The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-05
PERSONAL JorTINGs.
New Haven People and Their Summer Outings to Sea Shore and

Charles Monson of the Charles Monson company is with his family at the Lake Dunmore, Salisbury, Vt. They have been there since July 1 and may stay { there the rest of the summer, but may later on go to Pennsylvania for short stay at the Pocono Mountain house,
 MT, Wlll Kraft, the organist and Miss Edith Porter, the soprano, and MT. and Mrs, Clarence Wilson are at the Hyland hotel spending their vacation.
 pr. Gill of 54S Chapel street is at Long Branch onl his vacation trip. He will after a weeks sojourn at Long Branch go to Saratoga and remain there until Monday, August 20, when he will return to his home
 Mrs. L. B, Judd of 3o2 Temple street, who has been making an extended trip through the west, is slowly recovering from serious illness at the residence of her brother, Charles Richardson, in Springfield, III.
 The many friends of Mrs. A. M. Mer- win, mother of the late c. P. Merwin of New Britain, will be pleased to learn that she is greatly improved in health, She has been confined to her home in Woodmont for nearly year with rheu- matiSm. Mrs. MerWin is visiting her son, Homer s. Merwin of New Britain
 A party of young men from this city, including Thomas F. Illusion, James Gibbons and William R. Carroll, will spend this week at the Jewell cottage at Sunset Beach.
 The gagaement is announced of James Mason Hoppin, son of Professor Hoppin of Yale university, to Miss Su- san Mitchell, daughter of Donald G.. Mitchell.
 Clarence Butricks, the mandolin teacher has returned from his trip to Europe. He has beenl gone month.
 MT. and Mrs. John c. North and fam fly have gone to Lake Waramaug.
 Miss Eva A. Mathews of Grove street will visit for short time with the Misses Maud and Gertie Smith of Fly ing Point, Stony Creek.
 A party of New Haven residents will leave this city on Wednesday for Owls Head hotel on the banks of Lake Memphremagog on the Canadian side, for several weeks stay. The party will be composed of Judge Samuel A. York and family, Mrs. Benjamin R. English, son and daugh- ter, Mrs. Dr. Thompson of Fair Ha- ven, and Samuel A. York, jr. The party will remain at Owls Head until some time in September.
 Attorney and Mrs. J. P. Goodhart have gone to Fabyan's, White Noun tains, for a months vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Parish are booked for the rest of the season at the Branford Point house.
 M. M Camp of 1O4 Ward street left Saturday to spend a week with old friends at Southington Mountains. He has made this visit every year for the past fifty years with two exceptions, when he was cruising in the Arctic regions.
 The announcement was made Satur- day of the wedding of James F. Ward, the grocer on Collis street, and Miss Lida B. Wakelee of New York city. The ceremony was performed at St. Thom- as Catholic Apostolic church in West One Hundred and Eighteenth street New York, last Tuesday, the pastor Rev. Father John J. Meade officiating MT. and Mrs. Ward returned to this city yesterday, after having taken a trip to Washington. They will reside at 473 State street.
 Miss M J. Cone is in town as the guest of Bassett B. Goldberg
 Morris Cove is enlivened by the pres ence of a party of seven girls from this city, who have taken the Arlington cottage under the maternal eye of the mother of one of their number. They are Miss Gertrude E. Osgood, Miss Mabel V. Stiles, Miss Constance Gilbert, Miss Andrews, Miss Bessie Clark, and the Misses BIydenburg.
 Dr. HenrySGill of 54S Chapel street has gone to Long Branch and his office will be closed until August 19.
 Richard Schneider and his son Charles of Arch street have returned from Washington.
 Mir. Thomas McMann, jr., of Provi- dence, R. l., is the guest of Peter Car berry of Rosette street.
 Maier Zunder and family have gone to Saratoga and Lake George for two weeks outing.
 Professor Gruener and his mother 1.
 Several New Haven people are at Saratoga. Among the recent arrivals are MT. and Mrs. B. Killam, Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Burwell MT. and Mrs. L. w. Coggswell, Miss Ella Strong, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Scranton, Misses A. B. and J. I. Scranton, Miss D. Nichols, MT. and Mrs. A. L. Winton, w. S. Perez and many others.
 Rev. John c. Collins has just re- turned from brief visit to the moun- tain regions of North Carolina In connection with John s. Huyler of New York, c. N. Crittenton of New York, Rev. David filling Reed of Springfield, Rev H. H. Kelsey of Hartford and a number of other prom. inent Christians in the country MT, Collins has secured a large tract of land, containing many thousands of acres, In which it is proposed to make an all-the-year-round resort for rest and health and for permanent resi- dence The location Is a short dis tance from the famous city of Ashe- vile and the Vanderbilt tract of land and MT. Collins states that it Is con- sidered by experts the finest In west ern North Carolina. It abounds in minerals and is said to be very healthful location.
 MT. Collins proposes to divide the tract up into lots which will be