Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-04

fiji nslJ, has gone - Lyme, Conn, for the
summer.
is a sIest of the Spring house, Block
Island.
Profess Of and Mrs. George E Day, Of
125 College stiest, are at the H;llhurst,
Norfolk, Conn.
Wi1lien Sheffield, Of the Register, and
wife are at South Eug'ewc ID, Ill, for
fe y days. They have baen visiting the
worlds fair the past week.
Francis Potter and daughter, Mics May
Pot u, of tb's city, are visiting in Bur
lingt On, Vt.
Professor and Mrs. Percy F. Smith, Of
80 Fdgewcr1 avenue, are eumme1ipg at
Newburg, N. Y.
Miss Grace Cartsr of Hartford is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hsrmancs Of ia State
street.
Mrs. Francis G. Beach and family of Wall
street have gone to Newtown, Conn, for
few weeks.
Miss Mamie Bal tlett of 50 Olive street
left yesterday to spend tho summer in Fest
Ha1 ford ana Glast onbuly.
Mrs. W. K. Lineaweaver of 121 " nitney
avenue has gone to Atlantic City for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Booth and A E.
Booth of 20 Lynwood street have gone to
Peacedale. R. I.
Colin HI. Ingersoll and family will spend
their SUM mer vacation in Plattsyi!le, Green
county, N. Y.
Miss Ada S. Hotctkiss of 1853 York
street has gone to attend the summer schc d
at Chatauqus, N. Y.
Professor F. K. Saunders and family OF
n Mansfield strt es have gons u White,
water, Wis, for the summer.
W. G.. Shepard and family of 10 Pros
psct place have removed to their Summer
cottage at Short Beach.
Hugh Galbraith and family of 1874 We DE-
ger street ere spending the SIMMER at
their cottage at short Beach.
Captain HARDY of the Richard Peck re-
ceived congratulations on all sides yester-
day over the Peck's brilliant victory.
F. G. Hows Of Pc ,ria, Ill, IS .itir =,
friends in this city.
George B. B. Lamb, Yale '94, has gone to
Chicago to visit the worlds fair, where he
will remain untl Sept mber.
Rev. T. T. Munger and family left yes
terday for Lake Sunal }, N. L., where
they viii spend their summer vacation.
Miss Harriet E. Peck, Mis-. Root and fam
| lily and Mrs. Bull and family of 119 Col
| lege sire let are in Pro, .dence, R. I.
DR.. Gustave Elliott ard family of 209
Church street are spending their vacation
in Passaconaway, York beach, Ne.
Rev. Dr. Burdett Hart and daught ST., for
| merly of Fair Haven, now of Phila 1elphia,
| are summering at Bethlehem. N. 81.
G. B. Bolmer of Prince & Whitley, bsnk.
els and brokers, left yesterday afternoon
| to spend the Fourth with friends in New
York city.
WI. Gilbert and family and Miss Maud
LundEerg ef 1873 College street have gone
to their cottage at Morris Cove.
President Dwight, of Yale university,
and family have left town to srond the
summer at their residence in Litohfeld
Conn.
Mrs. Thomas R. Tiowbridgs and daush-
ter of 353 Temple etreet have gone to their
summer home in Litch6eld.
O. 81. Mann of the Calvary Baptist
church choir and Mrs. Mann are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Blake at New Blitain.
Mr.. Mann sang ba1.tons solo at the
morning service in the First church in that
city.
Mrs. N. NJ Ha,bert of 332 Temple street,
Hugh Halbert and N. II. HIS .bel5, VIII
spend the summer at St. Paul, Mimi.
Mr.. Frink Of st my Crsek viii have a
large party of New Haveners at bis popu
lar house to-day and was in town yestor-
day stocking up the la der for the oncom
ing trade of Fourth of July quests.
Miss Carrie Bowen, formerly of this city,
but now Of Providence, R. l., returned
home Sunday E or very pleasant stay at
the South End hotel.
Mrs. Henry Hopkins and daughter, who
have been staying in Philadelphia for iov-
eral We sks, have returned to their home II
this city.
Judge E. O. Billings and niece, Hiss May
Billings, of New Orleans, La are stay ing
at their summer residence OF Temple strl 1T,
this city.
Hon. Hiram Camp spant more COM
Portable day yesterday, but his illness is
still of very serious nature.
Miss Hattie Brown. bookkesper in a
large jewelry manufs curing houss in
with the family Of William E. Chr nbsrs,
1913 Olive street, this Gig.
Hubert Merrill Sedgwick, Ysla '93, col
lege corresI ondent Of the Mo. ling News,
Associated Prees, Boston Herald, Chicsso
1nter- Ocean, and other papers, left tow
yesterday to spend month With his Pr
rents in Bonds Villfz e, Mass
Elk Alderman s. B. Shoningsr Of B.
Shoninger & Co. leaves to retuIa to the
worlds fair on Thursday. His wife a.
companies him.
Miss Nsva Bsnham, daughter Of James
K. Benham, is home from Fort Edwards
| Aaob4tutC, 4Ns Luz LILO su"u16f.
Miss Wilcox, daughter of Frank NJ. VIII
cox of No. is Edwards street, assistant
supsi .ntendent at the W. & E. T. Fitch
manrfactory, will probably spend her
summer vacation in the BeImudas for the
further improvement Of her hesith, which
is now nearly restored.
Consul Edward Dow mes expects to 90 to
Washington this week to receive his f2al
instructions, after which he will leave in a
week or so for Rotterdam via Southampton.
Judge Cornelius Hedges of Helena, Mon
tana, a Yale graduate of the class of forty
years ago, and his wife and daughter have
been the guests of Judge L. E. Munson of
this city for number of days. His wife
and daughter went to Stony Creek to re-
main few days with Mr.. W. J. Clark at
his fine summer residence there. Judge
Hedges left to return to Montana Satur-
day. Mrs. Hedges, who was formerly of
Southington, will before returning visit in
Southington and In West6eld, Mass. The
latter town was Judge Hedges former
home. Judge Hedges went t. Montana
many years ago and was there at the time
his friend, Judge Munron, was district
court judge there, about thirty years ago.
Mr.. W. ]. Clark was at that tins pront-
nently engaged in business pursuits in that
section of the then far west. Judge He'd
ges returns In the fall to accompany his
wife and daughter on their return trip to
Montana.
MORN CONNECTICUT WORLDS FAIR VISITORS
Registered last Thursday-Dora ]. Whitaker,
Stamford; Rot er3 s. Tyler, Jewett City; Mrs. F.
E. Platt, GuiIford; N. A. Beebe and wife, New
Haven; A. N. Foster. Meriden; ]. E. Pendleton,
New Haven; F. h. Sanford and wife, Miss Ber-
tina Sanford, Bridgeport; Anna CssHolcomb,
Simsbury: A. Sherwood and wife, D. W sher-
wood and wife, Westport; Jared Il. Orr, Sails
bury; o. B. King, Watertown; j. H. FairchiId
Middletown; Miss N. j. Rollins. New Britain;
Dora Thompson Maine, North stonington; Anna
Martin Utley, Willimantic; Olive S. Day, New
Haven; Mrs. William W. Case Hortense J. Case,
Dexter S. Case, Canton Center; Mrs. j. P. Hea-
cock, New Haven; Mrs. 8. =. Moore, Glaston-
bury; Gertrude Sanford, New Haven: Matt
Noyes, Lyme; g. B. Lane, KilIingworth; Daisy
Dean Pearson, Mr.. E. J. Bassett and wife, HarI-
ford; Mrs. John WILCOX, Middletown; Frank
Henry Howe, New Haven; E. r. Bronson, Frank
z; MslI2D, Waterbury; William q: o'Brien,
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