The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-15
PERsoN.4L JorrINGS,
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Notes,

at LOOK On Sugar Hill in the White Mountains, where they have been dur ling the last two weeks. They will re- main there until about the middle of September.
 Professor George J, Brush of the Sheffield Scientific school was in town yesterday on business connected with Yale and returned to Holderness, N. H., where he is spending the summer with his family.
 H. S. and G. S Arnold with the Misses Arnold of New Haven are spending a couple of weeks at "The States" in Litchfield.
 Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner of Hart ford and Mrs. Julius Gay of Farming ton have taken rooms at Colonel II. w. Vessels in Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Fl. A. Lyman, Mrs. John Hull, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Webster and MT. and Mrs. G. H. Bishop of New Ha- Ven are at the Hawk Hurst, Litch- field.
 Edgar Wood, who has been the prin- clpal of the Center school Litfhheld, for the past year, has accepted an $l,S00 position in Honolulu. Robert l.. Zink, the very able and popular predecessor of MT. Wood, will succeed him as prin- cipal of the Center school Miss Julia Turner of Washington, D. C., and brother of New Haven, are the guests of Mrs. A. C. Titus in Washing ton.
 Mrs. John Henderson and her daugh- ters, Misses Jennie, Mary and Barbara, and Mrs. R. c. Bruce and her daughter, Miss Barbara, are spending the month of August at Snug Harbor cottage Morris Cove
 Mrs. H. M. Comstock with pr. and Mrs. John Nicoll, are in Cornwall-on- Hudson, where they are enjoying their vacation
 The Observer, Utica, N. ", says: Walter $. Garde and J. c. Smith of New Haven, Conn.,, are the guests of friends in Fort Plain. MT. Gardes father, who is now hotel keeper in New Haven was at one time proprietor of the Grant house in this village. Attorney John w. filling and Miss AL ling, his daughter, are spending their vacation at Little Tuppee Lake in Adj rondack Mountains, N. Y.
 Joseph Callegari, clerk at the Postal Telegraph company's office on State street, leaves on his vacation to day. He will spend the time in Brooklyn and Dover, N. J.
 Miss Gittie McMahon, bookkeeper at the L. Bostwick saddle and harness store. is spending her vacation at Stratsburg on the Hudson. Mrs. T. Zunder will leave to-day for Litchfield, Conn.,, where she will spend the rest of the summer. Elizabeth R. Pratt, formerly of New Haven, but now of Clinton, has been very ill at Bar Harbor, but is now reported out of danger. Attorney k. P. Arvine left yesterday for Saratoga, where he is to attend the uniform state law convention. Grand Secretary Frederick Botsford of the Odd Fellows, who has been i'll for the past week, will leave for a two weeks vacation next Monday, which | he is to spend at Nantucket. Coroner Mix and family and Corpo- | ration Counsel Ely returned yesterday from two weeks vacation spent at l Block Island
 l T. T, Armstrong of 211 Howard ave-
 nue, night ticket agent at the Consol- | idated railroad station, with his daugh-
 ter, Miss Winifred, left yesterday for a | months trip to Calais, Me. | MT. and Mrs c. Berry Peets are home from Palensville in the Catskills where they have had a delightful visit
 Mrs. Col Berry Long of Cambridge, N
 r., who has been guest of the Peets l has returned to her home. | Recent arrivals at Plymouth, Conn. were: Mrs. Mary A. White of New 1 Britain, and .Wm. R. Whites, Miss G. Futile of North Haven at w. E | Daytons, MT. and Mrs. George Bates
 of New Haven at George L. Gordon's l Mrs. A. c. Fogg and daughter of New l Haven at Mrs. A. c. Shelton's. | In Morris New Haven is and has beer ! well represented. The Litchfield En- 1 quirer's correspondent says: There are
 several fine shots amongst the number especially good at hitting the bulls l eyc Is A. L. LILIES Ul NEW IldNell 1 There are so many gifted musicians 1 amongst the number that they have been able to form an orchestra whict Il is very much enjoyed by the guests I Miss Moss Rose is pianist, Miss Aller guitar, Charlie Allen mandolin, Walter Totham vioEnist, A. k. Lines flute The following guests are among those
 now at the Villa: A. E. Lines and wife H. R. Lines, wife and child, Mrs. Wm
 Allen, Miss Allen, Charlie and Robert Allen, Mrs. Catlin, Miss Justine ant l Miss Edith Catlin, Mrs. Brown, Miss
 Grace Salisbury, Mrs. Rosenburg, Sid. ney Rosenburg, James Totham ant | wife, Walter Totham, Miss Maitland
 Miss Atwater, Mrs. Helen Cooke, all oi New Haven.
 Mrs Harry s. Jarrett of Waterbury
 is visiting friends and relatives in this
 city.
 Charles l.. Curtiss leaves to-day for { | months stay at Lake Waramaug
 Hospital Steward w. N. Barber oi | Meriden has rented a cottage at Man
 tic for his family They left on Thurs,
 day and will remain until after the en-
 campment of the C. N. G.
 Henry B. Beach of Meriden, who | went to Montana on a health trip two
 months ago, is now at Mud Springs 1 Ind His health is considerably i'm.
 proved and he will return home ir
 about two weeks.