The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-30
rERsoNAn JorrINGs.
New Haven People and Their Summer
outings-Journeylng Here aud There.

spending the summer at Eight Mile
Hill.
George w, Merwln of Ed street, son
of George p. Merwin, the builder re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks
trip to Quebec, Montreal, the Thousand
Islands and other places.
A. G. Walter, wife and two children,
of Sc Bishop street; Charles Klarbers
and family of IS Bishop street, and
Miss Amelia Krangle are all stopping
at Little Bay cottage at Short Beach.
DR., p. F. Metz starts to-day for a
two weeks vacation to Winthrop
Beach, Mass.
Mr.. Gessner of Whitneyville, the well
known shipbuilder, leaves to-day for a
two or three weeks stay in Maine.
Rev. Mr., Griffin, pastor of Epworth
M. e. church, has gone to Massaehu-
sets to join his wife, and they will
spend part of their vacation in the
old Bay State.
| Fernando Kureek and George L,
Hamilton of this city returned last
night from, few days stay at Block
| Island. A
Mr., and Mrs. Maier Zunder will
leave August l for Niagara Falls and
afterward will visit Saratoga, where
they have been summer visitors for
many years.
A camping party, which is now locat-
| pH WaCfnOrf iS nhp Of c
Lena Morehouse, Miss Leila Coley, DR.,
LeGrand B. Cannon Of Westport and
Louis Bishop Of New Haven.
Miss Susan Lowe is visiting Miss
| Annie Beach at her home in Milford.
Miss Mary E. c. Ford of Milford is
the guest of her brother, General George
| III. Ford
Mrs. Sanford with her daughter, Miss
Gertrude Sanford, have gone to Wal
| pole, N. H.. and from there will go to
visit the Chaces of Chicago at their
summer home Early in September
| they will go to Saratoga, where they
| will join Mrs. S. S. Thompson, who, as
is her usual custom, will depart for
the springs early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. English of
Hillhouse avenue go to Lake Mohonk
this week for the season.
Miss Mary Clark of Grand avenue
received the black veil at Mt st. Vim
cents convent, New York city.
Miss Alice w. Heath is at Crescent
Terrace, Norwalk.
H. D. Clark and family of Trumbull
street are at their cottage at Morris
Cove.
Rev. Mr.. Scoville and Mrs. scovilie
are to take bicycle trip of several
| weeks.
Mrs Ida Stormont of West Haven
has returned from visit with Mrs.
George Gould.
Greene street, Rev. l. c. Meserve and
family, and George H. Leopold and
family of Bradley street have gone to
Plainville camp meeting ground for
three weeks.
r. L. Warner of the firm of Warner
& Bro, has gone to WATERFOWL, where
his family is summering, to spend a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Carrie B. Bassett of 80 Pearl
street has gone to New Bedford, and
before her vacation is over will stop
at South Dartmouth
Mr. and Mrs. ], p. Goodhart are to
go August l to the Catskills
Mrs. Eliza Lyons and her daughters.
Mrs. M. Herman and Mrs. J. Edelstein.
of New York, are occupying a cottage
on First avenue, at West Haven, for
the summer, where Mrs. Lyons is re-
gaining her health.
Among those who went from New
Haven to Saratoga yesterday were G. H.
Porter, Mrs. DR.. J. Nicoll, Mrs. Ostran-
der, Miss A. B. Scranton, Mrs. j. j.
Scranton, Mrs. c. M. Scranton, e. and
Mrs. Killam, w. S. Perez, M. w. Bur
well and Mrs Burwel
The party will return Thursday even
ing with the exception of those who Wis
it Ausable Chasm This portion Of the
party will not return until Saturday.
The New Haven Bavarian Sick Bene-
fit society has elected the following of
ficers: President, A. Haag: vice prsi-
dent, Sebastian JOYS; recording secre-
tary, William Englehardt; treasurer
Casper Haas. :
William Englehardt, one Of our old
and esteemed German citizens. was for
twenty-five years shooting master for
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rifle company.
Mr. Englehardt still takes a great pride
in the company with which he has so
long been associated. and he was one
of the prize winners at the recent big
shoot at Springfield.
In fact nearly every member of the
company won prizes at this shoot.