The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-11
PERSONA JoTrINGs.

About New Haven People and Their Sum-
mer outlngs-Journeying by Sea and
Land.
Miss Lena e. Bawden Of this city
is to start this morning for a long
visit among friends and relatives in
Chicago and Kalamazoo, Mich.
sEx-Aldermen j. NJ. Champion is at ST.
Adams, VT, with headquarters at the
Rocky Point hotel.
Prof. Stevens of Yale, and family, are
at East River, Conn.
Mr.. George p. Marvin is summering
at Princeton Mass., with headquarters
at the Wachusetts hotel
Mrs. H. Champion is at Lake Mime
waska, N. T., stopping at the Wild
mere hotel. ~
President Wilbur +. Day, president Of
the National New Haven bank. and
family, are summering at the Monto-
wese house, Crawford, Mr.. Day return
ing to town daily
Principal Mather Of the Boardman
Manual Training school and family
are summering at Clinton, Conn.
Superintendent Z, P. Root of the
clock factory, and family, of Home
place, are summering at sachems Head,
Guilford.
Prof. Henry w. Farnam Is at VAIN
scott, i. I.
Mrs. Phillips, wife of Rev. DR.. Phillips,
is at East Pembroke, Mass.
Mrs. =. Henry Barnes Of 1887 Chapel
street is at Sachen's Head, Guilford.
The family Of P. ], Cronan, the paper
box manufacturer, are at Madison,
! Conn.
Hon. Lynde Harrison and wife are at
their summer home at Leete's Island.
Mrs. G. p, Merwin Of New Britain Is
at Woodmont for the summer.
| Mr. L, W pphause, of Clark street,
| is at New Hartford.
Mrs George p, Benton of 534 State
street and Miss Mamie banks Of New
York, who has been visiting her for a
few weeks. have gone to the noun
| tains for a few weeks outing.
| Emile S. Tetedaux of 1923 West One
Hundred and Twelfth street, New York.
| city, and Maurice Kerrigan Of South
| port, Conn.,, passed through here yes
| terday on their wheels. They are spend-
ing their vacation ON the wheels, and
| are making a tour of southern Connec-
| ticut. Mr.. Tetedaux is employed in the
| Mercantile National bank of New York
| The following New Haven teachers
! are attending The state summer school
| in Norwich, which is now in progress
there: Principal A. b. Morrill, of the
| Normal school, Principal H. w. LOOMS
| of Washington school, Kate e. Batch
ley, Alice 5. Emery, Jessie w. Smith
Mary G. Warner, Helen Warner, Mary
| Lockwood, Jane Z. Coombs, Martha s.
Fleetwood, Jane I. Noy, AdeHne e.
| Scott, Alice Wilton, Mary II. Balford
| and A. B. Johnson. Prof. Morrill, spoke
| on science and Prof. Jepson on vocal in.
struction.
! Mrs. J. H Twitchell and Miss MARY
Twitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Tucker
| Miss Richards and Mrs. f. f. Andrew,
| were among those who left on thu
| 1915 train for Boston yesterday to at
tend the Christian EnGeavor conven
! ton.
| The following persons have gone tt
| represent the Y. p. S. C. e. OF Epwortl
| M. %. church at the Boston convention
| Mrs. d. w. Minor Miss Helen CARVE
| Miss Adeline Saxton, Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Bunnell and John Colby.
/ Miss Bonita " Slocum is spending
two weeks with Mrs. Charles L. Arm
strong at her beautiful home, LordshiI
Park, Stratford.
J. E. Fitzgerald of this city wa
| elected president of the National Bras
| Workers association Tuesday at Thu
| meeting in Detroit
DIR. and Mrs. J. p. C. Foster of College
street, with their daughter Margare
and their son, are located for the sea
son in their Short Beach cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Hall, who fer tn,