Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-08-07
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

Summer Jaunts To other Places And
Seenes-Other Connecticut People
Nstes Along ShOre-Former New Ha.
ven People.
James M. Townsend, jr., of New York,
left this city yesterday for trip to Saratoga
and other summer resorts.
Rev. DR.. Hovey of Minneapolis, Mimi,
who is occupying his former pulpit in Fair
Haven for three Sundays during Rev. Mr.
Blakeslee's absence, leaves New Haven about
August 16 for Buffalo, where he attends the
annual meeting of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science, which Pro
lessor Newton of Yale is to open. Rev
Mr.. Hovey,s son, E. Otis Hovey, recent
Yale graduate, CONS to New Haven next
month to remain here a year or two, taking
postgraduate course at Yale, chiefly in ad
vanced geological studies. Pastor Hovey
went from New Haven to Minneapolis three
years ago, and is greatly enjoying his visit
to old friends in New Haven.
Mr.. George E. Somers, the Church street
grocer, and family are summering at Mr..
Somers' cottage on Beach street, Savin
Rock, which he bought last spring, and is
near the cottage of Mr.. Hendrick, the bird
cage manufacturer. Mr.. Emerson Howe,
who graduated from the Yale Law school
this year, and was few weeks ago married
to daughter of Mrs. Wright, wife of Law
yer w. A. Wright, is with his bride also
summering at Mr.. Somers cottage.
Lieutenant Wrinn of the police Office &C
companied by his wife, went to Saratoga
yesterday for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Goodhart leave to-day
for Asbury Park, N. J.. They are to spend a
few weeks as the guests of Mrs. Edwards of
this city, who has pleasantly situated sum-
mer home there.
George A. Hill and family are stopping in
this city for couple of weeks making this
city their headquarters and driving out as
opportunity offers to neighboring shore re-
sorts. They drove to this city from Spring
field, Mass.
Mrs. Haven and family formerly of Sag
Harbor, have rented the Stamford dwelling
belonging to G. Fl. Lounsbury of the latter
place.
Among the guests at the Indian Harbor
Hotel, Greenwich, beside many New York
ers are: w. Fl. Jones and Miss Sharpe of
Brooklyn, G. Ruggles of Boston, T. G. Jack
son of Atlanta, Ga, E. G. Brown and Miss
Brown of Stamford, G.. A. McCatheran of
Washington, D. c., F. B. Roche of North
Adams, G. F. Sena, italian consul at New
Orleans, G. @. Ely of Oswego, Miss Ball of
Lock Haven, F. W. Sherman and j. o. Net
calf of Rye, G. e. Haight and Miss B. Haight
of New Haven, ]. N. H., R.W. and J. E. Pat
rick of Omaha.
Hon. VIM. T. Minor, of Stamford, is en-
joying the salt water breezes at Watch Hill
President Cyrus Northrop of the University
of Minnesota, who with Mrs. Nortrhop has
been visiting relatives and friends in Con-
necticut for some weeks past, started on his
return journey yesterday.
On Monday morning at 10 o'clock H. R.
Towne, prominent Stamford gentleman,
with members of his family started on
summer excursion of decidedly novel and
pleasant character. They travel in Mr.
Towne's feur-in- hand drag, driving over the
country over the country roads up the North |
Point and delaying about a week among the |
Catskills. From thence they drive to Yer
mont and thence by leisurely stages through |
the State of Massachusetts, from west to east |
to Manchester by the sea and thence home |
by routes not fully decided on. The trip |
will occupy about two months
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