The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-19
PERSONAL J0TTINGS.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Items.


 outings-other Personal Items.
 Mrs. L, Irving Rodgers and son, Har- old, of No. 12 Vernon street have gone to Newtown for summer outing,
 Mrs, Gordon Forsyth, child and maid are at the Perkins house, Litchfeld.
 MT and Mrs. William Forsyth have returned from New Brunswick
 Mrs Russell of York street and daughter Miss Daisy have had a very pleasant stay at Cambridge, Mass where they visited Harvard college They have gone to Nova Scotia for @ stay of several weeks.
 Mrs. Hopson, wife of MT. Hopson the well known engraVer, is seriously i'll and a consultation of physicians has been had in her case.
 MT. T, c. Trefry, the druggist of state street corner of Edwards street, left last night for Boston, where he will meet his family who have been spend- ing the last six weeks in Nova Scotia, and will return with them. MT Will liam s. Baldwin, clerk at the Winchest- CT Arms company, will accompany MT. Trefry to Boston and will then take trip into Maine and New Hampshire. Ex-Alderman Sonnenberg, wife and daughter, Miss Hettie, are spending several weeks at the Branford Point house, MT. Sonnenberg returning to the city daily. MT. Sonnenberg's son, Louis of Yale '97, Is spending the sum- mer In the AGirondacks with several of his college chums. Their headquar- ters are at Rustic Lodge They are having fine luck in fishing and hunt ing. MT. Sonnenberg's wife will leave next week for Chicago for visit to her daughter, Mrs. Justine sonnenberg Rothschild, and will stay in Chicago for several weeks.
 Richard T. Meigs, secretary and treasurer of the Arnold company, State street, is occupying the James Galla- gher cottage at Morris Cove for the month of August, visiting with MT. and Mrs. Meigs, the latter's sister, Mrs. c. G. Afford of East Orange, N. ]. Rev. w. F. Dickerman and family start to-day for Boston and Nantasket Beach to be gone a week.
 Miss Lena Kelly of Washington street has gone to Providence, R. l., for stay of three weeks with her cousins, Misses Tessey and Clare Sullivan. Mrs. Lorenzo R. Gildersleeve of Whal- ley avenue and daughter, Mrs. Annie Jeffcott, who have been traveling in Europe for a year past, are again at home.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles K. Caldwell have returned from Sheffield, Mass. and Mrs Erwin Barnes and son Harold from East Litch1eld
 MT. and Mrs Sidney H. Dawson will return from East Morris to their rooms at the Pequot house in few days MT. and Mrs. T. A. Wrye of Lyn- wood street with their daughters the Misses Jessie and Montia Wyre, went yesterday to Ridgefield, Conn, for a fortnight's rest and recreation MT. Wadsworth Hotehkiss is confined to his home on York street with an attack of malaria.
 MT. R. A. Willard of York street has returned from weeks stay in New York and East Orange, N. J.
 Miss Della A. Cargill of the New Haven house has gone for a two weeks vacation to Ocean Grove, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Burrill, children and maid, of Litchfield, are registered at the New Haven house for a short stay
 Nelson Howard. Yale '97S., together with his sister, Miss Howard, is spend ing the summer at the Colonial Cafe, next to the Connecticut building, Woodmont. Mir Howard is to be join ed soon by several of his classmates, who will stay until college opens.
 Miss Alma Beemer of Ewen McIn- tyre & Co.'S, is spending her two weeks vacation in Hartford and New Britain. During her stay in Hartford Miss Beemer will be maid of honor to her cousin Miss Ida Nifin of that place. A party of New Haven people stop | ping at Grove Beach the past fortnight | have included Miss Mabel Pinney, Miss Della Pinney, Miss Jennie Klock, Miss Bessie Klock, Harry Hitchcock, Miss | Margaret Alden, Richard North Albert | Gardner and JessieVan Deusen. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman and l little son, who have been living in Fair Haven for some time, have moved to 1 Philadelphia, Pa, where Mir. Freeman 1 has secured an excellent business posi- | tion.
 MT, and Mrs. F. D. Meigs of the Hotel Majestic are visiting for short | time in Guilford.
 Edward Taylor has gone to Sarato- ga
 Attorney Seymour c. Loomis will 1 leave to-day for vacation to be spent in Washington, Conn.
 George D. Lamb and family of col l Chapel street have returned from Ber- lin, where they have been spending the summer.
 Mir w H. Moseley. who has been spending few days with his children in Norfolk, is back in town Among the New Haveners at that pleasant summer place are Mrs. George Farnam and family, who have taken cottage adjoining Mir. Moseley's and owned by MT Lyman of Hartford. Mrs. Moseley being abroad Mir. Moseley has rented his cottage, "Airly Beacon" to pr. l.. P. Bangs of New York. The Moseley children are located for the season at the Curtis farm.
 The old time veteran fireman, H. T. Mix, of old hand engine fame says he has repaired more chimneys in his | ti,ooa in New Haven town and vicinity