The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-14
Personal J0rrINGS.
New Haven People and Their Summer Out
ings-JourneyIngs by Sea and Land-Late
Newport and Saratoga Arrivals,

ings-Journeylngs by Sea and Land-Late
Newport and Saratoga Arrivals.
Among the arrivals at Newport, r.
l., announced in the New York Herald
of August H., were the following from
New Haven: At the Ocean house, Mr..
and Mrs, Edward NJ Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank P. Clark and Mr.. Charles
H. Webb; at the Aquidneck, r. G. Trow-
| bridge
Mrs. H. B. Ives of Fair Haven is
spending the month Of August at Beth
lehem, New Hampshire.
N. Sleeman and wife have gone to
Coney island, Asbury Park and At
lantic City for few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pidsley of Highwood
street have returned from visit to the
Berkshire hills and Nantasket.
| Professor j. M. Lee and wife have
Just returned from very pleasant Sc
ries Of carriage drives, covering period
of about six weeks They returned in
excellent spirits They spent most of
the time in visiting places of interest
| in Litchfield county Mrs. Lees health,
| which was quite poor when she went
| away is very much improved. Pro-
| fessor and Mrs. Lee met many New
| Haven people in Litchfield and at Ban
| tam lake. At the latter place there
| was quite a colony of New Haven peo-
| pie.
| Miss Rose Carey of Little Falls, New
York state, is visiting relatives in this
! city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rosenbluth and Mr..
and Mrs, NJ. Zunder are at Saratoga,
stopping at Congress Hall. Mrs. Ros-
enbluth has been there three weeks.
| Augustus H. Kimberly is at Saratoga.
| Miss Edith Smith of South Bend,
Ind, is the guest of Miss Hattie Orten-
| an Of Olive street.
Miss Kittie Carberry of Rosette street
| is spending her vacation at Providence
| and Newport.
James Shannon, sr., of So Bishop
street has returned home after two
months trip in Europe.
Miss Carrie Birch and Miss Eta Wei
der of Hartford, are the guests of Miss
Eta Mann of Olive street
Thomas W. Ensign, employed at
BeeCnefS EXcHaHSt, is SpehulHB tWo
weeks vacation in Hartford
Mrs Martin Barry and Miss Bessie
Barry have returned to this city after
a three weeks visit to Hartford,
Mrs. A. Hartenstein, Harry Harlem
stein and Mrs. Moss Gompertz and
Mitchell Gompertz have returned from
Madison, Conn.
Mr. Harry johnson and his mother
of Trumbull street, are at Saratoga.
Mrs. Gessner and daughter, Miss Bes-
sic, of Bradley street, are at Sara
toga.
Miss Sarah Murray of New York is
the guest of her cousin, Mr.. Vernon
Somers, of West Haven.
MR.. ASHER ENGAGED.
AT dinner given by Attorney Harry
w. Asher in New York Monday night at
Hotel Waldorf, the announcement was
made of the engagement of Mr.. Asher
and Miss Pauline Housman Of New
York. Mr.. Asher is prominent attor-
ney in this city, and d member of the
board of education. Miss Housman be-
longs to one of the leading families OF
the metropolis.
THREE OFFICERS LAID UP.
Patrolmen Patrick Doherty, Owen
Daley and John Allan of the central
station, are on the sick list. Doherty
and Daley are suffering from malaria
and Allan has not yet recovered from
the blow given him by Patrolman Dip
pold, while the two were dog hunting
last week.
A PLEASANT TRIP TO THE FAR
NORTH.
Mr. Julius Twiss, treasurer of the Ma
tional Savings bank, arrived home last
evening from a very pleasant three
weeks trip in the north He was &C.
companied by Attorney E. P. Arvfne
They went first to Burlington, VT. Their
to Montreal, Quebec, and thence to Rob.
erval on Lake st. John, two hundred
miles north of Quebec. Returning, they
came down the Saguenay river to the
st. Lawrence, to Quebec From Quebec
they went to Bethlehem, N. H., anc
made a, weeks stay in the White noun
; tains, making daily excursions to points
of special interest and attraction. From
| Bethlehem Mr.. Twiss returned home
. leaving Mr.. Arvine at the mountains
where he will remain a week longer. Mr.
Twiss returns in excellent health, the
trip having been very beneficial to him
They were ION the go" all the time ant
Mr. Twiss has Travelled about two thou
sand miles in all. He resumes his du
ties at the bank to-day, which during
his three weeks absence have beer
looked after by his friend, vice presl
dent at the bank, F. w. j. Sizer of Fail
! Haven Heights.
A GOOD RIDE.
Mayor Dudley Holbrook of Sing Sing
N Y, and DR.. Dwight Holbrook o
Clinton, who are sojourning at Grow
Beach, took a trip to New Haven ant
return on their wheels, distance o
fifty-four miles. The return run from
New Haven to Grove Beach was mad
without single dismount.