The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-02
PERSONAL JoTTINGS.
New Haven People and Their Outings
 Pleasant Trips.

Pleasant Trips.
 Mir, and Mrs, Louis Chandler of Crown street leave to-day for a few days stay in the Killingworth hills,
 MT, and Mrs, George Chadwick Stock and daughter Marion have returned from their summer outing in Hamp- den, Mass. Mir, Stock will open his studio in the Cutler building to-day,
 MT Josephus D. Rice. janitor of the Peabody museum, who with his wife has been taking trip in the south, has returned. MT. and Mrs. Rice visit ed Old, Point Comfort, Washington, Mt, Vernon and other places.
 Miss Josie Bryan, dressmaker, of 91 Olive street, has just returned from Cosey Beach, where she has been for some weeks, visiting her friend, Mrs. II, B. Smith.
 Miss Anna Treat has returned from Vermont.
 Rev. John Campbell. assistant rector at St. Paul's church, left last night for Salem, N. Y. After a short stay there he will go to Lake George for a week.
 Miss Louise Daniker has returned from Pennsylvania. MT. and Mrs. J. ID. Rice have return ed from very pleasant summer out ing, during which they visited Monroe, Conn.,, Broolyn, N, Y, and many other places. MT Rice is director of music at St, Mary's church. Mir and Mrs Rice have as their guests MT. and Mrs D. E. Clark of New London. Mrs Clark is a daughter of MT. Albert J Crocker of the New London Day force | and was formerly of New Haven. The Misses Mabel and Alice Koch fort of Edward street have returned from stay in New York, Brooklyn and visit to various summer resorts Miss Nellie Lamb of 1889 Chapel street is home again, after spending | the month of August with her sister | in Buffalo.
 Rev. E. s. Lines and family returned Friday from a six weeks stay in Fran. | conia, N. H.
 Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox held a re ception at her Short Beach cottage | Saturday evening. Miss Ada Hobbs of IS High stree I returned Saturday afternoon from z ! weeks visit with friends in New York 1 MT, and Mrs. Edward J. Sheehan the singers, have returned from theil vacation spent at Asbury Park. Mrs Sheehan will resume her teaching O | both vocal culture and piano. l E't,or, nd Clark have returned from a month vacation at Sunset Beach. | Miss Ethel l.. Scofield, Fery street l has returned from a two months vaca l tion spent in Milford and neighborin1 beaches.
 | Miss Mary E. McGovern of Elliot | street, and Miss Kittie Carroll of An l derson street, have returned after i; | two weeks sojourn in the Catskills ant 1 Adirondacks.
 Judge Hobart l.. Hotchkiss is at Sa I ratoga.
 l George H. Bishop will start ru-da. on a months visit to Montreal ant l other cities in Canada.
 Messrs. Coole, Jones, Peck, Jeffcot
 and Brown of this city arrived hom Saturday evening in. the catboat Rip l pie, after a months camping out a Sachenn's Head.
 Miss Nellie McGuinness, teacher fl Hamilton school, has returned home
 having spent the past six weeks witt relatives in Hampden, Mass. Miss Anna J. Maloney and Thoma Maloney of AIS Columbus avenue, leav to-day to spend their annual vacation at Newport.
 MT. Charles Johnson, who is locate,
 at Schenectady, N. Y, is visiting hi family on Trumbull street.
 Miss Lottie Weaver has returne
 from Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Olden Williams an
 daughter Bessie of Hillsdale, N. Y, ar
 guests of A. P. Foley of the Wester l Union Telegraph company's office i
 this city.
 Miss Alice Heath has returned fror
 Norwalk.
 The Danbury Evening News of Au
 gust 29 contains an interesting articl
 on Methods of Voice Culture" by W R Curtis forner1y If this citv