The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-23
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS and
JOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-Other
Personal Items.
Mrs. H. I. Bills, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is convalescent and has gone
to her mothers home in northern New
York, where she will remain until en-
tirely recovered.
A former New Haven boy, A. j. Ne
pei, was in town yesterday. He is the
representative of the management for
the Rhea dramatic company, He was
warmly greeted by his many old
friends. Mr.. Nepel is the son OF Jacob
Nepel, who for many years was we'll
known New Haven jeweler, having a
store for years on Chapel street, after
ward on Church street and later on
State street near Chapel, and who left
this city about twelve years ago, since
which time he has been a resident of
New York city. He Is now retired
from active business pursuits. His son,
A. j. Nepel, was formerly with his
father in the jewelry business, but left
New Haven for New York about TWEEN
ty years ago, and for six or seven years
past has been connected with the the
atrical firm of Rich & Maeder, mana
gers for Rhea, the Mckee Rankin
stock company and for Corinne. Mr..
Nepels success in his new profession
has been notable, and he is now wholly
devoted to it. He called on number
of business houses yesterday, the men,
bers of which are old friends.
Attorney and Mrs. S. S. Doroff are at
home from their wedding trip.
Mr. Fleming of the Mcintyre store
has returned from a short vacation,
]. P. Beach and Family, who have
spent the entire summer at Pine Or
chard, returned to their home in Chesh-
| ire yesterday.
| Mrs. Allen, a sister of Mr.. Lyman
Bassett of Clintonville is quite i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Warren
Terrell of Hamden.
| Miss Anna Clarkson, who spent the
summer at Litchfield, and has been the
guest of friends in town, has returned
to her home In New York.
| Miss Marion Dickerman of the Ma
jestic has just returned from Guilford
where she spent two weeks, the guest
of Mrs. Edward P. Dickie.
Mrs. Martha Hyde is more comforta-
BILE, and, although advanced in years, 1t
! is probable she will recover.
Rev. w. T. Reynolds and family
have returned from their summer out
| ing.
Miss Mary j. Brown, who has been
n ENtot1 ri hoc In u
home on Trumbull street
Miss Catherine Quigley of Charles
Monson & Co has returned from visit
at Revere, Mass.
| DIR. Frank A. Kirby, house physician
| at the New Haven hospital for three
years, has opened an office on Dixwell
| avenue.
Mrs. Harriet futile, eighty three
years of age, who resides with her
| daughter in Wallingford, came to this
| city recently and took dinner with her
| brother, Mr.. j. r. Todd Mrs. futile
has also another brother, who is res
ident of North Haven, Mr.. Serene b
| Todd The combined ages of the sis
ter and the two brothers is two hun
dred and thirty-five years.
Joseph P. Baldwin, the State street
billiard hall proprietor, and Mrs. Bald
week or two visiting Mr.. Baldwin's
mother in Windsor
| Mrs. Foster Whitney of Southingtor
| is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. John c.
Barnes of Main street. Branford.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chatterton OF
New York city are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Chatterton of Crown
street.
The Rev. DR.. A. V. Higgins, provin.
cial of the Dominican order, who has
been the guest of Rev. Father Hugh F
Lilly of ST. Mary's church, has return
ed to, New York
NJ Sonnenberg and family have re
turned from their summer outing.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connor have re.
turned from their wedding tour ant
will reside at No. 120 Sylvan avenue.
Miss Anna M. Carroll of the office OF
Even Mcintyre & Co. has returned
from weeks vacation spent with rel
atives in Brooklyn. N. Y.
| M. Rosenthal, Charles M, Rosentha
and Miss Cora Sandauer Of New Yorl
are visiting M. Zunder.
| Miss May r. Fowler of Humphrey
street. cousin of Mr.. r. A. Fowler, or
ganist at st. PauPs, came back Mon
Gay from a five months European trip
Miss Fowler Travelled on the continen
during all the five months of her sta!
in Europe. having Joined friends IL
Paris, where she spent six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Rogowski Of Paterson
N. J., are spending a few days with S
Calm on Warren street.
Mrs H. ]. Flagg of 226 Davenpor
avenue will return Saturday from a va
cation trip to New York and New Jer
sey.
Lucius X Stevens of Clinton ha
gone to enter Hamilton college.
The engagement Is announced in thi
city of Miss Minnie Irene Scranton
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w
Scranton of Park street, to Mr. Canove
of Greenwich 1t is probable that afte
their marriage the young couple wi
live in New York, where Mr.. Canover'
business interests are.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnstein of New Yor,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Commissioner c. l.. We'll has for hi
guests Mr. and Mrs. Chase and sor
Samuel A. Chase, of Waterbury.
Miss Bertha Gaylord is substitutin
at the Blackstone library. BranforG
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