The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-10
Personal JorTINGs.


About New Haven People and Their Sum-
mer outlngs-Journeyings by Sea and
Land-summer Cottage Outings
Among the New Haveners, besides
others mentioned, who so to Boston to-
day to attend the international Chris
tian Endeavor convention are George
e. Thompson, jr., president of the Y. p.
S. c. e. of the College street church,
and Miss Ida M. Adams, secretary of
the same society. The New Haven del
egation will leave on a special train at
1910 noon to-day. In all 1t is estimated
from 800 to 400 will go from this city.
Most of the party will be absent about
a week.
Miss Hattie c. e. Adams, department
special aid of the Womans Relief corps
of Connecticut and past corps president
has returned to her home in this city
after years residence on Townsend
avenue in the annex, where she has
been the guest of Mrs. c. z. Wright,
past NSPe,i tiiCiiI PASSluSll VI Sue
corps.
MIR. A. Mallon and daughter are at
Long Branch for the season.
Miss L. Marietta Platt of Dwight
Place church and Miss Bessie Lathrop
of the Humphrey street church start
to-day for week in Boston at the Chris
tan Endeavor convention
Mr.. Robert Thorpe and family of Mic
oil street, George H. Baker, the State
street hardware dealer, corner Hine
place, his mother, Mrs. Baker, and
grandmother, Mrs. Clark of Edwards
| street. together with Alexander Hous-
ton and wife of Chapel street, have
| gone to the Shearlock cottage at Indian
Neck for one month.
Mr.. b. +. Guyer left last night on the
Richard Peck for New York city. He
goes to his old summer headquarters,
Atlantic City, stopping at the Hotel
Raonor, and VIII remain there until cool
| weather comes, and will then go to Bal
umore and Washington for a stay Of
four weeks longer. In Baltimore he
Will be the guest of Louis J. Aull, broth
er OF Supreme Chief Aull Of the Order
OF the Golden Eagles OF the United
states
| MISS MABEL Hough OF County street
Is spending the month of July at Utica,
N. T., visiting friends
i MRS Or. TWltchell and daughter
Mary, Miss Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
tucker ana Mrs. f. f. Andrews and
son Will leave to-day for Boston, where
/ they VIII attend the Christian Endeavor
convention.
MI. ana Mrs. FRANK q. walker and
amlly are spending the summer at Smell
ter Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fields Of Lynwood
street Will soon go to the White noun
talns for two weeks
Miss Margaret Morgan OF Washing
ton, ID. O., is visiting Mrs. Dacey OF lis
Crown street
Professor Edward l.. Curtis OF the
Yale Divinity school, and family. are
depending the summer on the seashore
at Westport Point, Mass.
G. G. Wilson Is now at the Brown Pal
ace hotel In Denver, Col
Mrs. Frank Smith of this city and
Mrs. Cyrus Hawkins Of West Haven
are enjoying a delightful vacation al
Mantle.
Mrs. Frank L. Smith of North Haven
is at the Blue Mountain house at Blue
Mountain Lake, N. Y, where she will
remain during the season.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Minnie German and Michael Curren
both of Westville, which took place or
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
st. Joseph r. G. church. Rev. Father
Curtin officiated.
Edward Fl. Longeway of the genera
freight department of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com
pany, has resigned his position and will
locate in the grain and feed business il
Columbus, 0.
Mrs, Joseph M. Brown and four chill
dren, William Robert, Vernon and En-
ma, left their home I'M West Haven las
week for two months visit in Della
ware, the land of peaches and cream,
Mrs. Browns former home.
Mrs. George L. Clarke of As Sylvan
avenue has returned home after "a visi
to Providence and North Easton, Mass.
accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mis-
Lizzie D. Clarke, who was recentl.
graduated from the North Easton higl
school.
Miss Jessie Dewell will spend month
according to her usual custom, at Glou