Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-04
Summer Notes.

New Haven People who are SOjOurning at the White MOuntains-Other Sum- mer Facts.
 The last issue of the White Mountain Echo contains names of the following New Haven CTS who are sojourn1ng in the mountains BETHLEHEM, N. H.. Strawberry HiIl-Mrs. G. B. Rich, Miss Emily Atwater, Miss E. A. Mou1throp. Bellevue House-Professor T., H. Heness, Miss Eva L. Roux, Mrs. A. c. Hyde, Miss F. E. Jackson, Miss E. P. Hall.
 Alpine House-John H. North.
 Highland House-Mrs. Dexter Alden, Miss M. E. Alden, Miss L. G. Alden.
 Mt. Agassiz House-J E. Somers.
 Mt. Washington House-W. E. Miller and wife, Miss Gertie Miller. Prospect House-F. w. Fellowes and wife, Miss A. M Fellowes, Miss M. V. R. Fellowes, A. G. Thompson.
 Sinclair House-Miss E. R. Nichols T. D. Seymour.
 OTHER POINTS.
 Twin Mountain House-Miss M M. liar ris.
 Bellevue House, North Conway-Miss M A. Williamson, H. M. ChamberIin, A. 0. Chamberlain.
 Greeley's Mountain House, Waterville-A T. Hadley, Mrs. Jas Hadley, Mrs. A. D. Gridley.
 Asquam House, Holderness-Prof J. H. Johnson and wife, Miss l.. Johnson, Miss T. H. Bishop, w. H. Pickering, Prof. s. w. Williams, H. D. Williams.
 Fabyans-H. s. Hart, E. T. Jones and wife, A. W. Jones and family.
 OTHER PERSONALS.
 MT. Herrick F. Frost and family left for Bethlehem, N. H., yesterday to be absent ten days.
 MT. c. P. Snow and wife left yesterday for Saratoga and returning will stop at New port Mr Fred M. Snow, of Brooklyn, is revisiting this city in charge dd interim of the Snow company stores in this city.
 Hon. James Gallagher is to deliver an ad- dress at the temperance picnic in Saybrook next Thursday.
 Miss Anna Gallagher and her friend, Miss LilIie Manson, are sojourning. in Bath. Me, l for few weeks.
 Mir F. E. Craig and family leave this (sat- urday) morning for Saratoga.
 Mir W. A. Beers, the photographer, and wife leave Monday for Saratoga.
 MT. J. H. Mansfield and wife and Mrs. George Botsford and daughter, of New Ha- ven, and Miss Mckay, of Meriden, are so- journinR at Saratoga for two weeks.
 General Harmon started yesterday for Rangely Lakes, Maine, where he will stay for a month.
 Colonel John G. Healey. lamp inspector, and William Geary of the Towns Agents of foe go to Saratoga to-day.
 Secretary Goodnow, of the Etna Insurance company, is at the Branford Point House.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Gross and family, Mrs. | G. 0. Perkins and family, MT. and Mrs. 1 Quenway, T. H. Sage, J. 0. Fowler, F. s. | Potwin and Mrs. Potwin, all of Hartford, are at Saratoga.
 Among recent arrivals at the Hotel Fem wick are Mrs. J. ". Beach and Miss Beach, l of Hartford Otto Ssrony and family of New | York, and B. L. Dening and family, of 1 Ohio
 At Cape May this week Q grand garden | party was given at the Stockton. The Cape | May paper says: 'Tt was another immense l of popular appreciation of | these novel and delightful outdoor entertain | ments This was the largest garden of the f season, and the heart of Professor Lcomis 1 (of New Haven) was again made glad by the | eclat in which it passed of. Tonight is the | grand complimentary hop given by Colonel Cake of the Stockton in honor of the Stock ton guests from Georgia, North Carolina and other States in the South"
 Miss Edith B, Johnson, of the Greenwich avenue school. has returned from 8 two weeks visit to Boston, Nantasket Beach and various other points of interest
 Mrs. Wm. Bigelow and Misses Fannie and Flossie Bigelow, of Fair Haven, have gone to Easthampton for several weeks.
 Prof. Edward s. Dana, of Yale, left yes- terday for Saratoga.
 Mr. Edwin B. Bowditch returned recently