The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-02
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Harrison Grover wagner Of the Yale law school son of Lawyer s. Harrison Wagner of the New York law firm of which ex-Governor is the head, is hay ing very pleasant outing in Vermont, and will do some fishing in Lake Cham plain before his return. He will prob ably visit Ticonderoga.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Raymond of Hins- dale, H., have returned from their Flu ropean tour and are stopping with Mrs. Raymond's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lamb of Humphrey street. Their trip abroad was of seven weeks duration and they visited the principal places of interest In England, Scotland, France, Germa- ny, Switzerland, Holland and Belgium. They return in the best of health and have greatly enjoyed this vacation in foreign lands.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Morse have gone to North Conway, N. H.
 MT. A. H. Thomas, whose office is in the First National bank building, is away for couple of weeks at North Attleboro, Mass
 Professor c. s. Hastings, who has been at Seal Harbor Me-. has gone to Castine, Me.
 MT. H. B. Ferris of York street has gone for stay at Sound Beach, Conn. Rev. Dr. Douglas and wife are away on a trip to Europe. The family of Professor John E. Clark of Yale's scientific school are at Wind- ham, Conn.,, at Zion's Hill. Mrs. J. A. Lambert of Bradley street is in Southbury, Conn. | Town Counsel J. F. Goodhart and wife are at the Kaaterskill, In the Cats kill mountains. MT. F. H. Belden and family are at Grove Beach, Conn. MT. R. J. Miner and family are at the Sheldon house, Pine Orchard.
 Miss F. A. Moulthrop is at West Northfleld, Mass.
 The family of MT. E. P. Judd, the bookseller, are summering at Hampton. Conn. Mir Judd left here Friday to drive up to Hampton, a distance of about sixty miles.
 J. F.. White and family of 233 How the season at Mulberry Point, Guilford. Conn.
 Mrs. Merrill of Pearl street and her sons, Charles Merrill, one of New Ha- ven's city engineers, and Arthur, who is with Charles Wilson 6. Co.,, left last Saturday for stay at Woodmont. They will stop at the Pembroke hotel. 1 MT. Sattig, the State street butcher and marketnaan, and his family, are spending a portion of the summer with ex-Alderman Gerner at his cottage at Morris park, Morris Cove. | Miss Fanny Gray of the Majestic leaves early this week for Larchmont.
 The Misses Bascom, daughters of Dr. Bascom of College street. are at South ampton, Mass. for the rest of the sum mer Dr. and Mrs. Bascom will go up for few days during the month of Au- gust. at Miss Maude Nelson of Barre, Vt., is the guest of Miss Isadore Woods of Whalley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Asel Gould of George street left on Thursday for Chester field Mass, to be absent until Septem- Der 1.
 Mrs Edwin Russell of Startford is visiting her sister, Mrs. George H. Sim mons of 315 Orchard street
 Mrs. Clarence Hoxie of South Coven- try, Conn, is spending a two weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs Charles F. Merwin of 24 Eld street.
 MT. J. B. Judson has returned from a weeks visit to his wife and daughter, who are spending the month at Chat ham, Mass.
 Miss Mollie Fleming of Meriden is spending a week in town visiting Miss Jane Lyon and Miss Anna Shannahan.
 Miss Edna Lines leaves soon for Newtown, Conn, where she will spend part of August.
 MT and Mrs John Morrissey left on Saturday for ten days trip to Lake George and the Thousand Islands.
 Mrs Henry Stoddard Is at Bethle- hem, Mass, stopping at the Highland house.
 Miss Elizabeth T. Fitch of 46 High street has returned from a visit of sev- eral weeks in Newtown.
 Miss Emily Morse of Whalley avenue 1 left for Milldale Saturday to spend the rest of the summer at her country home where her sister and niece are now To- | cated.
 MT. R. J. Miner of Dwight street is staying at the Sheldon house, Pine Or chard
 Miss A. c. Gardner has gone to South Williamstown, Mass, and is registered at the Idlewild.
 l.. l.. Stoddard leaves to-day for a months vacation. He will visit the White Mountains, going from there to Old Orchard Beach, Me
 MT. William Nicely will spend part ot August at the Poland Springs house Poland Springs, Me.
 Mir. Weaver, formerly of the Register and who recently graduated from Yale medical school, has taken a position at reporter on the New York Evening Sun He is also taking a post t-graduate course at a New York medical college
 J. J. Kerrigan and Walter Boschar1 of the postoffice will return from theil vacations to-day, and Philip J. Murphy and Joseph J. Sheridan will leave fol their vacations, given by the postoffice department
 | Mrs. B. Rogowski returned Saturday from Europe on the steamship Colum bia. of the Hamburg line. after an ab sence of seven months. Her daughters