The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-10
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS IND
JOURNEYINGS.

Times mt Sea Shore and Mountain-other
Personal Items.
Among the Clouds" of August Z,
Mount Washington, N. H., has in it's
list of arrivals at the White Mountain
hotels, the following from this state:
At the Summit house, Frank II. Hook
er, Donald r. Hooker Elisabeth H.
Hooker and Colonel Thomas E. Adds,
all of New Haven; Mrs. William n.
Morris, New Haven; Miss Julia Bid
we'll and her nephew, L. B. Hillard,
New Haven; B. w. Hyde and wife,
Norwich; M. Isaphene Ives, Mrs. Park
Beckwith and Clarence Kidder, all Of
New London. AT the Alpine house.
Curtis A. Miner, New Haven. AT the
Highland house. Mrs. Henry Stoddard
and Grace o. Stoddard, New Haven;
Mrs. P. G. Royce, Hartford. At the
Sinclair C. W. Stiles and wife, Miss
Allie Hine and j. Z. Parsons and wife,
New Haven; Miss l.. R. Mallett, New
Milford; Miss l.. F. Curtis, New Mil
ford; Mrs. Ella Beach and Mrs. j.
w. Beach of Bridgeport; NJ Linsley
and Miss Matron of Hartford; A. B.
Wright and wife, L. C. Daniels and
wife, Mrs. E. H. Arnold, Fl. c. Mayer
Miss E. ]. Dresser and A. w. Kennedy
and wife, all of Hartford.
New Haveners registered at the Mt
Aggassiz house in Bethlehem include
Miss G. r. Roberts and Mr.. e. e.
Gross.
The Kearsage hotel at North Con-
way in the White Mountains gave the
first ball of the season at that hostelry
and among the guests was Miss Julia
Morse of this city.
At the Mt. Pleasant house. where
Mrs. Birdsey G. Lake of West Chapel
street has recently registered, the
names of Mr. and Mrs. William Shake
speare are also registered, coming from
Waltham.
Successful anglers in the White
Mountains include Mr.. H. S. Munson
of this city, who, with his family, is
staying at the Jefferson Highlands at
the Cold Spring house.
Miss Colgate of New York, sister of
Mr.. Craig Colgate, Yale 81 S., gave a
to Franconia and Bethlehem last week.
and on the brake among the guests
were the Messrs. Hayes T. Trowbridge
and Edmund T. Trowbridge, both of
whom are guests at the Profile, to-
gether with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Hayes Trowbridge.
G. A. Blydenburgh of this city left
last Saturday for trip through Long
Island to be gone about. ten days.
Miss Florence Palmer of Kensington
street goes to Bantam Lake to-day for
two weeks.
The Misses Simpson of Ed street re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks
stay at South WiliamstoWn, Mass.
John B. Merriman of Southington
left yesterday for Delaware, where he
will go to water cure for his health.
Mrs. Alvira Parker and her sons,
George S. Allen and l.. D. Allen of
Southington, went to Wallingford yes
rerday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Parker's sister, Mrs. Samuel Simpson.
Mr.. William H. Johnson and family
OF this city are to leave to-day to
spend few weeks at Cornwall Bridge,
Conn. Mr.. Johnson's daughter, Mrs.
George Thorpe, and three children of
Germantown, Pa, are to spend a short
time at the same place. Mr.. Johnson
is sexton of the Davenport church.
Mr.. Paul Roessler, the optician, who
has been in Europe for the past year,
is at present at Passy just out of
Paris, at No. 10 Rue des Bellesfeuilles
Miss NJ e. D. Andrew Of No 80
Ward street has gone from Milford to
Pownal VT.
Miss Mary T. Hicks, bookkeeper at
Augur's art store is taking an outing
at Indian Neck for about two weeks.
w. N. Gessner of Whitneyville will
spend part of the summer at Head
Tide, Me.
Mr. James Dingwall of this city has
gone to Barre, Mass and is regist tered
at the Hotel Barre.
The guests at the Ocean Wave,
North Rye Beach, N. H, include Mrs.
G. A. Keyes and Miss Keyes of this
city, and at the Farragut, Mr.. Roger
S. Baldwin is registered.
Mrs. r. ]. Collins of 100 Foster street
is spending a few days in Boston, at
ter which she will visit several places
Of interest in Canada
George N. Whittlesey is staying at
the Atwood house, Narragansett Pier,
for the summer.
A. w. Tyler, librarian at the BLACK
stone library, Bradford, is now in
Beverly, Mass. Mr.. Tyler expects to
return to Branford early in September.
Rev. c. L. Pardee and Mrs. Pardee
of Orange, N. j., are stopping at the
Owenego house, Indian Neck.
Rev Dr. Deems and wife are sum-
mering at Montowese house, Indian
Neck. DR.. Deems is the son of the late
DIR. Deems for whom the Vanderbilts
built a church in lower New York
Mr. Jacob Blum of New York, with
the firm of Burr & Hardwick, veilings
and laces, is spending part Of August
in this city.
Miss Newell of Branford, alto of
quartet e of st. Pauls choir, will re-
move with her family to West Haven
where she has accepted a position in
one of the West Haven schools.
Miss Margaret Conlin of 305 Wal
lace street saleslady for William
Frank & Co., left yesterday for Mas
sachusetts, where she will spend her
two weeks vacation.
Mrs G. Brinley Morgan has returned
from visit to Newport, where she
was the guest of Mrs. Yardley, at the
Rev Mr.. Yardley's home. Friends of
Mr.. Yardley will be interested to know
that he has quite recovered from his
recent Illness and will probably soon