Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-11
ARauT NEW HAvRNERs

ABOUT NEW HAVENERS And Their Summer Outings and Jour
 neyinss-Sea Shore and Mountain
 and Worlds Fair Trips.
 Professor W. L. Kingsley of Grove street is at Ellenville, iCragmoor, Ulster county, NY. |
 Mrs. Susan North is at Mesopotamia, Frumbull county, Ohio.
 Mrs. J. J. Osborn is summering for the month of August at Spring Hill, Mans
 field, Conn. MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. Shepard are staying at the Fort Griswold house, New London. Ex-Alderman Sonnenberg and family have gone from the worlds fair to Sara toga, where they are guests at the United 1 States hotel. J.W. Hartshorn of Kensington street is ! at Millbrook, Conn. F. A. Gilbert of Boston, formerly of New Haven, and family are at the Poland Spring house, Poland Spring, Maine. CIV. Crane of Morris street Is at Ogdens- I burg, N. Y., for two weeks. 1 Mrs N. A. Foote of York street has re- | turned from the White Mountains. ! J.B Ryder of Park street is at the VII ! son house, Lake Wsramaug, New Preston, l Conn.
 Mrs. S. H. Dawson is at East Morris, Conn.
 E. N Botsford of Kensipgton street Is
 visiting the worlds fair: MT. and Mrs. H. H. Chittenden- of ! Humphrey street are at the Befkhavep, 1 Berkhavep, N. Fl.
 Mrs. s. M. Mix of College street has re- turned from a trip to Arkville, N. J.
 Mrs. Arnold of Dwight street has re-
 turned from the White mountains.
 Mrs. F. Durgy of Dwight street Is at
 Sulphur Springs, Sullivan county, N. Y. ! Dr. E. O. Sage is at Eaglewood, Ill. W. H. Lee Is at North Orange, Mass.
 Mrs. Henry s. Dawson is at Elm house,
 Bethlehem, N. H.
 T. K Hand of Dwight street is at Farm
 cottage, Bethlehem. N. Fl.
 Professor R. Fl. Chittenden and family of Tumble street are at the Berkhsven Sunapes lake, Berkhaven, N. H. A. w. DsForest of Orange street has rs- turned from Lakeville, Conn. Wilbur Weaver of Chapel street has gone ! to Florida.
 , Rev J. E. Twitchell and family have re- turned from Madison. Mrs John Lloyd of this city is seriously l sick with Bright's disease Among the New Haven visitors to the } far famed, beautiful Catskills this season ! Is our townsmsu MT. H. H. Benedict, whose
 stopping place, the Temper, at Phenicea, in the lower mountains (Mr. Paige proprie | tori, where 300 guests are accommodated has won great favor with guests from all
 parts, from its delightful situation, ad mirable cuisine and its easy accessibility l President Butler of the National Trades mems bank, and family, are summering a a ! Grove Beach, Clinton. Mir. and Mrs. H. P. Shares, Miss Shares g Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Munson and Mrs. J r l O. Shares and son are spending two week
 at Saratoga Springs, N. Y. a Miss Mary Cafrey Is spending twt 8 ! weeks vacation in West Hartford ant t Windsor Locks
 Miss Mary Barry returned last nigh
 from a trip to the worlds fair and Go lumbus, O.
 II 0. s. Davidson. superintendent of tn l. Hartford division of the Consolidatet D ! railroad, has g watch in his possession l. awaiting an owner, which was found il
 one of his trains Tuesday. The Misses Nellie and Jessie Liddell o s No. l43 Wooster street have just returned n home from a three months's stay with thei @ sister, at Wilmington, Del. l. Chief Kennedy of the fire department 1t who has been confined to his house O. h Wooster street for several days past suffer D ing from cholera morbue, was much i'm o proved yesterday and it is expected he vii 1T be able to resume his duties within da 'r ! or two.
 s William w. Hardy of 2s3 Grown street " has returned from few days outing g 5. Old Orchard Beach.
 daughter is lying at the point of death 1
 East Morris suffering with whoopip 1o cough.
 Mir. E. A. Cheever, formerly of this city
 but who has resided in Los Angeles, Cal as for the past six or seven years, Is on wis ,e to his old friends here, he having arrive d yesterday. He Is at the home of s.
 Bartram on Orchard street and will mah I'll an extended visit here. He notices man y improvements here since his departure. ,n Dr. o. B. Filey and wife of 225 Crow .b 1 street has returned from the worlds fai
 David Ortenau has returned from tf IL worlds fair. X Miss Sophia Lyons of Hartford Is visi Is ing Nj. Schwed at the shors.
 Miss Nellie Collins of Vernon street an Miss Celia Gsrvey have left for the world 'o fair.
 le Professor Reynolds of Yale has returne D. from 8 trip to Chicago and Colorac il Springs.
 n' Edith A. Porter, second soprano of u n, Church of the Redeemsr, is spending h. @, vacation at North Branford. y' Thomas F. Brinley has returned from Il, visit to his brother, John H. Brinley, se David's Island. es Mrs. F. A. Hunie and daughter, Mi H. Bertha Hunie of 205 Grown street, have T as turned from Northfeld. IT; Miss Amelia Beckmann of New York Fo the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hallier y, 51 Lock street. 'k MT. and Mrs. William Noonan, who we U, recently married, have gone to housekee ss ing on Sherman avenue. S. Mss Addie Rowland of 96 Howard av se nue is entertaining her cousin. Miss Beuls !" Terrell of Port Jefferson, L. I. y, Mics Kittie Close and the Misses Ford 'o Mansfield street, students at the Cathol
 summer school, have returned to the UT homes in this city. d. President Clark of the Consolidate P. railroad is due In New York today fro
 Europe.
 Police Chief Boecklin of Springfield
 Mass, Is spending his vacation in town. 'e Edward Mccarthy of Dayton. O., ar n Edward Mccarthy of this city left yeste m day morning for Saratogs.
 John H. Ksssel, the solo cornetist of tl B" American band, Is about again after tt ,v days illness.
 James Donnelly, the clever third bas 'g man of the Troy team, who last year whi 'n 8 member of the New Haven baseball clu l. electrified the spectators at the Howsl .;- avenue grounds by his phenomenal play I spent last night with his family in tn 'c city. He reports that the season of Il d Eastern league has been wonderfully su to cessful in a financial sense. Henry Grub, 10 of this city is also pitching good ball ft :, the Trojsns. a. SHERMAN E. GRANNISS. st
 Death of a Well Known TOwnsma
 Superintendent For the NeI d Haven Water Company For th
 Last Eighteen Years.