The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-07-12
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
SUIMER OUTINGS and JOURNEY
INGS BY LAND and SEA.

Trips to the Adirondacks, to European
Lands and Flights to Neighboring Shore
Resorts or to Rural Scenes.
Rev. Frank r. Luckey, pastor of the
Humphrey street Congregational
church, has left the city for his vaca-
ton IN the Adirondacks. He will not
return until October. In his absence
the work of the church will be carried
on by the assistant pastor Rev. Mr.
Armstrong.
Milton Machol Rudolph Steinert, B.
Mann and A. Milander started yester-
day on a yacht to take a cruise in
eastern waters. rhey will be gone one
week
Mrs. w. N Ladd and family of Wa
terbury are spending the summer near
Woodmont. ....
Miss Anna Belle Muzzy stenographer
for C. C. Andrew & Co., has gone to
the seashore for the summer.
Mortimer IL. Bradley, lately with Z.
S. Mersick & Co., has accepted posi-
ton with the City National bank, Wall
street, New York.
Governor Cooke has recently appoint
ed DR.. G. p. Bacelli notary public.
DR.. Bacelli is q graduate of the law de-
partment Of the Royal university in
Rome, and is the editor of the Italian
newspaper, La Stella d'Italia.
Judge Cleaveland of the probate
court, who went to the Fort Griswold
house for short stay for recuperation,
he having been suffering from a throat
cold, which made ham very hoarse, re-
| turned in the latter part of last week,
and after disposing of his court cases
| left for brief stay at Fishers Island.
Judge Cleaveland has been unremit-
| ting in his attention to his duties at
| the probate office, which have been OF
| late specially onerous and combining.
| Mrs. Della Conklin, mother of Mrs.
Frederick l.. Converse of No. Whalley
avenue, left Saturday for New York to
! join her daughter, Mrs. Smith of New
ark, N. j., and a party of friends for a
trip to Buffalo, Niagara and the Great
Lakes. Mrs. Conklin will be away two
weeks.
Miss G. Scranton Collester has re-
| t0IliCt W iiCi SIo" II elICSI q pell liiiSii
after a delightful visit of two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly of Wor-
cester. Miss Collester brought with
her Master frankie Kelly, who will Wis
it friends in town for few days Fran
kie is bright boy. fond of his old New
Haven friends. He is the elder child
of the popular attorney, Frank Kelly
late of this city, who last August re-
turned to live at his old home, Worces-
! ter, Mass. Mr.. Kelly was for some
time connected with the town agents
office here in an official position, and
was active in city politics. His wife
nee Richardson, is sister of Miss Belle
| Richardson of Pearl street, and the
younger Frank is now installed at the
| home of his aunt for the completion OF
his New Haven visit. His father, Law.
Yer Kelly. is installed in one of the fine
law offices in the elegant new Mutual
building in Worcester, and Is junior
/ partner of a prominent and very sue.
| cessful lawyer there. Lawyer Kelly
and his brother d short time ago solo
| the hotel In Worcester Of which they
were owners. and which was a part OF
the estate of their father, the late ex-
Mayor Kelly of that city. Lawyer
Frank Kelly has bought handsome
home, into which he has moved He
sends greeting to all his old New Ha
ven friends, whom he fondly remem
bers, though Worcester is now to bt
his permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ WEIGH and Mr.
and Mrs. L. A Bettcher will spend the
remainder of July at the Hotel Idle
| WILD yNTj1lio CO
August Mr. and Mrs. Bettcher will re.
turn to the Pequot house at Morris
Cove for the remainder of the season
Mr.. and Mrs WEIGH going on to Sara
toga, where they win Join Bishop anc
Mrs. Newman of southern California
and remain with them until the LIST OF
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. WEIGH and
family are established at their hand.
some cottage at Short Beach. MIR
Welch has been having an addition
built onto his handsome shore resi-.
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Corey and the
Misses Corey are also located at theil
pretty cottage on the rocky bluff over.
looking the Beach and appropriated
named Rock Ledge. Mr.. Corey Is one
of the pioneer cottagers at Short Beach
having for a dozen years or more ha6
his summer home there. The bluff is
an ideal place for cottage and is vel
lined with pretty summer homes. His
cottage overlooks the whole extent OF
the bay, and catches the first rays o,
the morning sun and the first intima.
ton of cooling breezes.
Ex-Alderman John CHAMPION Of
Orange street is going with his family
to spend the summer among the lakes
in Vermont The ex-alderman will taxi
along his best fishing tackle, and his ar.
rival is eagerly awaited by friends III
north.
Mrs. Hoadley B. Ives arrived at he,
home on York street one week ago. hav.
ing come direct from Japan via, sar
Francisco and the overland route. This
long and rapid journey has Frustrated
Mrs. Ives so much that as yet mons
of her friends has been able to see her
All accord her warm welcome home
Mr.. and Mrs. Don S. THOMPSON NJ
the Majestic will spend August at Sar.
atoga Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Russell Of
Dwight street are entertaining Mr.
RusselPs sister and her niece