Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-16
sUMMER VACATIONS,

JOttings About New Haven People
 and Other PeOpIe-VfsitOrs at West
 Haven ShOre-BIoek Islands Invig-
 Orat1ng Afr-A Prominent Govern
 ment Omc1al-A Flying Visit From
 Rev. Dr. HaWes.
 MT. and Mrs. Child from New York, Mir. and Mrs. Reeder from Southington, Mrs. Holder and daughter from Southington, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bronson and Mrs. Davis from Beacon Falls, Mrs. Norris and daughter, Mrs. Kelly and Miss Sloan from Naugatuck, Mrs. Lawlor and Miss Runie from Hart ford, MT. Joseph Fox and family from Hart ford, Mrs. Henry Fox and daughter from Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Wells, two daugh- ters and two sons from Hartford, Charlie Schroeder from Hartford, Mrs. Miller of New Haven, her daughter and two grand children, are stopping at the Sanford place, West Haven.
 Rev. MT. Archibald of Ottumwa, Iowa, wife and children are visiting Mir. Arch ibald's parental home at Kingston on the Hudson. They came to this city on few days to visit Mrs. Archibalds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Warren.
 MT. J. Oppenheimer has returned from his vacation trip to his cottage at West Ha- ven shore.
 Miss Fannie c. Le Forge of Elizabeth, N. J., is visiting relatives in this city.
 Miss Hattie Bishop, daughter of Dr. H. M. Bishop the druggist, and Miss Eva Black man, daughter of MT. Blackman the harness dealer, are spending the summer in South bury.
 Ex-City Auditor Edward Mccarthy is ex- pected home to-day from Europe. He has been making five weeks tour in Ireland, England and France.
 Vice President Reed of the Consolidated road sailed from Europe for home Saturday on the Umbria.
 A letter has been received from Rev. MT. Samson and Harlan P. Hubbard, who sailed for Europe together, saying that they have reached Antwerp safely.
 Miss Josie Bryant, Miss Gertie Hall of University Place and the Misses Hillsdorf of Park street are spending the summer in a cottage at Flying Point, Stony Creek.
 Mrs. Colt has with her, as company at Mrs. Beach's Newport cottage, Miss Sheffield, niece of the founder of the Sheffield Scientif- ic school at Yale college, and Miss Fitzger- aid of Hartford. Times.
 Miss Alice Newton, daughter of Mr. Frank A. Newton, is visiting her grandfa- ther at Westborough, Mass.
 Miss Pauline Kasten, daughter of Mr. Charles Kasten the tailor, has gone to Utica for the remainder of the summer.
 Rev. MT. Whittlesey, ex-chaplain of the orphan asylum, was able to be out at divine service at the United church yesterday, and on Saturday was able, together with hiswife to accept a carriage ride with Rev. Pr. Bush nell to the W est Haven shore and beyond General Eliphalet WhittIesey of Washington, D. O., brother of Rev. MT. Whittlesey is now at Block Island where he was taken in a very enfeeb1ed condition two weeks ago, and has much improved owing to the mild and fine air of Block Island, which many invalids have found so invigorating. He is secretary of the Indian bureau, and was 8 major general in the United States army in the war of the rebel lion. MT. David Whittlesey, of Morris, Ct., another brother, returned from Block Island from visit to Eliphalet Saturday, and with him came Rev. Dr. Hawes (formerly pastor of the North church,, who was on his way to Hartford, Ct., to preach there. Dr. Hawes is still located at Burlington, Vermont, ,whith CT he went from here, and is passing his va cation at Block Island. He has for the past three Sundays preached in Hartford. He spent Saturday in this city as the guest of J. A. Richardson, cashier of the Yale National bank, and together with MT. Richardson and MT. John G. North, enjoyed drive to the West Haven and adjoining shore resorts.
 Rev. Mir. Blakeslee of the Second church, Fair Haven, preached yesterday in Cam bridge, Mass. He has been spending his vaca- tion thus far in Boston and vicinity
 Rev. J. B. Cleaveland, Congregational pas Or in Oxford, Conn.,, is spending his vaca- jon in New York and vicinity.
 Mr. B.J. Stone, the gents furnishing goods l merchant, and wife left Saturday for East 1 4ampt on, Mass, where they will remain l :ouple of weeks, stopping at the Mansion l House,