The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYiNGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-othor Personal Items.
 MT. F. c. Paisley has returned from very pleasant trip to the White noun tains.
 MT. George W. Hazel, who has been at the Middletown state hospital for the last year and half, under treat ment for epilepsy, returned to New Ha- ven on September perfectly well,
 Patrick Maher, bailiff of the United States court, who was taken sick sud- denly and seriously a few days ago, was reported much better yesterday. MT. and Mrs. F. Wayland Fellowes, who have been at Stamford-in-the- Catskills since early in June, will re- turn to their Whitney avenue home on Monday. MT. F'ellowes is slightly inn proved In health. MT. Joseph Gile returned last evening from his annual summer stay at his fine farm and old homestead at Frank lin Falls, N. H. It is one of the best farms in that region. He returns much refreshed and reopens his famous school next Monday. There are some fine orchards on his farm from which he shipped last year, through Bos- ton agency, to England from 100 to 150 barrels of Baldwin apples. This year he expects to ship over 100 barrels of the same variety. The handsome Porter apple is another variety which his orchards yield quite abundantly.
 Miss Violet filling of 155 Meadow street has gone to visit her uncle, Cap tain Robert Lewis at Westfield, Conn. Lieutenant Murray, instructor of military tactics at Yale, has been or dered to Fortress Monroe by the war department, to take examinations for promotion to a captaincy in the F1fst artillery.
 Turnkey John J. Hart of the New Haven county jail, and wife, have re- turned from a weeks visit In Brook field They were very much benefited by the tmp, which was a very enjoyable one.
 Dr. G. A. Reyes of Lawrence street has just returned from a three weeks fishing trip in Canada. Mrs. Reyes and Miss Reyes, his wife and daughter, will arrive home on Saturday from an extended stay in the White mountains. The engagement of Miss Jennie N. Dean of Westfield, Mass, and Merwin J. Gibbons of New Haven, is announce ed. The wedding will occur in late September.
 Mrs. E. B. Upson of Howe street who has been spending the season at Rich field Springs, has gone to Litchfield, where she is registered at the Hawk hurst.
 MT. George H. Harris, the popular representative of Robert Fulgoraf's en- terprise, representing the Hopkins Trans Oceanics, Shanty Town and Old Money Bags, is in town MT Harris is here in the interest of Shanty Town.
 Assistant Postmaster J. N. Rowe, who is seriously sick, was a little easier yes- terday.
 Miss Williams, librarian at the Young Mems Institute, has returned from a months vacation spent in the Berk- shire Hills. Her place of sojourn was at camp at Mt. Riga near the Con- necticut and New York lines, and is one of two camps built by a young Sails bury lawyer, whose father owns 13OOO acres in that region
 MT. Isaac Ullman and family have returned from summer in their shore cottage.
 Dr. and Mrs. Andrews have returned from a trip to the Maine coast and Block Island
 Henry J. Kees of 102 Hamilton street, clerk at Hugo's grocery, is expected home to-day from his southern and western trip.
 MT. Albert H. Barclay and MT. James F. Wheeler, who sailed from Boston two weeks ago for a trip to Nova Scotia, have returned to town. During their trip in Halifax MT. Barclay and MT. Wheeler made 400 miles of the journey on their wheels.
 Mrs. Kathryn O'Brien of 324 Blatch- ley avenue left yesterday for month s sojourn at Litchfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar P. Dckerman, who, since leaving New Haven, early last spring, have been at Newtown, are now stopping for a short while at the Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge. MT. Dick errnan was formerly a prominent hard ware merchant of this city, and is now in business in New York. He IS also a prominent ex-Gray
 Fireman James B. Webster of engine B. wife ana child, will leave to-day for two weeks trip through the northern part of the state and Massachusetts.
 Miss Mathilda Biakeslce of this city, who has been visiting in this city, has returned from visit to Detroit, Mich.
 MT. Charles 4. Heaton has left the Essex and Sussex House, Spring Lake, N. J.. where he was 6 guest most of the summer and has gone to the Forest House, Lake Mahopac, N. Y.
 Mfr. l.. ". Fitch, who has been stay ing at Saratoga Springs, is again at home.
 Ex-Judge Henry stoddard has gone to join his family, who have been spending the summer at the White Mountains. He will stay at the High land House about two weeks.
 Colonel and Mrs. Frank T. Lee, who have been at Madison since early In June, are expected back to town next week.
 Judge ana Mrs. Lynde Harrison will sail for home, October 5, on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. Dr. and Mrs. c. Purdy Lindsley are to sail on the Fuerst Bismarck on the 18th, the same steamer on which Miss Kate Creveye and Miss Lilly have taken passage