Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-15
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Their Summer Journeyings to
 Sea Shore and Mountains - other Jottings.
 John I. Jacobus, bookkeeper st the First National bank, is spending the month of August with his family in Vermont.
 R. H. Nesbit, the Elm street grocer, and family are spending the summer in Wood bridge.
 Amos Dickerman of the board of edncs- tion of Westville and family, have returned from trip through western Connecticut. O. E. Williams, of the firm of Culbert & Taylor, NewYork, is stopping at the West. moreland for few days. F. Texido, jr., of New York city, is spending two weeks at the cottage of Henry Sinner at Morris Cove. Mics Margaret Kistinger and Oscar Kis- tinger of New Rochelle are visiting Lewis Leyerzapf.
 W. II. H. Hewitt is critically i'll with nervous prostration at his summer home at Short Beach. Miss Lena Doerschuck is visiting friends in Paterson, N. J. The Misses Beatrice Mcveigh and Mary Dougherty have returned from Liteh6sld, Conn.
 Letter Carrier W. F. Flynn was congrat- ulated yesterday on the arrival of twelve l pound boy.
 Miss Maud Young of Goffs street has re- | turned home from a months trip to New York.
 Thomas Palmer, 8 Consolidated road l employe, stopped double team at Church | and Grown streets Sunday as they were | about to crash into an electric car. George Thatcher of Clinton avenue is entered in the bicycle race at Asbury Park next Saturday. At the last races he won 1 in the three minute class in 2:38 on a very heavy track. l 564 George street left On the 10:50 train | yesterday morning for Chicago and an ex tensive trip through the west. They will visit the worlds fair and the National Sol l diers' home st Dayton, O. Mrs. J. M. Robins, Mrs. W. A. Wood ford, W. 4. Woodford, Miss Miria McCrea, Miss Gussie H. Hampstead and Miss Lucia Shepard went to Stony Creek for 8 weeks outing at the shore yesterday. l Miss Mary and Mics Annie Mason are | summering at Woodmont. Miss Julia Murphy of East street is wis l iting friends in Branford.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy and son, 31
 Greene street, have gone to the worlds 1 fair.
 Thomas Hodgsop, the merchant of 11s ! Gilbert avenue, hes returned from Eng
 land. It was his first visit since be lief
 there forty years sgo.
 Colonel R. H. Trowbridgs returned from
 Litchfield yesterday.
 President Clark has returned from hi.
 trip to Europs.
 Rev. Clarence Greeley of Mt Carmel cen
 ter Is spending well earned vacation il
 Braddock, Pa.
 l Peter Mckenzie of 27 Redfeld street ha
 been enjoying few days outing at th
 Branford shore.
 Mrs. William Millett and children of 2
 Redfeld street have just returned from
 few days visit with relatives at Mailing l ford.
 Superintendent Starkweather of tn hospital has returned from 8 two-week:
 stay at Short Beach. City Auditor Lake, who is in the Whit } mountains for his health, is now muc |, better. His sonin law, Harry Rowe She ley of Brooklyn, who has been in this cit
 Lakes on fishing trip. Later he wi visit the worlds fair.
 General Manager Plstt of the Consol
 dated road and family have returned frol l a pleasant vacation trip in the Adiror dscks. Mir. Platt was in the beautifl Saranac region most of the time, making - side trip to the St. Regis. On the retur = MT. Plstt and family stopped several day t in the White Mountains. He enjoyed h f vacation very much and has come back i |. excellent health and much invigorated, t A party of six young men from this cit |; composed of Robert Morton, Harry Field r Frank Palmer. Harry Britton, Edwal
 Hart snd William Bates opened up the
 camp at Cider Mill cove, near Branfol
 Point, yesterday morning.