The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-17
PERSONlL L0prINGS.
New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Notes.

lGsEoON+tL oOL New Haven People and Their Summer
 Outings-Other Personal Notes.
 Miss Jennie Coe of Lyon street is visiting friends in Brooklield Center,
 Lawyer Frank S Bishop of No. 6l Lyon street is spending his vacation with his friend, MT. John Shepard at Short Beach.
 phe following people from New Ha- ven are in Bethlehem: Mrs. E. A. Chat field, Miss Alice Chatfield, Mrs. Caro- line Buckingham, II. K. Beach and wife, Albert Alling and wife, Miss Lot tie Alling, Mrs. F. c. Cowles, Walter CoWles Mrs Leonard, George Hodson and wife and Miss May Hodson.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Davis leave for New Hampshire this morning, where they will spend couple of weeks. MT. Davis is the popular salesman at Wash burnes pharmacy.
 The ladies connected with the Wood- mont chapel gave an entertainment in the chapel last Thursday evening, which 1etted $50, which goes toward lessening the debt on the chapel.
 Miss Sadie Johnson. daughter of the late Treat Johnson of Ansonia, is visit ing with the Schnellers of Ansonia at their Woodmont cottage.
 Miss Fannie Hoppernerson of New York is visiting her aunt, Miss Donald of Cedar street
 Dr. William F. Stone of New York and his brother, J. Wesley Stone of this city, are at Block Island.
 Miss Ida Belle Chatfeld of Portland and Miss Alberta Victoria Say of Mid dletown, Ct, are visiting their aunt Mrs, M Hunter
 A. H. Downes of the New York Times is spending his vacation in this city.
 Prof. A. U. Phillips has been in town to attend the funeral of Prof Newton Prof Phillips leaves again for Kenne- bunkport, Me, to-day.
 Mrs. George F. Newcombe has as guests Mrs. Eckley of Buffalo and her niece, Miss Reyburn.
 MT and Mrs. Theodore Hagaman, who are now at the Lake Champlain house, Lake Champiain, will go for September to the United States hotel, Saratoga Miss Mabel Biggart, the &C., complished elocutionist. of New York, who recently went up to Lake Cham plain to give an entertainment in be- half of the Junior Republic. has been engaged by Mrs Hagaman to come to New Haven and read here in aid of the Housatonic Summer home for Working Girls.
 orI Nrc CharYr1py7 E E0nta and MT. Ellsworth I. Foote will leave town in a day or two. for fortnight's stay at Stockbridge.
 Mr Arthur Foote, with a party of Yale men, including MT. Ford, son of MT. and Mrs James Ford of Trumbull street, have been in Antwerp. They are making a tour of the continent with their bicycles.
 Miss Susan Daggett, cousin of the late Dr. Daggett, who spent the winter in California, is now at Norwich, after a month spent at Kennebunkport, and l will return to town the last part ot l August, and open her house on Grove street. With her will be Miss Daggett sister of the late Dr. Daggett and MT Leonard Daggett.
 1 Miss Rebecca Hawkins of Riverside well known in New Haven society, hay l ing been entertained here by Dr. ano I Mrs. Timothy Bishop and other promi- nent New Haveners, is at Grove Hal 1 for a few days.
 Mrs. Arthur N, Wheeler, with hel children and nurse is domiciled at the picturesque old Wheeler homestead 1T Southford.
 l MT. Charles s. De Forest will leave l town this week to join Mrs. De Fores1 l at Holderness. With him will go MT l Elbert F. Newton of Kensington street l Mrs. Charles Harrington of Washing ton county New York, is visiting Mrs ] A. E. Hobbs of High street. Sidney L. Brown of S l.. Brown X l Co the Orange street stained glass manufacturers, has returned from ar extensive business and pleasure triI through New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts.
 Miss Estella Flaherty, the popular cashier at Linsley & Lightbourn's, is rusticating for couple of weeks.
 F. J. Linsley of the firm of Linsley & Lightbourn is stopping with his family at their cottage at Savin Rock.
 Miss Violet Platt of 113 Howe stree has returned from a two weeks visi with friends at Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. w. $. Miller of Howe street have returned from avisit among the White Mountains. While Ill among the clouds they met many New Haven friends.