The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-07
PERSONAL J0r1INGS,
New Haven People and Their Outings
 Other Personals.


 with him a deer which he shot the af- ternoon before leaving.
 Dr. Foster has returned home from Nova Scotia.
 Dr. Rollin McNeil has returned from New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Frederick Sutton of North Front street has returned from two weeks visit with friends in Meriden and Ches- Y hire.
 MT. Joseph Gile, of Giles school, has returned from his annual summer stay at his beautiful old home on the Gile farm at Franklin Falls, N. H.. one of the finest farms in that part of the old Granite state Some of the most beau tlful apples raised in this country, the Potter" are raised on MT Giles farm. Large quantities of these apples are shipped to England MT. Gile ships many barrels of them every year across the big pond
 Edward Garvan, son of ex-Senator Garvan, has returned from European trip with three of his classmates in Yale
 The Rev. Harold Pattison of Hart ford, son os Rev. Dr. Pattison, who preached in that city yesterday, has re- turned from Europe and occupied the pulpit of the First Baptist church in Hartford yesterday.
 The Rev. Mir Cameron of New Ha- vep has been invited to become pastor of the Plainville Baptist church. It is thought he will accept.
 Mrs Albert Gates, jr., wife of Police man Gates of New Haven, who with her family has been spending the past month in Essex, has returned home Miss Florence G. North of Sheffield avenue, is spending a few days with friends at Woodmont
 MT. James G. Bohan of Howe & Stet- son's has returned from Asbury Park, where he had been spending his vaca- tion.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas B. Colds of Westville have returned from weeks stay in Nova Scotia for the benefit of MT. Colds health. Mr. Colds returned much improved He is foreman of the assembly rooth of the Greist Manu- featuring company of Westville. MT. and Mrs James English have re- turned to their home, 1S7 Church street, after an annual sojourn at Saratoga. Miss Celia Schulapher of this city has returned home after visit with Miss Elizabeth Smith of Main street, Ro- wayton. Thursday Captain Smith gave a shore dinner on Betts Island to a large number of friends On the re- turn they were caught in the shower at Hickory Bluff and witnessed the electrical display on the trolley wires at the crossing.
 Miss Kate Doughtery of Cornwall Bridge has gone to Naugatuck, where she is emAloyed as teacher in the graded school She is graduate of the state normal school in New Haven, and was a successful teacher in Corn wall and Sharon
 Prof. Starkweather of Yale and Rob- ert s. Blair of Waterbury started Sat urday morning on their wheels for a trip, to the White mountains. Charles H. Parsons and family of New Britain have returned from an ex- tended stay at Woodmont.
 Rev. MT. Mossman has returned from his annual stay in Madison.
 J. Boardman Smith and family have returned from a very pleasant stay at Pine Orchard.
 w. L. Gushing, formerly principal of Hopkins grammar school, has return ed from stay at Sunapee, N. H., to His home at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
 Mr. F. w. Austin of Grove street is at Block Island
 MT J. B. Ryder of Park street has returned from Lake George.
 Mr. Thomas G. Shepard of Treat & Shepa- I'd is back from stay in Madi- son.
 Mrs. c. P. Merwin has returned from Woodmont to her home in New Brit ain
 Mr. Reuben E. Rice has returned from stay in Pennington
 Miss M. F. Chapman of Gill street is home from a stay in Pomfret
 Warden F. w. J. Sizer of Fair Haven East has returned from months so- journ in Tylerville.
 MT B. A. Booth and family have re- turned from their summers stay at one of the Bradley cottages. Bradley s Point, Savin Rock.
 Mir. M. c. Gorham of Warren street has returned from sojouru at Jack son, N. H.
 MT. S. J. Merwin of Trumbull street has returned from stay at North- ampton, Mass.
 Miss Minnie Miller of 12 Tyler street. who has been visiting friends in New ark, N. J., for six weeks, returned home on Saturday after most pleas ant stay.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Platt of West Chapel street are back from trip to Halifax. as are also MT. and Mrs. Frank Stiles of North Haven and MT. and Mrs. Morton of Hamden, who ac- companied them.
 Miss Sarah Mix, formerly of College street, is visiting friends in town Miss Mix is at present living in New Jersey with her nephew, MT. Clegg, and her niece, Miss Carrie May Clegg.
 Mrs. Sarah l.. Cady of Hfllhouse ave- nue is home from the Thousand Islands, where she has spent most of the sum mer. Mrs. Cady will not open her school until October L
 Willis H. filling is again in town af- ter having spent the month of August with his father in the White Noun tains.
 Mrs. L. c. Clarke and Mrs. Etta Clarke. who have been spending the past two weeks with friends in Chester, have returned.