The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-07-26
Personal MENTION,

The Midsummer Season nj its Height
New Hayeners Fleeing From the Heat To
Cool Resorts by Sen and Shore aud moan
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dyas OF the
Sandwich house. Sandwich III. parents
Of the Rev. J. Perry pyas, Yale 10. are
the guests. of Mrs. Julia 4. Il. Dyas OF
Westville.
Theodore +. Plat of Veto street il
summering In the White Mountains.
and Mrs Plat Is In caanan. Conn.
Miss NJ. L. Chapman. who has been
at South Failsburgh. n Y. has gone
for the remainder of the season 10 Cole
brook. Conn.
DR.. Bellosa and Mr., HcrsheI Ransom
and others OF this city started on the
! 80 train yesterday afternoon for Hot
Springs. Mt. Clemens. Mich. for the
benefit OF their health.
William Healey, the builder. sailed for
Queenstown yesterday for trip
through Ireland.
Rev. /. c. Meserve and wife are OK"
DtCttd HothG itoh tsNibPS
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. C. Tolman
have returned from a stay at Saratoga
Springs.
William II. Moore, salesman for Wal
ter Leigh. the clothier. has gone away
to enjoy a vacation trip.
D. ]. Brennan of Osborn Hall Phar-
macy has returned from a vacation
trip.
Among the passengers who sailed
Tuesday on the North German Lloyd
steamer Havel. for Southampton and
Bremen, were Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Corbln. Austin Corbin. jr., Miss Corbin,
Mr.. and Miss Bair Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. NJ. Dwight. New Haven: the
Rev. c. H. Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis c. Tiffany.
Mrs. B. H. Kellogg Of No. 100 York
square Is spending a few weeks with
her daughter. Clara Louise. wife Of
DR.. L. H. Thayer Of Northampton,
Mass.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Martha A. Rice. daughter Of Colonel
James H. Rice of Springfield. and Au-
gustus Stearns of Middletown. The
parties are well known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Shoninger. Miss
Alice Shoninger, and Masters Lee and
Alexander Shoninger, who have been at
Branford Point since July l, left Tues
day for Fabyans to be away until early
in September.
Mrs. o. B. North is at Lakevflle,
Conn.
c. K. Billings Of IS Trumbull street
is at Narrangansett Pier, R. I.
H. c. Young of 149 st. John street is
at Milldale. Conn.
chard. Conn.
Mrs. D. B. Crittenden Of Howe street
is at Rockville, Conn.
Mrs. r. c. Peck is at West Norfolk,
Conn.
George D. Bradley is. at Sheepshead
Bay, L. I. ..,
F. B. Tillov is at South Orange, N. J.
Mrs. c. G. Hart of 161 York street is
at South Egremont Mass.
Mrs. D. c. Fitch is at Oceanside. Mag
nolia. Mass. IL -!
H. c. Hall Of Howard avenue is at
Sandy Hook, Conn. .,
Mrs. c. P. Nettleton is at Southville,
Conn. +gm 49,
w. j.. Atwater of Tsnmbuil street is
at the Sinclair house, Bethlehem, N. H.
Mrs. E. I. Sanford of Chapel street
Is at the Everett house, South Eyre
mont. Mass. -,
Mrs. S G. Peck is at the United
States hotel, Litchf1eld,s Conn.
Major T. Attwater Barnes is at the
Wentworth, jackson! N. H.
A. H. Kimberly Of Whitney avenue
Is at the Center house. Center Harbor,
N. n. '*". .'
S. B. Shoninger is at the Fabyan
house, White Mountains.
c. J. Msnson. the jeweler, has return
ed from a trip to Redlands. Cal.
P. R. CARL Of Temple street is at Bel
fast, Me.
E. H. Trowbridge, jr., is at the Profile
house, White Mountains.
Dr.. I. Miller, who has been staying
at the Continental hotel at Saratoga,
has returned to this city and is again
ready to attend to his professional
duties at his office, 50 Hine street.
Mrs. Marshall c. Griswold Of No. 166
Orange street and Mrs John F. Love-
joy Of No. 70 Dickerman street will
spend few weeks at the White Noun.
tains.
President William R. Harper Of the
University Of Chicago is an admirable
performer on the cornet.
The Rev. William Pendleton Chip
man, the writer of juvenile stories, lives
In Essex, Conn. "His most celebrated
story" says the Lewiston, Me-. Jour-
nal, lis Black Forge Mills which has
had wide circulation and is in Sunday
school libraries all over the land. For
this book he received the degree Of DID.
from prominent Presbyterian college.
Other books are Roy Gilbert's Search
Budd Boyd's Triumph ETC., published
by New York house. He has written
\ large number of serials and short sto-
ries, such as The Young Lineman,' off
Shore In the Wilds of Fuego,' etc.
One of his short stories, 'Hilda Hath
away's Heroism,' was sold to New
York syndicate and published stimuli
all over the country"
Miss Nellie Sullivan and Miss Maggie
Val le Of this city sail from New York
ity next Wednesday for Charleville
county, Cork, to be absent about three