The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-13
PERSONA JorrINGS.


ings-Journeyings by Land and Water
The Mayor Homo Again-A Pleasant
Bicycle Trip-People at short Beach,
Adirondacks and White Mountains.
Mayor HendricS is home from his
fishing trip to Block Island, and was
in his office again yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs, II, Grant Thompson are
in Milford staying at the Thompson
homestead, Morning Side" Ponds
Point.
Miss Estelle Wagner and S. Harrison
Wagner have returned to their home in
West Haven after western trip.
Miss Winnie Blanch and Miss May
Treat the latter the guest of Miss Lib
bic Baldwin, have returned from a
| visit to Ansonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox of this city
are stopping with Mrs. H, A. Stevens
in Clinton.
Miss Justine Ingersoll left yesterday
for the Lake Dunmore house. Ex-Gov-
ernor Henry b. Harrison and Mrs. Har-
rlson are also among New Haveners at
the Vermont resort, their favorite sum-
mer resort for years.
William II. Russell, senior clerk at
Lloyd Salisburys pharmacy, started
yesterday with his family for New Bos-
| ton, Mass, Mrs. Russell's native place.
| The trip will also include a sojourn at
| Waterbury and Colebpook River.
Mr.. l.. C. Waters of Pierpont street
| ie 10 IN, Do NJ
Elmer e. Hallock of the Aetna In
surance company and A. L. Foster of
Hartford start to-day on three weeks
outing. They go to the White noun
| tains for a few days and then to Que
bee; then to the Saginaw river, to
Prince Edwards Island and Nova SEQ
tia. They return by steamer to Bos-
| ton.
Judge Livingston w. Cleaveland with
his mother and Miss Sucher who is
| stenographer in his law office, have gone
to Jefferson, in the White mountains,
| for two weeks.
g. e. Larom, the popular manager of
the G. A. and P. Tea company; Edward
Dow, son of Judge E. C. Dow, and
Joseph Noble, started on their bicycles
Sunday morning for a trip to Spring
| field, Mass. They left this city at $40
a. M, passing through Cheshire, South
ington and Pennington, stopping at
the latter place long enough to get some
delicious ice cream form the Farming
ton creamery. Resumng their trip
they proceeded to Avon and Tariffville
and thence to Newgate, where they
spent quite little time inspecting the
| prison. They reached West Spring.
field at 1915, and took dinner there and
little rest AT 8 p. m, they started
for Thompsonville, and from thence to
Forest Park in Springfield. At 6:3S p.
M they left Springfield depot for home
on the iron horse" and arrived here
at D. M, much pleased with their
days enjoyment, ga
Mrs. Russell of Orange street, widow
of Edward Russell, is spending the
summer at her pleasant cottage at
Short Beach.
Mr.. Hopton, wife and daughter of
Lake Place have taken a cottage at
Short Beach for the month of Au-
gust.
Mr.. George Dooley left yesterday for
Nashua, N. H., where he will spend
few weeks.
One Of the many pleasant people stop
ping at Short Beach during these
scorching days is Miss Margaret Crow
ley of st. John street.
Miss Nellie Kane Of Mansfield street
left yesterday for Windsor, where she
will spend the remainder of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brewster Fitch have
gone to the Adirondacks, taking with
them their two young daughters, Miss
Margaret and Miss Anna Fitch.
Mrs. James E. Allen of Central ave-
nue., Westville, and Mrs John Allen Of
Fair Haven, two children and nurse
are boarding at Captain Thompson's at
Lighthouse Point.
Miss Harriet f. r. Stevens has re-
turned from Westport.
Mrs Elizabeth Pratt, who has been
staying at the shooting lodge Of her
son at Clinton, left last week for Old
Orchard Beach, Me. She was accom-
panied by her son, Thomas H. Pratt,
Mrs. w. S. Stirling of Boston. Miss Ly-
man of Chicago and Mrs. Thomas of
Pittsburg.
Miss Florence Hall is at Clinton, stay
ing with Miss Hattie Brown of High
street.
Mrs. Edward G. Hubbell of 507 State
street has returned from Huntington
after a weeks vacation among
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Hagaman are
spending the summer at Hotel Cham |
plain, Clinton county, New York.
Miss Sarah and Tessie Rohan are