The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-20
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMEE OUTINGS AND
 JOURHEYINGs.

rIcssur. Trims Here and There-Plensant
 Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-other
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. J. E. Galligan left on Thursday for a four weeks trip to Newport, R. l.
 Mrs Arthur H. Day and daughter, Miss Katherine, are at Staten Island for q short stay.
 MT. F. II. Blakeslee and wife of Wa terbury are in town visiting Mrs. BIakeslee's sister, Miss Phoebe Cleeton, daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. sam rel C,aetou residing at No. ATS Elm street. Mir. Blakeslee, who was former ly of New Haven, has been resident of Waterbury for the last thirty-eight years, during some twelve years or which he was engaged in a Waterbury book store, while for six or seven years he was in the employ of the Waterbury Watch Go. He now represents the Holmes & Barrett Co. of that city.
 Civil Engineer James Bogart of Wait ney avenue, and wife, have had two very pleasant outings.o one in Massachu- sets, the other at Greens Farms, Conn.,, from which they recently returned.
 Mrs. Frederick Schlagel of Brooklyn, N. Y., sister of Mrs. Herbert s. Norton of 25 Warren place, Cedar Hill, is vis- iting with Mrs. Norton and other friends in this city. Mrs. Schlagel is well known here and is daughter ot John Beck, well known Cedar Hill resident
 Mr. Charles Kautz, of the firm or Kautz Bros, of the well known state street cafe, and party of some twenty or more we'll known citizens, left for Block Island yesterday for hshlng trip. being well provided with tackle, bait, etc, and also a goodly supply or good things for the inner man. Many of the party being expert fishermen, large catches of the finny tribe are eX- pected, and their many friends in thls city are on the anxious seat awaiting the arrival of samples of their skill in handling the rod and reel. They expect to be gone a week or ten days.
 Mrs Benjamin c. Kautz, and son, Charlie are summering' at the Dela- ware Water Gap, Pa. MT. .Kautz ex- poets to soon join them and spend a few days there before their return. Miss Ida Johnson is also visiting at the same place as a guest of Mrs. Kautz.
 Miss Rachel King, principal of Vel come hall Kindergarten, is the guest of her brother and his family at the Bel videre, Larchmont.
 Prof. and Mrs. T. D. Goodell of the Kensington have gone to Mt. Moose loupe for the month.
 Mrs. D. Steele is among the guests al the Hotel Barton, Barton, Vt.
 The family of Fire Commissioner Clarence Ames, superintendent for the l.. Candee Rubber Co.,, is summering at Hotchkiss Grove, near Pine Orch ard MT. s. E. Dibble, the stove dealer and plumber, who is a brother-in-laW of MT. Ames, is located at Pine Or chard, in the same vicinity, on the shore. Many of the New Haveners re siding at Pine Orchard for the seasor return from the city every evening tt their cottages on the 6:15 Shore Line train.
 Prof. Arthur T. Hadley is at Toronto attending the session of the British as sociation of Sciences, before which ht will deliver a paper on Some Fallacies in the Theory of Distribution O Wealth.
 Samuel M. Spring, Yale '9S, was in the city Wednesday and Thursday on his way to Block Island, where he vii spend week or two. He has been al his home, LeMars, Ia., since college closed, and has fully recovered from hi: recent illness He was overcome by tn, heat In Chicago in July and suffered from the effects thereof for severa weeks.
 President Henry L. Hotchkiss, of tn, L. Candee Rubber Co.,, returned from the Adirondacks to this city Wednes day for short stay, and was expecting to return to his camp at Paul Smith: to-day.
 Treasurer c. L. Johnson of the Can dee Rubber Co.,, is enjoying his tril abroad. When last heard from he wa, in Paris.
 Arthur J. Terriil, of Prince & White ly's, is away on a trip to Block Islanl in one of Captain Austin's boats, enjoy ing a weeks vacation. Captain Downe and one other friend are with him Edward McLauchlin taxes Mir TerrilP. place during his absence Mir, F. P White, of Prince & Whitely's, leaves or his vacation trip next Saturday, goins to Holyoke, Mass, where his aunt ant uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, re side.
 Mrs. J. K. Galligan, dressmaker Ief \ yesterday for four weeks trip t. Newport.
 Mrs J. B. Barrett of this city. th daughter of MT. and Mrs J. M. Clouch is visiting her parents at their hom on South Main street, in Belchertown # Mass.
 The Misses Marguerite and Rather inc Waters of Rose Kill, Danbury, hav M returned from a months visit wit] friends in this city. S Keene Fitzpatrick, Yale's athleti < trainer, is registered at the Pawnee Cottage City
 Y Miss Katharine L. Davis of Malley K Nicely & Co.'S is spending her vacatio, at Saratoga.
 H MT George W. Dooley is visiting a E the White Mountains
 % Miss Genevieve Miller, daughter q q Mrs. Miller of Grand avenue. is yer, @ ill at her home.
 A MT. H. H. Gladding of this city Is |,