The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-05
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEPINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and M fountain Other Personal Items.
 Among those who sailed on the steam ship St. Paul for Europe yesterday. saloon passenger list, were U. s, Sena- tor Joseph R. Hawley, who has gone to meet Mrs. Hawley and children; Prof. o. c. Marsh of Yale university, Prof, D. Cady Eaton and wife ana Miss Eliz- abeth s. Eaton, New Haven; Hon. George Peabody Wetmore, senator from Rhode Island, who Is another Yale man; Mir. Frank Jenkins, Yale, class of 1874, agent of the United Colliery Go. and we'll known in New Haven, and who is largely interested In the coal business, selling to the Benedict, Par dee & Co. of New Haven, and other local coal dealers; Congressman D. J. Hill of this state; Rev. A. J. H. Beh- rends, D. D., noted New York divine, who has spoken In recent years before Yale assemblies in this city; Hon. s. Cullom and wife, Congressman John i'elhSil u ShiioJ ANclAilet, Wilo 1S O etiS man, class of '65; Mir. c. H. Kelsey, who has many New Haven friends; Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolving, wife and two sons, Charles M. Kinsolving and Arthur R. Kinsolving, jr.. we'll known here to many; also General Albert Ord way and wife. General Joseph M. Plume of New Jersey, we'll remembered by his Connecticut military friends; also his wife, Mrs. Plume; MT. James Brown Potter
 Visiting the Savin Rock shore yester- day were Rev. Father J. J. Gleason of East Hartford a brother of Captain William Gleason, the State street gro- cer. With Father Gleason were his sister, Mrs. Matthew Campbell of 11O Blatchley avenue, with whom he is so- journing during his stay In this city, and her daughter, Miss Campbell. Mrs. Campbell's husband Is one of our much esteemed townsmen and has been con- nected with the Sargent & Go. factory in responsible position for a long per- iod, being among those who entered ex-Mayor Sargent's employ when he first located in business In New Haven. While Father Gleason was at the shore Swho should ride up on their "bikes" to Hreet him, but three of East Hartford's most prominent men-Percy Bryant, of the, law firm of Case, Bryant & Case; C.. w. Roberts, one of the East Hart ford bridge commissioners, and Dr. Murphy. They had wheeled down from Hartford and when asked their destin- ation they replied New York" but not until after they had given them selves and wheels, at Savin Rock, with it's cooling breezes, a rest.
 Judge w. K. Townsend will return to the city this week and will preside in the United States district court in this city next Monday.
 S. A. Morse of 34 Cottage street has just returned from a weeks vacation at Providence and Newport, R. I.
 Mrs. Frederick Bostwick of 139 Law renee street with her three sons, left town yesterday for Eastford, where they will remain until September.
 MT. and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg and daughter Miss Kettle, who have been spending some time at the West End hotel at Long Branch, have gone to Ridgefeld, Conn.
 Thomas J. Boynton, ex-superinted- dent of the postoffice inspectors of Bos- ton, was in town yesterday.
 The Misses Wilcox of York Square have gone to Madison to spend two weeks with their sister, Mrs. Sawyer, of Buffalo Mrs. Edward s. Fellowes of Derby wife of the Rev. MT. Fellowes, rector of the Episcopal church of Derby, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. D. Will cox.
 Mrs. Webster, of the Gayington, with her daughter, Miss Anita Webster, have gone for fortnight al Norwich Town, out of Norwich
 Mrs. Herbert Sway and son of New York will spend August with Mrs. g. c. Fleetwood of 12 Trumbull street.
 E. S. Pastall, Yale '99, has gone to Northfield, Mass. for the summer. J.. P. Camp, of the same class, Is the guest Of Hartford friends.
 Harold B. Danforth, formerly employ cd ill the general office building of the Consolidated road. and who was re- gently transferred to Point Allerton, Mass. is seriously i'll there.
 Attorney Harry ". Asher and wife of Orange street left yesterday for q months trip to Halifax, N &. and the Thousand Islands.
 Miss Elsie Spear of Orange street will spend her vacation in the White noun tains.'
 Assistant Clerk John S. Fowler, of the superior court, with his family will leave on Saturday for a delightful trip through Nova Scotia He will satl di- rectly from Boston to Halifax.
 The engagement of Miss Alice Thomp- son of Fair Haven 10 Herbert Van Name, cashier of the Yale National bank, is announced.
 Miss A. Louise Hitchcock is at Stam- ford, Vt, with Mrs. Harry Marlin, son and maid.
 Mrs. K. Chase of 227 Crown street is visiting in Boston.
 Dr. Bronson Of the New Haven Sym phony orchestra, with Mir Bernard Carleton, was registered this week at the St. Charles, Atlantic City.
 MT. J. A. Smith of Home place has gone to Providence
 The Misses Kilcran of Winchester avenue and Miss White of Ed street are at Lake Waramaug, Litchfield county.
 John W. Scobie of Rosette street Is in New Preston for stay