The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-09
PERSONAL JorrIvGs.

New Haven People and Their Summer Out
 inss-Joumeyings by Sea and Land-
 Visits to Mountain and Sea shore-Many
 New Haveners to Visit the Hub" This
 Week.
 Miss Julia A. Bldwell of Clark street Is away in the Catskins for the summer months.
 Miss Bessie o'Neil, daughter of Will, Nam o'Neil of Waterbury, is making her annual visit to her uncle and aunt Mir, and Mrs. George Priest of Lawrence street.
 Miss Carrie F. Finch of the Cedar street school will spend part of her va cation in Brooklyn, ". Y. Later she will visit Block Island.
 Miss Helen M. Thomas of Dwight school is to 80 to Ashfield. Mass.
 Miss Emma L. Tyler and Miss Harrl- cite K. Storer of the Quinnipiac street school will attend the Christian En. deavor convention at Boston. Later they will see some of the resorts on the Massachusetts coast.
 Miss Kate M,Tuttle of the Lloyd street school Is at Block Island.
 Miss Mary c. Blakeslee of the Ed wards street school will attend the ton as the delegate from the Grand ave nue Congregational church.
 Miss Lillian B. Bradley of the Welch school Is spending her vacation at one of Connecticut's sound resorts.
 Miss Annie K, Joslin of the Winches- ter school leaves soon for New Hamp. shire, where she will remain the rest of the summer.
 Miss Gertrude l.. Cooper of the Strong school will spend part of her vacation at Short Beach. Her sister, who for merly taught school at Montowese, will accompany her.
 w. Vernon somers has gone to North Hatfield, Mass.
 Edwin A. Leopold will spend his vaea- ton at Ocean Grove New Jersey.
 Dr. Philip F. Browning of the Kent laboratory, Yale university, is visiting his parents at Ocean Grove, New ter sey. Later he will go to Denver, Colo rado.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Edwin Judson and daughter of Pawtucket, R. l., are visit. ing MT. J. B. Judson of Whitney ave nue.
 MT. Frank E. Allen, formerly of Dodd's advertising agency, Boston, has entered the employ of the $, R. Niles advertising agency of the same city. where he may be met in the future. His many friends wish him every success in his new position.
 Miss Isabelle Cromwell of York street Is in Holderness, stopping for the month of July with MT. and Mrs. Charles De- Forest.
 Miss Lila Wells of Chicago, who has been visiting on Clinton avenue, left Friday last for Hanover, N. H., where she will spend most of the season. Mrs. Wells will join her there in week or so.
 Dean Henry P. Wright of the academ- ic department of Yale has left town for the summer, which he will as usual spend at oakham Mass.
 Professor George E. Beers of the law school has left the city with his fam fly for a months rest at Mt. Everett
 F. E. S. Munger, manager of the Fremont house, returned Saturday from a visit to Litchfield.
 P. J. Cronan and family have gone to their summer home in Madison.
 Rev. Father William Farrel of Brooklyn and his sister, Miss May Far rel, are the guests of Miss Celia Dillon of Cedar street.
 Vernon Somers has been engaged to play an important part with Chauncey Olcott, who Is to return to drama and who is to put on new play during the coming season.
 Mrs. E. C. Bennett and her daugh- ters Miss Mabel and Miss Blanche, are spending July and August at Wal pole, N. H. MT. and Mrs. Frank Lang dale will spend the month of August there.
 E Mir. $. $. Thompson and Mrs. Gard ner Morse started for New Brunswick yesterday for weeks salmon fishing
 Mir. and Mrs. r. A. Corbin and MT. and Mrs. George G. Powning are stop- ping at Indian Neck.
 MT. Thomas Hurle, the merchant tailor, with his wife, daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. A. w. Holmes and Miss Florence Holmes leave on the Teutonic tomorrow for a trip to Lon don and Paris. They will also visit the University cities of Oxford and Cambridge, also Bath, the celebrated spring and health resort, similar to our Saratoga on a small scale They will spend some time in the Cathedral City of Salisbury, which is in the vi cinity of Mir. Hurles birthplace and where his early boyhood was spent. They expect to be back home by the middle of September.