The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-08
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
md TnEIE SUMMER OUTINGS AND
JOERNEYfNGS.

Pleasure Trips Here aHd There-tieashht
Times nj Sem Shore and Mountain-other
Personal Items.
rev. Mr.. Triple. pastor Of EpwoTtn
NJ +. church, has returend and will oc-
cupy his pulpit next Sunday He re-
turns nearly restored to health again
His wife arrived home early in the
week. The Epworth people are rejoic-
ing to welcome homo Mr.. and Mrs
Triple, and to know of Mr.. Triples
recovery. He was at once time serious
~ ill.
Rev. Father Cartier, who has been in
Canada for the restoration Of his
health. Is expected home November /.
Charles f. Holcomb of bridgeport,
confidential man to Radcliffe Hicks, is
sick in Southington at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb.
His illness is due to too constant atten-
ton to business, and will be remedied
by a few days of needed rest.
Tt is announced that the Colonial
Opera company, of which Miss Bertha
Waltzinger is first soprano, will come
to New Haven soon. The company will
play new piece entitled, Maid Of
Marblehead" Besides Miss Waltzinger,
there is in the company, among others,
Miss Hatty Starr, the composer of Ala
bama Coon" The costumes are by Mr..
Wolf Fording, and the scenery by Cook
Of the Castle Square theater, Boston.
Quartermaster General L. N. Van
Keuren of Bridgeport and Mrs. Van
Keuren left yesterday for Great Bar
rington, Mass, for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Mccoy of Asbury Park
is the guest of Mrs. Mary Bartholomew
of Mill Plain, Branford.
Miss Hyman Of Chicago, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Joseph G.
johnson of Grove street, has returned
home
Miss Jessamine Ward of Branford re-
turned to her home in Roberts street
yesterday, after a delightful summer
spent with her college roommate in
Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Botsford of Hart
ford and Mrs. Sarah Fl. Harris of Mon
treal, Canada, are visiting Mrs. G. A.
Hitchcock of 1877 Olive street.
Mr. Edward L. Grinnell has returned
from Sachems Head, where he has
spent the summer.
Irving Hurlbut, an artist with Har-
per Bros, New York, is stopping for
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Wallace Hurlbut Wolcott street.
Harry Rogers Of Branford has re-
turned from the Catskills, where he
spent the summer with his brother
Judge w. X. Townsend and family
are still at their cottage at Indian Neck
enjoying the delightful October wea-
Their. They will leave next week, and
the judge says he only leaves then be-
cause business compels it.
Mrs. Fred Hazen and little daughter
Ruth of Willimansett, Mass, are the
guests of Mrs. Hazen's uncle, Mr. W.
/ II. Spear, 296 Howard avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Bradley will OBJ
| serve the sixtyf first anniversary of
1 their marriage at the Wayerley Inn,
Cheshire, Saturday. One of the Waiver
ley's best dinners will be served by
Landlord Scott to Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
and members of the family.
Miss Alice Ainscoe, daughter of
James Ainscoe, manager Of the sporting
Il department OIL MdllSy, AN6ely CS w. .
establishment, is seriously i'll with APP
pendicitis at Moscow. Ga. Miss Ain
scoe is a member of 1892" troupe,
which has been playing in Moscow re-
Gently. Mr.. Ainscoe, father of the sick
girl left for Georgia yesterday.
Mrs Netttie Latter and son of Hart
ford were the guests of James G. Pal
mer in Bradford, Wednesday. Mrs.
Latter was formerly Miss Nettie
Squires of this city
Branford ISL represented at Childs
Business college, this city. this season,
by Frank Foster, Richard Covert, Rob
.ert Smith and George. Andrews.
New York society is discussing the
reported engagement of Helen Gould
the daughter of the great capitalist, and
Alonzo Potter of Yale '94, eldest son of
The Episcopal bishop OF the metropoli-
tan see.
Henry NJ. Beecher and wife OF South
ington have gone to Woodmont for a
few weeks stay.
Mrs Cyrus Brewster and daughter
Charlotte, of AtWater avenue, Derby,
leave this morning for New York and,
on Saturday, will sail for Europe. They
intend to spend the greater part Of the
winter abroad, most OF which time will
be passed In Paris
Mr. Frank Coyle of Branford is the
guest in Walingford of his brother,
John Coyle, for {. few days.