The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-07
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNE

returned to their home, No. 539 Orange
 street.
 MT. F. $. Burnett, who has been en
 toying months outing at Cottage City, has returned to New Haven. Kt reports having had & delightful respite from work, and enjoyed himself hugely at this famous resort.
 MT. Josephus Rice of 92 High street and wife, and MT. Joseph D. Rice, or. ganist at St. Mary's church, have re- turned from a very pleasant stay al Monroe, Conn. Mrs. Josephus Rice's health. which has been impaired, has been much improved by her summers outing.
 Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison, who is travelling in Europe, is expected to re. turn October 21
 George J. Gibson, jr., Yale academic
 95 and l.. $. '97, is in town for few days, having returned from a trip to Europe, Sunday, where he spent nine weeks. He went in company with Mi chael Gavin, 2d, Yale '95 and L. $. '97, and w. N. Drown, l.. S. '9S. The party traveled through England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland and up the Rhine in Germany, having had very pleasant trip. MT. Gavin and MT. Drown will return about the first of October. MT. Gibson will probably enter a law office in Buffalo, and MT. Gavin one in Ment- phis, Tenn.
 MT. B. F. Guyer of this city. who has been making his annual summer stay at the Howard house, Atlantic City, leaves to-day to visit relatives and friends in Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.
 Mrs. J. J. Atwater has returned to her home, 37 Park street, from a stay at North Kent, Conn.
 Captain Smith of the Blues has been stopping in Middletown for three weeks. He reports a very hospitable reception from the members of Company H of that city.
 MT. Henry spaulding of this city has gone to Bethlehem, in the White Moun- tains, and is registered at the Sinclair house.
 MT. Charles $. DeForest, president of the Gounod society, has gone to join his family at Holderness. They will be away from town until the end of Sep tember
 Thomas Maffit, Yale '9s, has return ed from Paul Smiths in the Adiron- dacks, and will remain in town until college opens.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Camp left yes- terday for Kennebunkport, Me, to be the guests for two weeks of MT and Mrs. Lorin Deland. of Boston, at the latter's summer home.
 Mrs. R. A. Willard, who has spent most of the summer in New Haven, has gone to Orange, N. J., for brief visit expecting to return early in Oc- tober.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Todd have re- turned from months trip through the west MT. Todd is proprietor of the corset factory at 2S2 York street. The factory was closed during his absence, but will start up to-day for the fall business, with many orders on hand. Miss Laura E. Allen of S9 Park street accompanied MT and Mrs. Todd and returned with them.
 Miss Isabelle Cromwell has left Hol- derness, in the White Mountains, and gone for visit with Mrs. Charles Stoughton to Cape Cod, where the Stoughtons have a cottage for the sea- son. Miss Cromwell will return to Hol- derness in week or two, to remain until late in September
 A fine party left yesterday morning on the 935 train to attend the grand floral fete at Saratoga, among them being Mrs. l.. L. Higgins, MT. and Mrs. Robert Sanford, John l.. Haury, Miss Amanda A. Clarke, Mrs. s. B. Thomp- son, Miss Ruby Thompson, Mrs w. E. | Stratton, H. H. Weed, Mrs. Weed, Fred A. Downs, Harry H. Garfield, S. N El- ifs, Mrs. Ellis, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown and Mr. l and Mrs. Frank A. Batty
 At the Crawford house, Bethlehem, | in the White Mountains, lately were Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Lindsley, Miss | Lindsley, Miss Fife Sperry Miss A. | sperry and Mr. Pierce N. welch, jr.
 Mrs. Philo B. Bennett will leave town | probably next week to spend part of | September at Cottage City.
 James Veader of the Winchester Re- beating Arms company's New York off, flee, formerly of this city, is in town, the guest of his brother, Daniel H. Yea der, at the New Haven house. He has just returned from vacation stay in the White Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker and daughter, Miss Amelia Hooker and MT. Richard Hooker, the tennis player who has been prominent and successful in many tournaments this season, are all in Franconia, at the Forest Hills
 Walter H. Savory, an old Connecticut man, formerly Of Meriden and later Of this city, was in town yes- terday.
 Miss Alice Sykes has spent part of the summer at Cottage city
 Mrs Isaac Ullman of No. Al Orange street celebrated the seventieth anni- Of her birthday last evening with a reception from to g o'clock. Mrs. Ullman's children and grandchil- dren of Brooklyn presented Mrs. Ull- man with a beautiful miniature of her husband.
 Thomas Laydon of Hartford. at one time a leading member of the local g club of the Clan-na-Gael asso- T is in town for few days visit z ing friends.
 The Rev. Benjamin Bacon. Mrs Ba- ,on Miss Dorothy Bacon and Master seldom Bacon have returned from New f where they spent Aueust s