The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-13
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

lara cottage at ROCKY Beach, between
West Haven and Woodmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb of
this city are at their cottage in Itch
field for the season.
Miss Anna Keenan, of 252 Chatham
street and Miss Eva Bison of York
street has returned from three weeks
stay in Boston, where they have been
visiting friends.
George Coxeter Of 3S Winchester ave-
nue. is stopping at Pond Point, Milford.
for the summer.
/ James 7. Moran and Mrs. Moran Of
Oakland, Call have arrived In this city
to spend the summer with relatives.
Mr.. Moran formerly resided in this city,
but moved to Oakland many years ago
and is engaged in the dry goods BUSH
ness. He spent last summer in this city
also.
Miss Annie Gilbert, who has been
spending a few weeks at Southport, has
returned
Charles Katz and wife are stopping
at the George A. Bassett cottage at
Cosey Beach.
Miss e. J. Gilbert is a guest at the
| Owemogo house, Indian Neck, Bran
ford.
The Misses Bird, well known teachers
in the New Haven public schools, are
spending their summer vacation in New
York. the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Frank Hall.
| H. L. Chamberlain of Orchard street
is stopping at the Apaucuola house at
| West Hampton, l.. l.
Mrs. G. l.. Warren of 1874 Lawrence
street and her daughter Elvia have
gone to Canada for the summer, and
they will visit Montreal, Champlain and
Quebec.
Henry Luquiens of POI Bristol street
is at Salem, Ohio, for the vacation sea-
son.
Henry. Hahn of this city sails on the
18th Of this month for Germany on the
steamship Maria Theresa. Mr. Hahn
had his return passage engaged on the
Saale.
Mr. and Miss Nettie Miller of Merl-
den are the guests of John E. Duey of
Crown street.
Oscar P. Dikeman of New York, but
well known in this city, formerly a
prominent hardware merchant here, is
at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge,
Mass. Mr.. Dikeman served under Cap
tain T.. e. Bradley in the New Haven
Grays.
Mrs. Arthur Kennedy of this city has
gone on a two weeks trip to Worcas-
ter
Mrs Frederick p Newton is spend
ing the vacation season at Pittsfeld,
Mass.
George B. Hurd and family are at
Grove Beach for the summer.
Miss S. G. Hotcblkiss of 125 College
street is summering at the Champer-
anne hotel, Kttery Point, Me
Seligman Zunder, teller of the Nation
al Savings bank, will leave for an en-
tended trip abroad some time the first
of next month, returning in September.
He will sail on the Kaiser Wilhelm and
will return on the same steamer Mr.
Zunder will visit London. Paris, Berlin
Frankfort, Vienna, and Furth his old
home which he has not visited in for
ty-eight years.
N S. Bronson of Chapel street is at
West Cornwall.
Among the New Haven people VINO
are stopping in the White Mountains
at present are: Alpine house, Bethie-
HEM DR.. Wilmot and wife and Miss
Wimot; Central house, Bethlehem, F.
Schott and wife; Reynolds cottage,
Bethlehem, II. j. Mullen, j. P. Brennan
and w. N. Bartholomew; Bellevue
house, Intervale Gilbert F. Day ]. w.
Gibbs, A. w. Phillips, Miss Clark; Mt
Pleasant house Mt, Pleasant, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Terry.
Mrs Harry Welch and her children,
D. M. WEIGH, jr., and Zelta Marie, are
at Green Mountain lodge, Waterbury |
Center VT. Helen Moore, Mrs. Welch's |
little niece, is also in the party. Mr.. |
Welch has returned for working spell, |
but will go to the lodge again in Au- |
gust The family will stay until Sep |
TENDER.
C. T. Downes g. Son, the former gro
business to As Lake place. They have
retired from the grocery line and reside
at As Lake place.
C. N. Kendall will leave to-day for
Mass, where he will spend
his vacation He will stay in Massa-
chusetts until August and will return
to this city before going to Indianapo-
is. 1t is expected that when Mr. Ken
1all returns he will be able to make the
to fill vacancies in the
eaching force. There is a vacancy in
he principalship of Dwight school and
also an appointment to be made Of
eacher of history in the Hillhouse high
school, The appointment Of principal
If the high school will be made by Su-
oerintendent-elect Beede.
Ernest G.. Lewis, who has been an in
;tructor in history at Hillhouse high |
school for some time, has resigned and
will take position that has been Of
erred him in the Newton, Mass,
chools, of which A. B. Fifeld, formerly |
of Eaton school, this city, is
low superintendent. Mr.. Lewis came
,ere year ago from Cambridge, Mass
lie was appointed under salary of ST.
90 and was recently granted an in
rease of 500. He is to receive 81, 400 at !
Newton.
George Moore of Chapel street has
one to Atlantic City N j., on his va
alton.
F M. Brown of 249 Quinnipiac ave-
ue, a travelling salesman for New
york house, is going to London and
hence to the Paris exposition, leaving
ere July % on the steamer St Louis
lie will go in company with Mr. Du-
Of New York, a member of Il