The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-31
PERSONAL JorrINGs.
New Haven People and Their summer
outings-Journeyings Here aud There.
MIG MarnarltA LIart of How'd straht

Mrs L. @. Dayton and daughter OF |
1A Dwight street have returned from
u two weeks stay at Gloversville. N, |
Y, and have gone to sachems Head,
Guilford. to finish their vacation out
ings.
Mr.. N, e. Lyman of Enos S. Kim
berly's office goes to Bethany to-day
for a weeks stay among the Wood
bridge and Bethany hills, stopping at
H. M. Hnl's in Bethany. Mr.. Lyman
will make several excursions on horse
back into the neighboring country as
a part of his pastime in the country.
B. f. Guyer, prominent in Red Men
and Knights of the Golden Eagle cir
cles in this city, is greatly enjoying
his stay at Atlantic City. There are
now, including all the visitors 100000
people at Atlantic City Mr.. Guyer met
on Monday last Mr., F. Lyons, who was
formerly for many years a dry goods
merchant on Chapel street. He Is also
much enjoying the stay at Atlantic
City. He is stopping at the Monopol
house on New York avenue.
Miss Fanny A. Prince, daughter of
p. A. Prince of No. 314 Howard avenue,
who is superintendent of the lumber
department of the ]. Gibbs Smith &
Co. on Water street, starts to-day for
a stay at Atlantic City, where she will
remain several weeks, guest at the
Howard house. She is a relative of
Mrs. M. Schneider, who is at the head
of the Howard house. and who for
merly lived in our neighboring town,
East Haven.
Mrs. Damn, wife of President Isaac
pany, is at the Cliff house, Cape Eliza
BETH Me.
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham has returned
to his beautiful mansion at West Ha-
ven.
Professor w. H. Brewer has gone to
Enfield. Center. Tompkins county, N. j.
G. w. Starr is at Cobalt, Conn.
Mrs. George E. Maltby Is at Norfolk,
Conn, guest of Mr.. Moseley's "Airley
Beacon"
Mr. and Mrs. Eli whitney Of Elm
street are at Sharon. Conn.
j. M. B. Dwight of Hillhouse avenue
is Isleboro Inn. Dark Harbor, Isleboro,
Me.
w. L. Kingsley of Grove street is at
Wainscott, l.. I.
S. O. Nash of 157 st. John street is
a Georgetown, Conn.
James B. Ryder Of Park street is at
"The Hillside, Hague on Lake George"
Warren county, N. Y.
0. A. Dorman Is at Alstead, N. H
H. A. Street of 397 Temple street is
at East Hartford, Conn.
Rev. D. ]. Clark Of East Haven is at
Brattleboro, VT.
Mrs D. E. Cruttenden, who has been
at Chicago, is at Michigan City. I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Camp are stay
ing in Newton at the popular cottage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Beardsley.
Mrs. Zeno K. Pease of Hartford is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Enos Kim
berly at Woodmont.
Dr. and Mrs Daniel Jones ara spend
ing their vacation at Twin Lakes.
Mrs. George Haines and young son
are spending August at Lyme. N. H.
Mr.. Haines has returned after stop.
ping with them for two weeks.
Mr.. Ericsson Bushnell is m town
again after a hasty trip across the
ocean, where he sang at the great con-
cert on the 18th Of July.
Attorney Roger S. Baldwin is spend
| ing a fortnight at the Hopkins house
at Lake Waramaug, New Preston,
Conn
Miss Jennie Klock of Lake Place
left on Saturday for Pine Lake in the
| Adirondacks to remain until SepteIn-
her
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Booth have
returned from Peacedale, r.. l., and
will remain in town the month Of Au-
gust They are entertaining their I'M
Gle, the Rev. Robert Hudson, rector
IF Trinity Episcopal church, Syracuse,
N. Y, and his son.
Mrs. B. J. Cook of Stamford, who has
| been visiting Mrs. F. S. Hamilton %
Warren street, returned home yestcr-
| day
| David Dwight Wells, secretary OF the
| American embassy at London, is at his
home in Norwich on leave of absence
| for six weeks, visiting his father, Hon.
David A. Wells
| Mrs. Joel Johnson, accompanied by
her son Frederick, is visiting friends in
| New York.
| George Parker of New York, who was
a well known hotel clerk in this city
several years ago, was in town yester-
| day.
Irving and William A. Niles, sons OF
| Attorney William P. Niles, struck their
tents at Indian Neck Monday and re-
turned home.
Michael Joyce and son Joe will leave
in a day or two for vacation trip to
New York and Roseville, N. J.
Mrs. T. w. T. Curtis of Orange
street leaves shortly for Maine, where
she will remain until some time in Sep
| TENDER.
Mrs H. H. Wies Of Mt. Vernon is the
guests of her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. G
Hoadley, at her apartments on York
street.
The Misses Philippine and Mary Wolf
of this city are enjoying two weeks al
| Woodmont.
| Yesterdays Hartford Post says
| George H. Butricks, the well known
druggist of New Haven, who resided
here years ago and will be remembered
by some of the older residents. was
visiting relatives here to-day.
During the absence of Judge Eggles.
ton and ex-Congressman John r. Buck
of Hartford the office of Buck & Eggles.
ton will be in charge of Edward I. Gar.