The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-06
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND tn Err SUMNER OUTINGS AND
JOURNEFINGS.

after delightful visit with her friend,
Miss Lima H. Stevens of South Nor
walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Porter have just
returned from the Eaton cottage, Cosy
, Beach.
DIR. B. Austin Cheney, who has been
making stay in the White Mountains,
has gone to Boston for a day or two.
and after run to Poland Springs will
return to this city next Friday or Sat
urday.
Mr.. Rosenberg of Bishop street, for
merly we'll known corset manufacture
er of this city, is to erect soon hand
some house on Orange street, corner of
Avon street.
| The family of Captain John W. Lowe.
the druggist, will remove from their
summer cottage in Woodmont to their
home to-day, having spent a very pleas
ant summer in Woodmont. Captain
Lowe will keep open his Woodmont
drug store for several weeks yet, as the
larger part of the Woodmont summer
cottagers will remain there through
September.
| i1iiAN DV"Cil VI lllio NIlSl NA4o 'AN'
been at the Stevens house, Norfolk.
through the summer, returned to his
home here Saturday morning.
Miss Louise Stevens of this city, Miss
Estelle Nettleton of Madison and Ar
thur Dickinson of Waterbury are the
guests of Captain Newton A. Dickinson
at Little Point, Essex.
Mrs Charles Bishop and daughter
Alice of New Haven are the guests of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Hubbard, in Essex.
The engagement is announced of
Mary DeAnna, daughter of Frederick
NJ. Cooke of Winsted, to Frederick Will
liam Black of Chicago. Mr. Black is a
son of Professor W. F. Black, d. D.,
LII. D., of that city.
Mrs Harry Merwin of Woodmont is
spending two days at her former home
in Southington.
Master Stuart Merwin has returned
to New Britain FROM his summer out
ing at Woodmont.
Mrs. Charles Burwell of New York
and her daughter are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward MerWin at Redwood
cottage, Woodmont.
Professor .Corwin of Yale has very
sick child at his summer home in Cole
brook
w. A. Wyatt of Norwalk, son of Rev.
Mr. Wyatt rode from New Haven to
Pine Grove Friday on his wheel. He
visited friends in Winsted on his way
Misses Mary Warner and Anna Fitch
of this city, who have been sojourning
with Mr. and Mrs Josiah Kellogg at
Highland Grove, Norwalk, have return
ed home.
Walter Leigh is recovering from a
painful bicycle accident. While riding
his bicycle in West Haven Friday night
his wheel slipped in hole throwing
him against the side of an electric car
and bruising his face and side. His
situation was dangerous, but he did not
fall near the wheels He escaped with
several bruises,
Philip Troup has returned from Viola
Delaware.
Frank V. Taite, the photographer OF
1913 Grand avenue, is confined to his bee
suffering from a severe bruise of the
| kneecap. While running to catch the
steamer Margaret at Pawson park last
week he slipped and fell, striking his
knee heavily against rock.
Mrs. S. L. Cady and Miss Cady are
expected on Thursday from Grennell
N. Y, Miss Cady having spent part OF
the vacation months in study at the
William Chase studio in Maine
DR. Arthur s. Cheney will instruct the
high school pupils in hygiene during
the ensuing year, a continuation of his
work of last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice o.
Trumbull street and their son Ellsworth
have been in Portsmouth, Mass, ant
other interesting seaport and INLAND
Massachusetts towns, but they ar,
back for September.
DR.. f. D. Gaylord and wife of No. g.
Trumbull street have returned from Oh
Forge, N. Y.
Messrs George West, Richard Jones
r. P. Jones, F. P. Cowell, Thomas
Bunce and Henry Brundage. members
of the White Rose Social club, went t,
New York Saturday night to attent
the wedding of Mr.. George B. Mead o
that city. They expect to be away on
week.
Mrs. William D, Whitney and daugh
tiers of No. 227 Church street are hom
from Long Island.
Miss Esther Embler, daughter o
General Embler, has been spending
the summer with relatives in Montgom
, cry, N Y, in Orange county Mis-
Embler will be away until late in Sep
TENDER.
J. II. Linsley and wife George Z
French and wife, A. T. Todd and wifi
: and A. Brazos and wife left Saturda,
night for weeks fishing cruise, The
, started on a small steam launch, goin,
across to Long Island and expecting t
: sail along the shore of the island til
they are ready to return.
Rev Michael Driscoll son of Polio
5 Sergeant Driscoll. is visiting his par
ents. Father Driscoll is now statione
at Eldred, Pa.
+, ]. A. Porter and Mrs. Porter of 81
: Whitney avenue have returned fror
t the White Mountains.
/ Professor C. N. Smith and Mrs. Smitl
. returned on Friday from Newtonville
where they have summered. and Georg
7 F. Barnum of % Trumbull street re
r turned from Wilmington, Vt, on Wed
5 nesday.
A Professor E. L. Curtis and family o
Trumbull street have returned iron
t Prospect, this state.
The Misses NJ. D. and Rebecca Por