The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-26
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGN.

shore and Mountain Resorts-Other Personal Jottings.
 Mrs. II. J. Wiley and daughter, Miss Lavonne. of 55 Beers street, are at Phil mont and the Catskills.
 Miss Bldwell of Eaton school is at the Saint Clair. Bethlehem, N. H., dur ing July and August.
 Miss Ada Henderson of Cottage street. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Henderson, is spending a couple of weeks in Colchester.
 F. D. Grave, the cigar manufacturer, and family are at Margaretsville, Dela- ware county, N. Y.
 Mrs. E. A, Whittlesey of S09 Edge wood avenue is at the Wendell cottage, Bass Rocks, Gloucester, Mass.
 Mrs. Burt of 54 Bishop street, wife of George Burt, the State street market man, is with her children spending a couple of weeks in Hartford, guests of MT and Mrs. Scrivener.
 B. l.. Lambert of Eld street, the real estate dealer, and wife, are stopping at the Beardsley hotel, West Winsted.
 AAio llSll SuItiSS Ol oUf olduSe street has gone to Hallowell Me.
 Mrs. M. L. Howard is at the Lafay- cite hotel, Franconia, N. H.
 Mrs. M. E. Chapman, who has been at Claremont, N. H., is at North Pom fret, Vt.
 c. c. Walker of PSI Greenwich avenue is at Somerset Beach, BranforG
 Dr. w. G. filling starts this morning fnr fha White Mouptaipc o,, bic ann mer vacation. He will go from New York to Portland, Me, by the new steamer of the Maine Steamship line, the John Englis." His son Willis, the well known and popular organist goes with him. Mrs. filling and infant son started about ten days since and for tunately escaped the protracted spell of hot and humid weather here. The doc tor has been busily engaged in attend ing to his hosts of patients and needs the rest and recuperation which his many friends hope he and his family will get during their summer sojourn in the mountains and other places which they contemplate visiting. They will return to the city sometime in Sep tember
 H. H. Guernsey, the well known mer- chant has returned from stay at Nor folk, Conn.
 Walter Kelley of 1o2 Day street is at Patchogue, l.. l.
 E. H. Clark of Gill street has gone for stay at East Morris, Conn.
 Dr. Francis Bacon and wife are at "The Balsam," Dixwell Notch, Cole brook. N H.
 D. D. Lambert of Howard avenue has returned from a stay in Southbury, Conn.
 Rev. R. H. Gesner is at Ticonderoga, N. Y.
 Alderman George L. Dickerman is at the Glen Summit hotel, Glen Sum- init, Penn.
 H. L. Puddicomb of 99 Foote street leaves soon for trip to Europe.
 B. l. Atwater, the Grand avenue mer- chant, has engaged rooms at the Grand Central hotel, Newton.
 Mrs Bassett, widow of John E. Bas- sett, is at Williamsburg, Mass.
 Rev. Dr. M. B. Chapman, pastor of the First M. E. church, has engaged apartments at Cottage City, Mass.
 Miss F. E. Hill, who has been so- journing at Christmas Cove, Me, has gone to Heron Island, Me.
 A. R. Shcnoll of Compton street has SOIlG LOT d stay at IdWIeiCe, h. l.
 H. c. Holt, who has been in Spring field, Mass, has gone to Sandy Hook, Conn.
 Mrs. M Zunder and her sson, Regi- nald, are at the United States hotel, Litchfeld
 A party of New Haven girls, consist ing of Miss Josephine Bryant, Miss Jo- sephine Bellosa, Miss May Gates, Miss Josephine Smith and Mrs. Bellosa, Mrs. G. B. Bryan and Mrs. M E. Twitchell, will leave on August g for an outing at St. Cairo in the Catskills. The New Haveners will join party of New York friends at South Cairo and all will stay at the Scotch Rock house.
 Druggist J. S. Coburn will take few weeks rest at West Woodstock
 Benjamin I. Spock, Yale Law school '97, has entered the law office of Wat rous & Buckland.
 Mrs. Wright of York street, widow of the late Colonel Dexter R. Wright, is at Pomfret, Vt, for the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank B. Walker of York street, and the Misses Walker are at Double Beach for the season, hav- ing taken one of the Mansfield cot tages.
 Miss Kate whalen of No. Bishop street will leave to-day for month at Holyoke.
 The Rev. Mir. Yardley, whose illness with nervous prostration has been chronicled, is greatly improved. On Wednesday MT. Yardley went to New York from Newport to wish the Rev. Mr. Morgan bon voyage, MT. Morgan having sailed on the outgoing steamer of Wednesday for Europe. MT Yard ley, it is said, IS almost entirely well again.
 Miss Margaret Shannon of 55 Bishop street will leave on Tuesday for a months vacation with friends in New port.
 MT. Howard Thompson, organist ot the Church of the Redeemer, and Mrs Thompson, who sailed with MT. and Mrs Clarence Thompson last Wednes- day for Europe, gave a small farewell party at their home in West Haven or Tuesday. There were present Miss Madeline Reynolds, Miss Louise Par dee. MT and Mrs. Charles Somers, MT George Peck, Miss Tolles, Miss Mabel Stile, Miss Laura Dickerman of Flor ida, Miss Dorothy Jackson, Miss Jean Brown, MT. Ernest Thompson and MT Henry Thompson.