Evening journal., 1894-07-26

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Nathaniel w. Davis, who always spends
Fart of the year on the New England
coast, is at Orr's Island
Alexander Cooper takes an occasional
run down to Rehoboth
Ex-City Solicitor Henry C Turner is at
Ocean Grove enjoying the religious fervor
OF the place.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Willard
Hall Porter is at Cape May.
Henry R. Bringhurst. Jr, expects to
60 TO the seashore, but Just where he has
not yet determined
Willard Salisbury, Jr, and wife will
leave in few days for Halifax, Nova
Scotia, and spend three weeks there.
James w. Ponder, who recently took
an ocean voyage to Boston and return,
will leave shortly for the mineral springs
of Virginia.
J. Frank Biggs leaves to morrow for
Atlsntic City.
Harry Emmons and family are summer.
ing at their country lone at Gordon
Heights
Ttlghmsn Johnston will leave on next
Tuesday for points of interest on the
New England coast.
John X. Bradford has not yet perfected
his plans
Charles G. Rumford and family will
take to the woods down East.
T. Blyard Heisel will recreate at
Atlantic City and S. Georges.
] A. Richardson is cooling of on the
New England coast.
Spottswood Garland and wife have
gone to Bedford Springs, Va, for a two
weeks stay.
William S Prickett, the Law and
Order Sooiety's attorney. Is spending
part Of his time at. Fagg's Manor, Pa,
where his wife is visiting her parents
Edwin R. Cochran, Jr, is out on the
pilot boat Thomas F. Bayard and will
close his vacation at Rehoboth.
Edward G Bradford wears Nantuck ct.
brown complexion.
Ex-City Solicitor William T. Lyman
occupies cottage at Guye ncourt.
Christopher Ward rsvels in the de-
lights Of farm life near Csrrcroft.
H. H. Ward and family expect to go
to Iowa on a visit.
Peter L. Cooper, Jr., who is the proud
possessor Of a young dsu ghter, will not
leave home until late in the fall, when
be will probably take trip out West.
Howell S. England and wife will spend
part of September at Pocopson-on-the-
Brsndywine.
Charles B Evans will Inot 20 on any
extended vacation, merely taking a few
days of occasionally as his business will
permit.
George Ledge, whose home is at Clay
mont, caught mammoth trout at Rebo.
both and is now after the small fry OF
the upper Delaware and its Jersey tribu-
taries
William s Hilles, John P Nields and
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., are thinking OF
the happy days they spend down on the
farm near Corbit Mr.. Hilles makes an
occasional cruise in his yacht.
Colonel Samuel A Macallister will
stay at home to protect his congr essional
boom from Walter Bacon's lieutenants
Walter H. Hayes will defer his triT
until fall. when he will gun for severa
weeks in Virginia.
John H. Rodney is an annual stay at
home.
Henry c. Conrad, whose family il
summering In Norristown, spends all o.
his spare time there.
Josiah Marvel, Jr., has been campini
at Oak Orchard, on the Indian river. HI
Will spend part OF the heated tern
among the waves at Ocean Grove.
William F. Smalley, Jr has not de
cided where he and his wife will soiourn
Andrew f Sanborn and his mother
Mrs MA. Sanborh. will go to the Whit
Mountains and other interesting Ney
England resorts in few days.
George T. Brown goes to Atlantic Gil,
occasionally.
Philip Q Churcbman spent severs
days at Atlantic City.
With the tariff bill hanging in tn
balance Senators Gray and Higgins hav
no ii O to think Of recreation.
Walter Bacon is in Philadelphia.
Hugh @ Browne Is too busy With tn
opening of Delaware avenue in Newarl
and the assessment of damages in
oidentsl thereto, TO think what the will
waves are saying He Is in the Whit
Clay Creek metropolis to day.
The family of ]. Ernest Smith, occu
pies cottage at Cape May, and Mr.
Smith spends his Sundays there.
Thomas Davis is at Dover to day.
Francis n. Walker, who is pleasant
situated in the country al the yea
round, is not giving much thought {
seashore or mountains.
ExCity Solicitor Charles n. Curtis an
family will be in Newark and Gee
county, Nd, part of the summer.
E. B T. Springer has not complete,
his arrangements, but he usually know
how to make the summer pas
pleasantly.
Samuel w McCaulley is a stay-at
home at present. but may go to the sel
shore later in the season.
Commissioner s. Redmond Smith, cler
of the United States District Court, an