The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-13
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

and his two daughters, Mrs. Johnston and Miss Lulu, have returned from a pleasant visit to Southbury, the party driving up there. MT. Elliott's health Is quite excellent, far better than 1t was year ago.
 MT. Ward Coe and ex-Alderman James H. Parish, wife and child will leave this week for Poland Springs, Me-, going by the steamship John En- glis.
 Druggist H. J. Sperry Is suffering with a sprained ankle. which was caused by twisting the member on a. small stone.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney is the guest of Mrs. Frank Curtiss at "The In Sheffield, Mass.
 Frederick D. Adams of the New Ha- ven Electric company is the father of & little girl, who arrived yesterday morn- ing. Mrs. Adams is the daughter of Street Superintendent G. l.. Ives.
 Professor Lafayette B. Mendel is To- cated in pleasant cottage at Delhi, N. r., for the summer months.
 Mr. and Mrs. Porter Goddard of Kan sas City are spending part of their honeymoon at the Spring house, Block Island. Mrs. Goddard was, until her marriage few weeks ago, Miss Flea nor How'd of this city.
 Attorney Seymour c. Loomis will soon move from his present office to the floor below In the Connecticut Savings bank building. now occupied by J. Gardner Clark Mir. Clark will move into his own new building, just erected and nearly completed, on Orange street. between Chapel and Court.
 Principal Leverett l.. Camp of this city will return soon from Montreal. where he has been attending the ses- sion of the American Institute of h. struction, which closed its annual meeting yesterday He is assistant treasurer of the institute. Superinten- dent c. D. Hine of the state board of education delivered an address on Sat- urday, and Charles w. Dean of Bridge port delivered one there yesterday af- ternoon.
 Colonel Thomas Addis of Winchester armory has taken quarters at the New Haven house.
 Professor H. P. Wright of Yale is at Oakham, Mass.
 c. T. Driscoll and daughters. Miss Lillian and Annie, will go to the Cath ollie SummersSschool at Plattsburg on Thursday.
 Ex-Registrar William J. Hughes of Meriden is spending a two weeks va cation at the West Haven house, Savin Rock
 Miss Emma White of Ann Arbor, Mich., Is at home for the summer with her mother on West Chapel street.
 Hon. Colin M. Ingersoll Is still in the city. but will leave shortly for his an- nua! stay at some mountain resort.
 Miss Ida Lindley of West Haven has gone to New Hampshire for a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Ellen Bishop of Whallex avenue is entertaining Mrs. and Miss Jordan of New York.
 Miss Bessie Pratt of Olive street left yesterday for the Litchfield Hills for a two weeks vacation
 Mrs. Andrew Mcclure of Foote street Is entertaining her niece, Miss Katie Enright of Pittsfield, Mass.
 C. II. Miller has closed his place of business on Crown street under the Grand Opera house. The billiard room and buffet will be thoroughly over hauled and renovated. New billiard and pool tables will be put in
 Dr. s. Hartwell Chapman, Judge A. Heaton Robertson and his son, Heaton Ridgeway Robertson, have been stop ping at the Fort Griswold house, New London. Harold W. Letton of New Haven has been at the Pequot.
 A were the guests of Dean Wayland, Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd of the Sandwich Islands went to Norwich, where they are now being delightfully."- entertained by MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Trumbull
 Mrs Bean of 40 Pleasant street leaves to-day for the Vermont mountains to be gone until September.
 MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Pierpont are at their shore cottage, Savin Rock, to remain till the first of October.
 Miss Isabelle Feuchtwanger spent the past week at one of the pleasant farm houses of Bethany, Conn.
 Miss Eleanor Barnum is visiting in Danbury, the guest of Mrs. Philip Sun- derland.
 Miss Ella Belden, the well known voice teacher, is at present in New York, where she is visiting Mrs. Moui- ton. Miss Belden will! spend part of the summer with MT. and Mrs. E. P. Dickie at their charming Guilford home.
 Miss Purcell, of Champions floral store, will leave for her home in Meri- den next month, where she will spend her vacation.
 Mrs. Frederick Hartung of Arch street Is travelling through Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, and will be ab- sent about 8 month
 Miss Agatha filling entertained par ty of young ladies at lunch at the An santawae club last Friday and will en- certain the same number again this week
 Among New Haveners who are en- toying the cool and quiet of the White Mountains are MT. and Mrs. J. M. Ull- man, who are at Fabyans, MT. and Mrs. l.. N. Bettcher at the Mountain View, Whitefield, and Professors Kit chell, Du Bois and Lang of Vale, who are at the Forest Hills hotel, franconia.
 F. s. Curtiss, chief engineer of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, who has been seriously i'll with appendicitis, is now able to be out and will leave in a few days with his fam iIy for Owego, N. Y, where he will re- main until fully recovered.
 JAPAN AND HAWAII.