The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-03
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNE

Time. at Sea Shore and Mountain-other
 Personal Items.
 Mr, and Mrs. Morrill, of 29 Sylvan avenue, who have been sojourning for the past few weeks at Sunset View cot tage, Morris Cove, having had most enjoyable stay, will return home to- morrow. Their daughter, Mrs. Maltby and family, will remain at Sunset View cottage for some time longer.
 Miss Sarah Dent is spending two weeks vacation in Newtown, Conn,
 F. S. Curtis, chief of the engineering department of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad and family, have returned from months vacation spent in western New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson have re- turned from a very pleasant stay in Manchester, N. H., where they were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Frear. MT. Frear, not Mir. Johnson,a as stated yesterday, is manager of a large store in Manches- ter, one of the Woolworth five and ten cent stores. MT. and Mrs. F'rear are expected to pay return visit here Thanksgiving time,
 Captain Fred Grant, leading lawyer of Canton, H., formerly we'll known resident of this city, is in town for few days visiting friends. Captain Grant enlisted in the Twelfth c. ". from this city, and served during the oJo 1f 4lo !, settled in Canton, where he has since resided, and worked up a large legal practice. Captain Grant was an active and influential man in city politics here years ago, and was one of the members of old Quinnipiac Debating club. which had other well known New Haven men among it's members. such as Captain M A. Buttricks and his brother, ex- Druggist Buttricks, General E. S. Greeley, George Minor and his brother, A. W. Minor, Lawyer Frederick A. Will 1oughby, now and for years past of Illi- nois, Captain Dewitt c. Sprague ex Judge Rufus g. Pickett and others. Captain Grant finds many of his old friends here to welcome him.
 Miss Bena Connor of 37 Avon street has returned from a fortnight's vaca- tion spent at Sag Harbor, l.. I.
 Miss Susie L. Davis, who is teacher in the public schools, has been spending two months in Switzerland, Belgium and Italy, returned home Wednesday night
 Mrs. J. D. Plunkett and the Misses Plunkett have returned from Old Point Comfort after a sojourn of several weeks.
 Town Agent Hugo and selectman T. H. Sucher, Joseph E. Cunningham, Thomas l. Kinney Robert F. Baldwin and Captain Luzerne Ludington, to- gether with Clerk Frederick l.. Perry, Assistant Clerk George w. Rowe, As sistant Superintendent Smith of Spring side Home and Farmer Wright, who went to Meriden Wednesday to enjoy the hospitality of the Meriden select men, report most f1ospitable recep- tion at the hands of their Meriden brethren.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Clyne of Portsea street are entertaining MT. William Larkin of Meriden. They have also had as their guest Miss Annie Whalen of Newark
 Pierce N. Maher, superintendent of mails at the postoffice, yesterday receiv- ed 8 letter from his brother, Dr. Steph- en J. Maher, who is travelling in Flu rope. The doctor left New York on the Tuetonic at noon August IS, and reach ed the cove of Cork at 7:30 D. m. Au- gust 2S after boisterous voyage He Is enthusiastic in his description of the scenery of the cove (Queenstown), and reports himself in excellent health.
 Mrs. Frank D. Grinnell of this city has returned from weeks sojourn at Boyd's Inn, Southampton, Mass.
 Clerk Charles E. Pickett of the United States court is expected home to-day from coaching trip through New Eng land.
 Clifford A. Peck of 22 Crown street has returned from Stratford.
 R. B. Holmes, clerk of the Hotel Ma jestic. has just returned from a two months hunting and fishing trip in New York state. He reports very pleasant time.
 Mrs. Charles Porter of 21 Osborn street has just recovered from a severe attack Of Illness.
 Prof. Toomey and his wife, who was Miss Constance Blake of this city, have returned from Europe. Their wedding, it will be remembered, took place last June at Mill Rock, Whltncyville, the home of Prof. and Mrs. Blake Prof. and Mrs. Toomey reached New Haven yesterday morning, and are staying at Mill Rock. They went abroad directly after their marriage and have been spending the summer In England
 MT. William Ritchie of Lossiemeuth, Scotland, arrived on the steamer State Of Nebraska Wednesday for a visit with his son, William Ritche, of IF Bishop street.
 Miss Della Beyea of No. 54 Arthur street has just returned from a six weeks visit to friends in Otisville, N. | I. Tn appreciation of the many ster- ling qualities of Miss Beyea, several of her friends, headed by Miss Susie ] Moody, rendered her a surprise party | Wednesday evening. Dancing, music | and games were indulged in by the 7, guests, after which ices and cake were 1 served. The decorations were very beautiful.
 MT. Frank B. Trowbridge was the guest on Sunday of his parents at their summer home in North street. Litch- field.
 Clara Louise Kellogg is spending a