The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-28
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMNER OUTINGS AND JOURNEYINGS.


 of his uncle, Mir. Heaton of Philadel phia, where he has been for the pas two weeks He will probably remain there several weeks longer.
 Attorney Schneider, a graduate O Yale law school this year, has gone tC central Pennsylvania to remain about week. He has located professionals in this city.
 Prof. George E. Beers, secretary ot Yale law school faculty, is away on a pleasure trip, In Albany he will visit Rev. Paul H, Birdsall, formerly of the Church of the Ascension, this city. He returns from Albany next Monday oI Tuesday part of his journey to AL bany was made on his wheel.
 Mrs. H. r. Hoadley and Miss Henriet- ta Hoadley have returned to town after several weeks spent at Magnolia and at Saratoga.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Southworth, who have been at Bethlehem in the White mountains, registered at the Columbus for about week and are much enjoy ing their stay. Mir. Southworth has nearly recovered.
 MT. and Mrs. John Adriance of York street are spending several weeks in the Berkshires.
 Pierce N. Maher, superintendent of mails at the local postoflce, Is away for short vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson and Mir and Mrs. Howard Thompson went abroad late in July
 Prof. and Mrs. A. $. Cook of 219 Bish- op street are at Montville, Morris coun- ty, N. Y.
 Assistant Clerk John s. Fowler of the superior court, and his wife, on his recent trip travelled through Nova Sco- tia, New Brunswick and Prince Ed wards Island. The trip rom Boston to Yarmouth was made by steamer. On board the steamer MT. and Mrs Fow- Ter met Attorney C. s. Hamilton, and later were entertained for a day or two by Mir. Hamilton at his summer home in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, in the famed Acadia region. Wolfville was MT. Hamilton's native place and where he was reared, and attended the pre- paratory school there Wolfville has about 1,20O inhabitants. Mir. and Mrs. Hamilton will return about September 15. At Wolfville, also at MT Hamilton's house, MT. Fowler met MT. H. M Sedg- wick of this city, and his bride; and later again met them in Halifax
 Mir and Mrs. Hastings of this city are the guests of MT. and Mrs Albert E. Plant in Branford. Mr. Hastings is in the Judd Book company.
 MT. and Mrs. M. w. Brinley and son of this city are located at West Nor ria
 MT. and Mrs. Hewitt of York street are in Kennebunkport, Me-
 Miss O'Brien of Portland, this state is the guest of Miss Conboy of Hill street.
 Miss A. W. Gilbert and Miss A. P. Bailey are registered at one of Ocean avenues prettlest hotels "The Atwood" Narragansett Pier.
 Mrs Arthur l.. Porter and sister Miss Katie Sullivan, will spend the rest of the warm days at Niagara Falls
 New Haven was represented in the beautiful river carnival at Kennebunl- port, Me- on Wednesday, by the Misses Clark, daughters of MT. Charles Clark, president of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad. The Misses Clark's boat was charminpIv decorated canoe, brilliantly ligbted | with colored lights.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Law are takine a driving tour through western Connecti- | cut.
 Miss Harriet L. Rice has returned rom visit to South Manchester and mas now gone to Hanover, N. H.
 Mrs Charles Leas and Mrs. Jacoh Gebhart of New York are the guests of Mrs. Basserman of 1412 State street.
 MT A. Wilmot of Chapel street is spending fortnight in Vermont.
 MISS Jessie Chatterton has gone to the Branford Point house, where each summer sne IS one of the leading guests Ill the promotion of the social gayeties. William Woodruff of Southington re- turned thursday from Seattle, Wash. ne was present on the arrival of the nrst steamer from Klondike and has been witness to the Klondike craze prevalent there. He says it beggars de- scr1pt1on, and states that he will try his luck in the spring.
 MT. and Miss Huston of Galesburg, Ill.,, who have been visiting Mrs John Clancey for few weeks, have return" ed home. MT Frank Nugent has accepted the to'itioA ol OIBdulSl aC St. Johns C. l church for another year. f Miss M. Louden started for Riverside f yesterday, where she will be the guest g of her grandfather for few weeks. f MT. and Mrs. Clayton s. woodford f are stopping at Sachem's Head for a few weeks < Miss Annette King and Miss Alice 7 Daly have returned after spending a f month in Gu1lford. Mrs. Bernard Cox of Hamilton street d las gone to Montreal, Canada, for four n weeks Miss Margaret Geary of Hartford has VI home after a most pleasant o 7isit with Miss Nellie Heslan of Grand s lvenue. Mir. and Mrs. William E, Ford and heir sons Of 16 Lynwood street have s eturned from a trip to the coast of Q Maine. = MT. A. B. Corbin, the photographer . 5 enjoying a ten days vacation in New v, York state. F F Miss Oracle Covert of Milford ave- r. ue, Branford, has accepted a school in s[ Illiott, Windham county. ", Miss Teresa O'Neill cashier at Mel- ~