The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-08
Personal JoTrINGS.

New Haven People aud Their summer
Outings--,Io by Sea and Land
Trips to the Mountains and SeaShore
Mrs. Belle sherman and son George
returned to their home in Whippany
N. j., yesterday after a two weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs, Woodruff of 81
Lafayette street.
Miss Clara Noll Eberle of Yonkers,
N. y, is visiting her uncle, II, C, Nol
OF As Elliott street.
Miss Emma and Miss Addie Durant
have been spending a few days In Che
shire as the guests of Mrs. l, r. Pal
mer.
Mrs. Max Laudenbach of New York
is visiting Mrs. d. Laudenbach of Will
liam street.
Mr.. Edward Myrick of 1873 Franklin
street has gone to Stratford for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoggson and Miss Jes-
sic Hoggson of 27 Lynwood street
have returned from Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Booth, who have
been guests of Mr., and Mrs. Malcolm
Booth the past ten days, have returned
to their home at Wakefield, r. /,
Mrs, C. p. Lyman and little daughter
of Lake Waramaug, Conn, are guests
Of friends on Lynwood street for a few
days.
One of the weddings to take place
early in September is that of George
Bartlett Hall and Miss Julia Josephine
Brown. Mr.. Hall Is the popular clerk
at Gilbert & Thompson's and Miss
Brown has long been stenographer for
the Seamless Rubber company. Both
are we'll and widely known in this city.
Miss Justine NJ Catlin of Howard
avenue who has been visiting Mrs.
Horace Ayres on Robinson avenue,
Danbury, for the past two weeks, has
returned home.
s. B. and w. c. Warren of New Ha-
ven, with their families, have been
guests of late Of their parents, Mr.. and
James D. Warren of Park street, Siam
ford.
Mrs. G. V. Witherspoon and Miss
Gertrude Witherspoon of New Haven
are staying in New London at the cot.
tage Of Mrs. Schoenberger of New York
Later in the season the Witherspoons
are to go to Narragansett Pier.
DR.. and Mrs. Bagen have removed
from 721a to 81 Lafayette street.
Miss Minnie Palmer Of s65 Quinnipiac
street is visiting relatives in New Hart
ford.
Prof. L. M. Soltau, Mrs. Soltau and
Miss Henrietta Soltau are at Long
Branch for the summer.
Master Edward S. Downs Of No. 1871
| Greenwood street will be in Southbury
Conn, until September /.
Mrs, Edward P. Kilbride of $50 Grown
street will spend two weeks in New.
town and Southbury, Conn.
Miss Bertha Johnson of ga Clinton
| avenue, who has been seriously sicl
for six weeks. is convalescent.
Miss Margaret Lynch of 81 Park stree
will spend the month Of August In New
town and Southbury, Conn.
| Mrs Frank M. Carroll of 173 Cedal
| street is enjoying a visit with friend:
in Toronto, Can, and will return viz
| Niagara Falls.
Attorney A. Nee Matthewson, Mrs
Matthewson and Pierpont Foster lief
yesterday for the White Mountains tt
| remain for the rest OF the summer
| Mrs w. G. Mcintosh and Miss Mabe
Mcintosh OF No. 10 Sylvan avenue ar,
at present summering IN Brandon, VT
| Hugh J. Reynolds, the well known
Crown street merchant, has with {
number Of other friends, been invited
to attend the G. A r.. encampnent d
Louisville. KY, on September II, ant
during his stay there to be a CUES
of "Old Times Camp" The camp will
be providede with regular army test
and be located at Old Times Park. Mr.
Reynolds has accepted the invitation.
| Miss Minnie Maher, daughter 0
Major Maher, has been since July a
Jamestown, which place she will leay
shortly for a western trip to last I'm
til the reapening or the public schools.
| G. L. Hampstead, general passenge
agent of the New York, New Have1
and Hartford railroad, is stoppin,
with Mrs. Hampstead at South Roland
4 Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Guernse,
are spending a few weeks at the Irol
| Mountain house, jackson, N. H.
Max Dessauer has returned from
months stay at Atlantic City.
Attorney Samuel G. Morehouse Of tn
firm of Alling, Webb & Morehouse, ha
gone to New Hampshire for tire
weeks vacation.
Miss Nellie Callahan of IA Primo
street is spending her vacation at Ca
naan Four Corners, N. Y.
In North Conway, Mass, are the fol
lowing: Mrs. Beecher and daughte
landMiss Smith Of this city.
A Lamp In the Window.
Off the coast of one of the Orkney Isl