The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-23
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Rev. Myron A. Munson and wife are
 spending fortnight amongst the hills
 os Hampshire county, Massachusetts,
 at "Norwich," In the township of Hunt
 ington.
 Miss Bessie, daughter of City Asses
 sor Andrew H. Turner of Baltimore, Is
 spending several weeks as a guest in
 the home of Horace R. Chidsey on Ex-
 change street.
 Miss Root of Grand avenue is to
 spend the next few weeks at Peekskill
 on the Hudson.
 Miss Augusta Moeller, daughter of
 C. A. Moeller, and Mrs. Edward Bean,
 nee Miss Schollhorn of Winthrop ave-
 nue, were at Newport last week.
 Last Friday evening a jolly party of
 West Shore residents and their friends
 from New Haven, presented the or
 chestra at Savin Rock with a beautiful
 floral piece, appreciating the several
 selections which they had rendered by
 request. Among the selections were
 the Stars and Stripes and Half King.
 The offering was thankfully received
 by the orchestra.
 Misses Lillian and Grace Holbrook,
 with their parents, Mir. and Mrs George
 c. Holbrook, of 26 Bishop street, return
 ed from a six weeks stay at Morris
 Cove, on Thursday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Hausman and
 family of 40 Bishop street will return
 from their cottage at Cosey Beach on
 Labor day.
 ~ Tyo1f oto1 nh
 Bishop street are visiting MT. and Mrs.
 F>lauherg of Springfielo formerly of
 this city.
 F. J. Atwater, who has been spend
 ing some time at the Hotel Champlain, Swanton, Vt, has returned to his home
 in this city
 H. A. Williams of the Second Regi-
 ment band has returned from spending his vacation in New Hampshire and Vermont.
 MT. Charles F. Kelleher of the New York and New Jersey Telephone com pany, Brooklyn, N Y, is visiting Mrs. ! William H. Kelleher of 2s Elliott street Mrs William Scott, Misses Annie and Lucy Scott and Mrs. C. J. Elam of New
 Britain. are spending August With : friends in Mansfield, Conn. "A and his mother, Mrs. William B. Allen, are at Pemaquid Harbor, Me, where < they have been staying two weeks, to remain until September.
 Prof. and Mrs. Bernadotte Perrin and family, for the past month In Torring- ton, have returned. Miss Catherine Clerkin of New York { is visiting her uncle, MT. Owen Clerkin, of 51 Bishop street. Mrs. c. Wilson of 62 Saltonstall ave- ! nue has returned from two months visit in England. She arrived in Eng land just in time to see the great naval parade in connection with the queens A jubilee. Mrs. Wilson travelled consld- { erably while abroad. 4 Charles Bowen of Clifton, s. l., who has been stopping with his aunt, Mrs Charles Flynn of 19 Waverly street leaves to-day for Boston, where he will \ visit relatives.
 w. H. Hitchings and wife of No. 193 Howard avenue leave to-day for an ex- tended trip. They will visit Buffalo Utica and Rochester and will also stay \ stome time at Niagara Falls. MT. and Mrs. Hitchings leave many friends be- hind who will wish them pleasant 8 journey and safe return home. MT. Albert H. Barclay and MT. James F. Wheeler have gone on trip to Nova Scotia. They will sail from Bos- < ton and go to Yarmouth and to Cape Breton for the fishing and will probably be away three weeks, making much of the tourney through the interior on their wheels.
 Mrs G. Brinley Morgan and family 4 are at Niagara Falls. The health of Mrs. Vim. E. Downes q of 345 Whitney avenue Is very poor and she Is in the Berkshire Hills to recu- perate. With her are Mir Downes and her two daughters, Mrs. Jennie Whit ing and Mrs. Charles c. Atwater of this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Graves of 101 \ Grove street have gone to Danielson. Mrs William T. Hills and family of 37 Howe street have returned from 9 stay at Forestville The Rev. MT. Hills is still in Forestville, but is expected home soon.
 James F. Brennan, second vice presi- dent of the Catholic T. A. union o1 America, and Henry B. Norris, both ol whom were delegates to the recent con vention of the order ae Scranton, Pa. ] have returned. The remainder of the Connecticut delegation will reach here to-day.
 < Mrs. J. F. Keeer, wife of Engineer Keeler of the Shore Line division, witt her son, Everett, are at Roslindale H Mass, for a months visit with rela. \ tives there.
 < Mrs. Daniel P. Burdick, with her two daughters, Misses Annie and Ethel, ant son Harold, of Providence, R. l.. arc f the guests of Mrs. H. B. Brown at & < Avon street
 Z Mr. Henry Stadtmuller of Whitney. vile, contractor at Sargent's who was I accidentally injured at the factory g few days ago. Is able to be in duty ] again in his department of the factory q Mrs William Getsye and her daugh- ter, Miss Lillian, are in Woodbridge 7 Her sister, Mrs. William Cave, and hel little son, Perley, have joined them fo, i g brief stay
 { Miss Mamie R. Pallman of 1s6 Car lisle street and Miss Sadie Wallace are spending their vacation in New Mil ford.
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