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward |
Pierce also go this week to the same re-
sort, where they will remain a few weeks.
OF the last class to graduate from the |
Bristol high school large proportion will /
go to college Those who will go to Yale |
are Newell Jennings, Theodore H: aud |
George NJ. Merriman and Leroy Pond, the |
latter from Terryyille. Frazer Gay of the