The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Timos at Sea Shore and Mountain-other
 Personal Items.
 Attorney George D. Watrous and family, who have been summering at Northfield, Conn, will return to their home in a few days. MT. Watrous is expected In town for the day to-day. He has made a number of trips to the city, looking after important legal and corporation interests.
 Mrs. Steinert, wife of MT. M. Stein- ert, who has been critically i'll and who last week was little easier is again much prostrated.
 Mrs. Joseph Cunningham, mother of Fire Commissioner Joseph B. Cunning ham, is still seriously i'll at her home, 46 Hotchkiss street. The illness is due to general breaking up and old age. Dr. Hotchkiss is in attendance, and Dr. Whittemore has been in consultation in the case. She passed fairly com- fortable night Sunday, and was about the same yesterday.
 Visiting Mrs. John Parker of Vernon street is Miss Loretta Ryan of Water bury. During Miss Ryans visit num- Der of entertainments will be planned in her honor
 Among the October weddings will be that of Miss Margaret Cohane, daugh- ter of Mrs. K. Cohane of 122 Davenport avenue, and MT. Joseph Lynch. They will be married at St. Johns (R. O. church.
 The Hon. Edward Downes of this city, United States consul to Anster- dam, was relieved of his office by his successor September last. MT. Downes, in company with Dr. Stephen Maher of this city, Is spending a few days in Paris. They will travel through Switzerland, reaching Rome about Oc- tober 1, when ex-Consul Downes will enter the American college.
 Mrs Alfred N Wheeler and family are again home from a stay at Hamp- ton, this state.
 Charles F. Roberts, who acted as off, cial stenographer for the National Street Lighting association at the last session, will accompany the New Ha- ven delegation to Columbus, O., and act as stenographer at the coming con- vention.
 Sheriff c. R. Spiegel and Deputy Sheriff H. P. Spiegel went to Zacher's Island, one of the Thimbles, yesterday. to spend the day with Judge Edmund Zacher of the Branford court.
 Mrs. Bradley, wife of General D. E. Bradley, and the Misses Bradley of York street, are back from sojourn in the White Mountains, having spent part of July and August at the Maple wood.
 Judge James Bishop and wife, Major D. A. Blakeslee and wife and Arthur M. Beebe and wife started yesterday morning for a drive through the Berk- shire Hills. This party take a week or more every year in driving about the country.
 The young New Haven pianist. Miss Emmie White, who made a success at Ann Arbor university both as stu dent and teacher, has been spending the vacation months with her mother, Mrs. Emma White of Garden street. Miss White has accepted better posi- tion for next year than that she held at Ann Arbor, and left only few days ago to begin her new duties. She will be an instructor at Add Ren college at Waco, Texas, position of increased responsibility.
 At cotillion given at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, on Friday, Mrs. Ruth- erford Trowbridge assisted in receiv- ing, presiding also at the favor table. MT. and Mrs. Trowbridge have been spending the season in the Berkshire town and are expected home the latter part of next week.
 Rev. Dr. Gallaher preached Sunday morning and evening to large audiences in the Howard avenue Baptist church, where he is to preach the two remain ing Sundays in September. Over next Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Gallaher are to be the guests of His Honor Mayor Earns worth.
 The venerable and famous wood en- graver, William J. Linton, who was quite feeble last spring, is feeling inn proved in health and is able again to devote some time daily, despite his ad- vanced years, in the care of his pictur- esque old home, "Appledore," on State street. under the shadow of East Rock. MT. Linton is mourning the loss of faithful old servant, Mrs. Eliza Moss, an Englishwoman, who came to Amer ica with the wood engraver and has
 
 years.
 The Rev. Dr. W. l.. Phillips and fam fly have returned from East Pembroke, Mass, where they have been during his vacation term.
 Mrs. Henry. Champion of Crown street has returned from a summer at Lake Minnewaska, among the foothills of the Catskills.
 Miss Ruth Willeston, daughter of Professor Willeston of Lawrence uni versity, Kansas, has returned to her home after a years stay with her grandmother, Mrs. R. Hathaway of Grown street.
 Miss Jessie Holmes, who has been visiting In Sandy Hill, N. Y, leaves for her home in Gaylord, Kansas, to-mor- row, after a three years stay in this city, while attending the Boardman Manual Training school, from which | she graduated in June.
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