The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-24
PERSONA JOTTINGS.

Mass, where he ATTENDED the tunefa
of Mr., Plumb, proprietor of the Rec
Lion Inn at Stockbridge. Mr.. Plumb
has been proprietor Of the Red LoI
Inn for many years and was well known
to society people in New York, New
Haven and many other places in al
parts of the country. Rutherford
Trowbridge and family of this city
spent all the past summer at this hotel
Mr.. Plumb's death was very sudden, al
though his health had not been perfect
of late He arose last Tuesday morning
and calling to his wife signed few
checks, which done, he exclaimed u
think | am going TO die" and in few
minutes was dead. Mr.. Plumb was the
father of Mr.. Shares son-in-law, A. L.
Treadway, who has been manager for
Plumb of the Red Lion Inn for the
past two years and who has been man
ager for several seasons of Mr.. Shares
New Rock Ledge hotel, at Rock Ledge,
Florida. Mr.. Shares leaves New Haven
in about two weeks for his annual So
journ at his hotel at Rock Ledge, and
with him will go there his wife and his
son, Horace r. Shares who has man
aged 1t for the past two years. Mr..
Shares is having a big addition to the
hotel erected, as he was utterly unable
| to accommodate all the guests who APP
piled last season. With the new addi-
| ton the hotel will accommodate $50
guests Mr.. Shares is also putting in
steam heat in all parts of the hotel
and baths; the expense of the new i'm
provements will be about $4,000. Mr..
Shares sent two New Haven plumbers
down to Rock Ledge some time ago to
do the plumbing a the hotel In order
to hasten on the work in that depart
ment.
Attorney George A. Mullen. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
The family of Ralph j. Miner, of %
Dwight street, who have been spending
the summer in Litchfield, have returned
to the city.
T. A. Bassett and family are back
from Newport, R. l.
Charles Fl. Blakeslee Is spending his
vacation at West Hartland, this state.
Professor and Mrs. Adams. Of Edge
hill Road. arrived hime last Saturday
from six months trip abroad,
Miss Ada M. Holmes, of New Haven,
is spending a week with relatives in
Bedford street, Stamford
Mr.. and Mrs Arnon Alling, who have
been occupying Professor Stevens house
on Whitney avenue, have taken house
on Trumbull street
Miss Justine Ingersoll, of New Ha-
ven, has written, under the title of "A
Certain Star" a story concerning a
queen of tragedy off the stage. 1t is to
appear in ".The Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Locke are back
from the country, and are getting set
tied in their new home on st. Roman
street.
Edward Malley, of the Norwalk Iron
works draughting room, is taking a
weeks vacation, which he is spending
in New Haven.
Recent additions to the New Haven
Golf club include Mr.. and Mrs Frank
w. Pardee, of 437 Humphrey street.
Mrs. Frank Adams, formerly of South
Norwalk, is seriously i'll at her home in
Dayton, Ohio.
Professor and Mrs. William Black |
man, of st. Roman street, We're among |
the arrivals from Europe in New York |
Saturday. Mrs. Blackman and two |
children have been abroad for the past
year and half, and Professor Black
man went over this summer to come |
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Dickerman, !
of 800 Temple street, have returned
from Seal Harbor, Mount Desert, where
they have passed the month of August
Captain and Mrs. Wilson, formerly of |
the New Haven House, are spending
the winter at 1877 Wall street Captain
Wilson has an interesting little story
in the current number of Truth, and is
hard at work on three new tales which
are TO appear shortly.
Rev. George Foster Prentiss will de-
liver an address at the annual meeting
Of the Meriden auxiliary of the Con-
necticut Sunday-School association, to
be held in the M. E. church, Southing-
ton, next Tuesday
Nathan Smyth, of 1928 Temple street,
Is expected home from Europe in a few
lays.
DIR. John F. Barnett, of West Haven,
has returned from a ten days stay at
Lake Champlain, and comes back
greatly benefited in health
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bacon Trow-
JIluSG, Oh 900 le1liple SlItst, are at |
Lichfield, where they may remain with
Mrs Thomas r. Trowbridge for part
If the October season, at her summer
home there.
w. f. Barnett and family, of 27 Col
eye street who have been summering
It Short Beach, will return home
Thursday.
Professor L. o. Brastow and family,
# Cottage street, are home from Cas- :
inc, Me-, where they always spend {
heir summer.
Professor D. A. KEieder, of Lawrence t
treet, has returned from Annisville, /
"a, where he has been spending his G
'acation.
Professor and Mrs C. B. Richards, !
Hiss Alice G. and Miss H. R. Richards, l
f 1877 Edwards street, have returned
rom Mt. Desert, Me.
Colonel Head, U. s. A., Mrs. Head y
nd Mr.. Head, are visiting Miss APP |
horp at 70 Sachem street, on their way =
ONE to Washington, d. c., from their II
ummer among the Berkshire hills of t.
p
Mrs John Addison Porter has been t.
isiting her aunt, Mrs. William Hill
ouse, for a day or two. Mr.. Porter is
t Hartford. They may go to Pomfret, I
onn., before they return to their WIN
ar residence. ~
Mrs. e. H. Porter of New Haven, is n