The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-20
PERSONAL JOFTIN6s.
New Haven People and Their Summer outings-JourneyinGsb by Sea and Land Many Able Bodied Fishermen Leave on a
 Voyage for Block Island Fishing Grounds

voyage for Block Island Fishing Grounds
 A Clinton Fisherman's Luck.
 Captain Charles H, Townshend has returned from very pleasant stay on
 the Adirondacks at the ranch of his
 brother-in-law, MT. Henry L. Hotoh- kiss, president of the l., Candee Rub
 Der company, His wife, Mrs, Town
 shend, leaves to-day with her sisters,
 the Misses Hotchkiss of Chapel street,
 for stay of two weeks at the Profile
 house, White Mountains. After two
 weeks stay there they go to Poland
 Springs, Me, where they will remain
 during the month of September. The
 Misses Hotchkiss returned recently from
 a stay at Narrangansett Pier and a
 visit to Newport and to Watch Hill.
 MT. Henry l.. Hotchkiss and family are
 at MT. Hotchkiss' Adirondack resort.
 MT Edwin A. Loucks, cashier of the
 Starln line of steamboats, this city, has
 returned from trip to Albany, Am
 sterdam, N r., and down, the Hud-
 son.
 Miss Hattie Todd, daughter of MT.
 Frank Todd, the builder is at Glen
 wood, N r., where she remains a week
 or two longer. She has been joined
 there by her cousin, Miss Smith, also
 of Cottage street, this city. The latter
 went to Glenwood last Saturday and
 will make a three weeks stay there.
 MT. Ernest Hesse, the popular first
 O mt al TpAf1,Nr'e lyI1C eli t,+
 street, has returned from very pleas
 ant weeks outing spent together with
 his wife and other friends, at Short
 Beach. MT. Hesse is another of the
 hundreds of visitors who are enthuslas-
 tic over Short Beach as highly pleas
 ant spot for an outing.
 MT. Berger of the popular and pros-
 porous firm of Brown X, Berger, archi- tests, while on visit to friends at
 Short Beach the other evsning, stepped off a platform, not perceiving, owing to the darkness of the evering that the platform was on the edge of a steep bank. He fell and in putting out his hands to break the fall his right hand landed in a mess of troken glass. A blood vessel in his hand was severed and several other severe cuts were made Dr. Penney of Branford was sent
 for and dressed the wounds and MT.
 Berger will be all right again in a day or two.
 Dr. S. D. Gilbert of Wall street leaves to-day for Dixville Notch, Colebrook. N. H., for months vacation. MT. John Mason and family, Mir. R. H. Nesbit and family, Mir. H. K. Beach and wife, Miss Jennie Woodenl and Miss Lucretia Fairchild left yesterday for Maquam Bay, Lake Champaign Mrs. Frederick Sutton of North Front street has returned from ter days outing at New Preston and Litchfieid. The following New Haven people are in Saratoga: MT. and Mrs. C. F. Boll- mann. Mir and Mrs F. D. Graves, Mr. and Mrs G. A. Appel, Charles Harten- stein, Miss Clara H. Katsch, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly, George Bald win, Mrs. Beecher, MT. and Mrs. Wal lace Foote, Mrs. F. l.! Wilmot, H. c. Wilmot Miss I. M. Brandes, Mrs \. H Hovt, Mrs J T. Farrell, Miss H, A, Hull, MT. and Mrs. William F. Shan non, W. A. Parsons, MT, and Mrs. W. S. Clark. F. Myles Brown, George Eos ter, Mrs F. F. Hunt, Carrie Fuller, F.. A. Wood
 F. w. Williams of 270 Edgewoo1 avenue, an agent for the Armour Beef company who has been very ill with typhoid fever for several weeks, mas taken turn for the better, and his speedy recovery is now assured Among the guests at the Hawkhurst, Litchfield, are Mrs. Daniel c. Eaton.
 Miss Eaton, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Win
 chell, MT. and Mrs. Winston Trow- bridge Mrs. Edwin A. Hotchkiss Mrs S. L. Bronson and the Misses Bronson. Others stopping at the United States are Mrs. Owen, Miss Eagan, Mrs. Lang try and Miss Lottie Sedgwick. Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Turner of this city are visiting friends at MT Tur- ners old home in Northfeld. Mr and Mrs. George H. Watrous are spending the summer at Northfield, Conn.
 MT. William Trumbul of this city is having a picturesque summer residence | erected in Litchfield, to be ready for next season.
 Rev l. c. Meserve of the Davenport Congregational church and his family | have returned from Plainville Congressman and Mrs. N D. Sperry I left yesterday for a two weeks vaca- | tion, which is to be spent mostly In Vef- mont.
 NEW HAvENERS OFF FOR BLOCK ISLANDS.
 A party of well known New Haveners mostly Eighth warders, have gone on an excursion to New London, Watch Hill and Block Island. Their object is ! chiefly of piscatorial character. They propose to bring back a sloop load of mackerel, bluefish, sea bass and cod, with perhaps sword fish thrown in. The party is as follows: Ex-Town Agent and ex-County Commissioner James Reynolds, ex-Selectman and ex- Town Clerk Philip Hugo, Charles Wurtz, the Edwards street cigar man. ufacturer Dr. F. L. Bissell, MT Split Ter, the brewer, MT. Frazer, the master painter, Charles lime, Frank Menze Philip Menze, all of this, city, Dr. Lamping, a druggist of Meriden and half a dozen others. They set sail in a sloop, a fast sailer, under the able captaincy of Captain Bradley. They took along a stack of eatables, includ- | ing many delicacies and supply of | Toledo water-very efficacious in hot | weather for quenching thirst. There