The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-07
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Pleasure Trips Here and There-Pleasant Times at Sen Shore and Mountain-Other Personal Items.
 MT. Edward Langford of Albany, N. Y., is visiting Miss Inez L. Platt of 80 Dickerman street, this city.
 Dr. M. Smith of 73 Pearl street has returned home from his vacation trip.
 MT. Edward L. Uhl. Yale '94 S., as representative of the Winchester Re- beating Arms company, starts to-day on the Lucania for months trip to England in the interest of the com pany. -.,
 Mrs. D. Futile and daughter, Mrs. J. Birney Futile, are the guests of the for mer's relatives, Rev H. E. Hart and family, of Franklin, New London coun- ty, eastern Connecticut.
 The following persons from New Ha- ven are stopping at the Highland for an extended period: MT. and Mrs. Sam uel A. York, maid and child; MT. and Mrs. T. A. Bassett, maid and child; MT. and Mrs. R R. Lyman, maid and child; MT. and Mrs. r. S. Bradley and daugh- ter, Miss Dorothea; and Miss Elsie F. Chatham.
 Mrs. Herman D. Clark of Mount Car mel is entertaining her cousin, MT. Mill ton E. Todd of Philadelphia, Pa. His friend, Mir. Thomas Bawn, who accom- panied him, returned home on receipt of telegram announcing the sudden death of his father. ...
 Mrs. Jane G. Page of Quinnipiac street, Fair Haven, who recently re turned from California, has gone to Wolfboro. N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. Sydney L. Gallagher Of 13S Chestnut street, together with their son Warren, leave to-day for two weeks vacation at Bay Shore, Long Island.
 MT. H. c. Shelton of 11S College street has gone to Windsor for stay of two weeks.
 Mr. William F. Damn of Greene street, of the firm of Damn Brothers, is, with his family, enjoying cottage life at the Plainville camp ground. They will re- main there through the camp meet ing.
 MT. IF. Andrews and wife of Dwight street are sojourning at the Pequot club house.
 Druggist w. A. Bronson and wife have returned from pleasant stay at Plymouth. Conn.
 Rev. L. J. Bamberg is at South Wood stock, Conn.
 Mn Nf T1yrroy ,Cc street has gone for a sojourn at the Mountain View house, Rangeley, Maine
 Mrs. D. N. Clark is at ''The Alpine" Bethlehem, N. H.
 Mrs. Downes, wife of MT. c. T. Downes of Howe street, has gone for a stay at Stonington. Mrs. B. H. Morrill, of Sylvan avenue is at the Sunset View cottage, Morris Cove.
 MT s. Hemingway has gone. to the White Mountains and is staying at the Forest Hills hotel Franconia.
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Lloyd have gone to Block Island for a stay at the Ocean View hotel
 MT. l.. B. Hinman, the real estate , attend the "Old Settlers Picnic" at Ottawa, Lasale county, Illinois, which occurs on the 18th and which is the twenty-ninth annual picnic of the old settlers of Lasalle county. MT. Him rlan left his native town, Southbury. Conn.,, in October, 1841, and resided about twenty-five years in Farm Ridge. Lasalle county. Hence he is considered one of the old settlers, and Is requested to be present on that occasion. MT. Hinman will be the ~uest of eXCon- gressman P c. Hayes of that district, an old schoolmate of MT and Mrs. Hin man.
 The Rev. D. N. Griffin of Hartford, formerly of Epworth church, this city. is spending his vacation in Granby, Conn.
 MT. Arthur Smith of a we'll known New York law firm spent few days in this city this week, visiting his uncle and other friends.
 Mrs. Thomas A. Thacher and MT. William l.. Thacher are registered at the Asquam house, having gone there from Lake Winnewaska, where they had been staying at the Cliff house.
 c. P. Lines MT. and Mrs. T. A. Mee- han and daughter have gone for a months trip to the country. They will stop at Le Raysille, Pa, Rochester, N. Y, and Niagara Falls.
 Mrs A. McAlister of 119 College street and Miss J. F. Ufford are in West Ha- ven for the season.
 MT. Charles Splain and MT. Edward J. Purcell, letter carriers, have return ed from Newport.
 Mrs Danforth of 63 Clark street and daughter, Miss Anne Danforth are at East Orange.
 Miss Grace Lyons, daughter of Dr. Lyons of 102 Mansfield street, Is enjoy ing an outing at Pine Orchard.
 Mrs F. A. Hosmer and Miss Mabel H. Hosmer of sos Orange street are at Short Beach.
 Insurance Commissioner F. A. Betts and Attorney James T. Moran have gone to Granby, where they will remain until Monday.
 Miss Charlotte c. Barnum of IA Humphrey street, who has been away since early summer, is in Springfield. Mass.
 The Rev MT. Frank R. Luckey and Mrs. Luckey are at Old Forge, Cedar Island Camp, New York. having gone there from Higby Camp, in the Adiron- dackS