The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-22
PERsoNAH Jor,r4NGs,
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Items.

 yesterday from delightful stay of sev- eral weeks at Mammoth Chimmy Is- land, an island off NorwalS of eighty acres, where she stopped at the Smith cottage with party of Norwalk friends. The fishing and boating were just splendid and the hot wave was quite endurable at the island. Vari- ous Improvements of this island are contemplated, MT Smith is to erect an elegant white-stone house. He has a fine home at Greenwich The island is very popular place and becoming more and more of a fashionable sum- mer resort every season.
 John A. Hendricks, treasurer of Bun nell's Grand opera house, and wife, are home again from a very pleasant sum- mer's journey. Part of the time they were at Atlantic City. MT. Hendricks is back again at the ticket office win dow of the Grand.
 Miss Maudie Spiegel daughter of Sheriff Charles Spiegel, is visiting friends in Hartford.
 Mrs. Pendleton of AS Bishop street, wife of Dr. Pendleton, the dentist, is visiting for couple of weeks at her home in Westerly, R. l. MT. and Mrs. Pendleton returned from a trip to Mi agara Falls last week.
 Charles r. Merwin of Hubbell Mer- win & Go. and John W. Merwin of Mer- wins Point have gone on a fishing trip to Rocliaway.
 B. A. Tucker, the engraYer, has gone to Northfield, Mass, where he will join his family.
 Miss Marguerite Clinton of Howe street has gone to Orange to spend q week with Mr. and Mrs c. V. Wood ruff.
 Mrs. s. Gutnam and her daughter, Miss Edna Gutnam, of Yonkers, N. r., are visiting Deputy Sheriff l.. A. Koon.
 Mrs F. J. Diclerman and son of Mt. Carmel have returned from a two weeks trip along the resorts on the east shore.
 Mrs. G. A. Maycock has gone to Buff falo with her children for three weeks visit to MT Maycocks parents.
 Miss Mae Beers of GA Spring street, who was knocked down by a horse at Washington avenue and Cedar street on Thursday, is recovering. Samuel Greer of Westfeld Mass. roadmaster of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad, has been elected vice president of the New Eng land Roadmasters' association in Bos- ton. A jolly party of New Haven young ladies are now at Hotel Windemere, Asbury park, for a fortnights stay. Among them are Miss Annette McCar- thy, Miss Marie Lowden, Miss Mar guerite O'Meara, Miss M. Agnes Costi- gan, Miss May Conlan, Miss Anne Cor coran and Miss M. Geary of Hartford, chaperoned by Mrs. c. B Rowe. Mrs. A. Goulman and her daughter, Edna. of Yonkers are visiting Deputy Sheriff Louis A. Koon at his home in State street
 Miss Frances Lennon, Miss Lulu Len non and Miss Ida s. Hyde are spending three weeks in the Catskills. Dr. Augustus B. Smith of 9 Howe street has returned from very inter- esting trip through the Maritime prov inces.
 George T. Hewlett, clerk of the board of education, who has been away for the benefit of his health, has returned from Europe, arriving Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jackson who went to Europe with MT. Hewlett, have also re- turned. They had a most enjoyable time.
 Attornney Carl Stahl has returned o+ cha -,c ISla
 Alderman Russell A. Belden and fam ilyiIy have gone to the White Noun tains.
 F. R. Wadham Hillhouse '98, and John Will Boardman '99, who have been camping out the past two weeks at Tyler Point, Goshen, have returned home.
 Mrs. John E. Bassett and daughters of Shelton avenue are spending the week with Mrs. Bassett's daughter, Mrs. John Pierpont of West Cornwall.
 Master Fred Brinsmade, son of Hon. John Brinsmade of Washington, Litch- field county, who was operated upon by pr. Thomas R. Russell of New Ha- ven for appendicitis. is recovering.
 Miss Mabel Mcintosh. daughter of w. V, MCIiLOSn Ol 4NU.# l5 iJylNdIl dNG- nue, who has been enjoying the past five or six weeks at Shelburne Springs hotel, Shelburne, Mass, is expected to return next week.
 Mir and Mrs. James P. Bogart, for merly of Bridgeport, but now of New Haven, residing on Whitney avenue, entertained q party of friends at Mer- wins Point Thursday.
 Miss Emma w. Smith of Newton Gen. ter, is spending short time at Sleepy Hollow"
 Miss Bangs of Amherst who, with friends has been stopping at the Bonsi lene Woodmont, started for home Tuesday on her wheel. Her two friends accompanied her.
 Tonight Prof. Arthur N. Wheeler of Yale will lecture in Litchfield at the Litchffeld club, taking for his subject, ''The Battle of Waterloo"
 Mrs. M. A. Bishop, Miss Bishop, Miss Abbie Mary Bishop and Mrs. George R. Bishop Of Elm street are at Lenox, Mass, the guests of Mrs. Abner Crosby of New York and Lenox.
 Registered at the Grand Central in Newtown from New Haven are: MT. and Mrs. o. S. Wright MT. James J. Lawton and MT. r. R. Kimberly.
 Clarence B. Bolmer, manager of Prince & Whitely's New Haven office, is spending couple of weeks in New York state at various summer resorts. NE, DoIY,7ar of Nro,,. wi.