The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-03
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
JOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore aud Mountaineering
Personal Items.
Prof. D. Cady Eaton will sail again
for Europe on the 4th of August, and
Will be away till the end of the year,
Rev. II. M. Pogson Of New York,
who at one time preached at Calvary
Baptist church. this city, preached in
the Norwalk Baptist church last Sun
day.
(. S. Rastall, Yale 80, is at North
field, Mass, spending the summer. He
will assist In the management of the
Northfeld Echoes, the magazine pub
iished during the summer conventions
st Mortified.
]. r. Camp, Yale 's9, Of 2S9 George
street, is spending the summer with
friends in Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield and
Miss Effie Mansfield VIII arrive In
few days from southern trip, during
which they attended the Nashville ex-
position.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fl. Parsons of
Clinton avenue left yesterday for the
White mountains.
Miss Julia Adams of Utica, N. Y, Is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. John w.
It'll, Of Wolcott street.
Mrs s. Hartwell Chapman has gone
TO tho Adirondacks. staying at St. HUI
berts Inn, Keene Valley.
Mr.. Charles w. WhittIesey of Sher-
man avenue, Is In Gloucester, Mass at
Bass Rocks.
Miss Leila Adelaide Reynolds of 721
State street is entertaining Miss Ethel
Pritchard of Danbury.
Mr.. H. P. Boyd of Newburn, N. c.,
one of the freight agents of the Pied
mont Air Line, is with his wife stop
ping at 1876 College street. Mr.. Body IS
here in the interests of the railroad
Mrs. J. Barnett of Grown street is in
Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard
Mrs. H. P. Hoadley of Grown Is stay
ing at Magnolia, Mass, at the Magnolia
hotel
Rev. Mr.. Nichols of this city preached
in the Baptist church, Wallingford,
Sunday.
Lewis H. schuttes of 2s9 George street
and Yale '99, is visiting his brother-in-
law in Providence, r. I.
Rev. Mr. Cameron of this city preach
ed in the Baptist church in Branford
Sunday as candidate for the pastorate
of the church. which will be made va
cant by the resignation of Rev. Mr..
Wightman, which takes place Septem-
Der 1. Mr.. Camerons sermon gave
much satisfaction.
Frank E. Simmons, Yale '99, is visit
ing friends in Kingston, r. I.
Miss Whitaker Of Canada is visiting
Miss Slater of APT Temple street, and
Mrs. Slater and Miss Edmundson of
All Tempel street are visiting friends
and relatives in Toronto, Canada.
Master F. Simpson Brewer of ITS
Chestnut street is spending his vaca-
ton In Lakeville, among the Litchfield
Hills Of Connecticut, his birth place
Mr. and Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss are
at Rye Beach, where they have spent
the past eighteen or twenty seasons.
DIR. James Minor Colt Of St. Paul's
school is also guest at Rye Beach,
where he has gone for many years.
Superintendent Cambellack Of the
Waterbury Boys club is spending two
weeks with friends in this city.
Mrs. Hattie Perrin or sS Clark street
and her two daughters, Mrs. George
Smith of Edgewood avenue and Miss
a two weeks visit with Mrs. PERKINS,
mother, Mrs John Goldsmith of Moose
Hill farm, Guilford They expect to be
Joined by other friends Sunday.
Edward Spencer Parmelee, Yale '99,
of this city, is spending two weeks with
friends in Norwalk. He went to Nor
walk yesterday.
Manning F. Stires, Yale '99, has gone
to New York to take charge of the ad-
vertising department of the Bachelor of
Arts magazine.
County Commissioner A. B. Durham
has returned from two weeks trip
through northern New York, and he
has spent some time on the St. Law
renee river, at Alexander bay and at
Ottawa, Canada. At the latter place
he visited his old friend, Colonel Tur-
ner, who Is the consul general at that
place
C. B. Bolmer manager of the New
Haven branch of the house Of Prince
& Whitley, New York, has gone to the
Catskills for his annual vacation stay
in those regions. He is succeeded in
charge of the business during his alb
sence by Mr.. Eyre, one of the members
OF the firm of Prince & Whitley.
Ed. p. Merwin of New York, banker
and broker and formerly one Of New
Hayens prominent business men, Is
stopping with his family at shore re-
sort near Boston. Mr. Merwin Is one
of the directors Of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Trust company, which
financed the building and completion of
the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf
railroad He is also director In that
railroad. This road has gainad greatly
in business during the past year and
its securities-stocks and bonds-haye
risen very much higher in value. Mr..
Merwin recently took tour, in COM
pany with the other directors, over the
railroad which has just completed 400
mile extension, which makes the line
practically complete 10 the gulf. A
considerable amount of the securities
Of these two companies is held IN this
city, and Mr. Merwin's many friends
will be glad to know of the prosperity
attending his investments.
A law and conveyancing firm has
been formed entitled Clark, Blake, Hall
& Peck The new firm consists of
James Gardner Clark, James Kingsley
Blake Henry A. L. Hall and George