The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-30
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

BOD COOK, 1ale IdlHOuS crew COdCH is rusticating at the Double Beach house.
 Dr. William P. Baldwin of 1119 Chap el street has returned from two weeks vacation at Lake Pleasant, Hampton county, New York.
 Miss Sarah Dewd of McIntyre's store will spend her two weeks vacation at Botsford, Conn.
 Mrs. E. Maude Jerome and children. Miss Jennie and Master Amos Gilbert. of Crown street, are at Woodmont.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dillon of Provi- dence are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Cameron of the Aldrich house. Dr. James w. Sweet of this city was a delegate to the National Keeley league convention, which was held in Milwaukee August "A and 26, and re- turned home Saturday. Dr. Sweet was elected first vice president for the com ing year. There were 360 delegates present from the United States and Canada. The next convention will be held in Toronto, Canada.
 Miss William Hillhouse, who, with Miss Betts and Mrs. J. M. Metcalf, has been in the White Mountains at Beth lehem, registered at Hotel Lookoff, re- turned to town yesterday.
 James F. Kennan of Lyon street and P. J. Coffey of Congress avenue will leave to-day to spend a fortnight at Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Martha D. Porter and Miss Re- becca Porter have returned to America from a years stay in Europe. For the present they are at Mrs. Alden's, S31 Temple street.
 Attorney Martin Conlon spent yes- terday in Boston. ...
 Mrs. Levi Ives and her niece, Miss Narrower, who returned Friday from Saratoga. will leave town again this week going to Philadelphia to visit Mrs. Ives granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Ferree.
 Mrs. George F. Page of Boston has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Chase of 237 Grown street.
 Henry N. Machol is visiting in New Milford.
 Mrs. W. E.. Miller and Miss Miller have gone to Pittsfield, Mass, and are at the Maplewood.
 Miss Kittie F. Gill of Stamford Is visiting Mrs. w. H. Coleman of South Front street, Fair Haven.
 MT. Francis G. Beach the postmas- ter, and Mrs. Beach are at Fishers Is- land at the Bartlett cottage. Mrs. Beach returned only two weeks ago from long stay in Plainsville, O., and both MT. and Mrs, Beach will spend a month at Fishers Island.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Clancy are home from their wedding trip.
 Miss Powell of Washington street is at seabright, N. J.
 Rev. Dr. J. E. Twitchel of Dwight Place church conducted the services at the Morris Cove Sunday school chapel yesterday afternoon at o'clock
 Professor and Mrs. George M. Dun can of 175 Edwards street, who have been away since early in June, spend ing the time mainly in travelling, stop ping en route, are home, having come from Gloversville N. Y, last week.
 Miss Grace Fowler of Bridgeport is visiting in this city.
 Miss Mahon of Hartford will be the guest of Miss Butler of Congress ave- nue for the next two weeks.
 Miss Margaret Hogan, solo soprano at St. Patrick's R. c. church, has gone for months stay at South Manches- ter.
 Miss Rose Porter is expected home this week from a long sojourn at Hol- derness, the pretty White Mountain village.
 Misses Anna and Emma Clark of Jef- ferson street have returned from Block Island
 Mr. T. Woolsey Hermance has gone to Hollands, in the Blue Mountains, Lake Hamilton county, New York
 Professor w. F. Foster, popular in- structor at the Yale law school, and Mrs. Foster have given up their house and will leave for New York this week, where they have taken an apartment on West End avenue. He leaves for the benefit of his wife's health
 Miss Ida Darrows of 154 Humphrey street, who has been spending the sum- mer at Norwich and Portland, Maine, has returned.
 MT. Antonio Rockwell has returned from very pleasant stay at Saratoga Springs.
 The Rev. MT. W. H. Gilbert, secretary of the Connecticut Bible society, has gone to Hartford. which city will be his home. MT. Gilbert will live at No. 222 Sargent street.
 Professor A. S. Cook has gone back to Montville Morris county, New York, having spent a few days in town last week.
 MT. Edward Keaveny, sexton of St. Mary's church, has returned from a two weeks outing at Saratoga.
 Past Grand Chief of Council A. J. De Long and Past Chief Templars Hall of this city and Decker of Hartford were among the guests at a fine celebra ton given by New London Temple of Hon. or Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. 4. B. Bean and family of 40 Pleasant street, who have been at Sharon, Vt, since early in July have returned.
 MT. Charles E. Sargent of the Hill house high school corps of teachers, has returned from Falmouth Heights. where he has been staying since Au- gust Ii.
 MT c. H. Webb of this city, who has been passing his vacation in the mari time provinces of Canada, is expected home this week.