The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-27
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Professor and Mrs. A. Nj. Drummond of West Haven have just returned home after a very enjoyable outing of six weeks at Cottage City, Plymouth and Newport.
 Miss Huldah Jacobs and Miss Henri etta Veil, both of this city, are spend ing their two weeks vacation in Hol- yoke Mass.
 Mrs. John Earle and daughter, Miss Leila, of this city, who have been spending some time at the Maplewood in Pittsfield, Mass, have gone to the Muschopauge, Rutland, Vt, where they expect to remain until the latter part of September.
 George H. Broadhurst, the gifted au- thor of "What Happened Jones" and other we'll known theatrical produc- tions, was in town last evening and at the Hyperion. His brother, T. w. Broadhurst also a. very popular gen. tleman, is the business manager of the What Happened to Jones" produc- tion.
 Frank Bush of Illinois is visiting his brother, Prosecuting Attorney c. K. Bush of West Haven. MT. and Mrs. Herbert M. Sedgwick have returned from three weeks wed- ding tour and are residing at 62 Whal- ley avenue.
 Dr. E. H. Roberts and wife sailed from Queenstown on Sunday, August 22, and are expected to arrive in New To sent two months travelling on the con- tinent. Patrolman Cohee of the Grand ave- nue precinct and Mrs. Cohee are visit ing friends in Baltimore and Washing ton. George T. White of the Tontine hotel has fully recovered from his recent ac- cident which he sustained while driv- ing. Dr. Louis J. Gaynor attended MT. White.
 Miss Etta Normandy and Miss Kitty Curran of the Winchester Repeating Arms company will spend their vaca- tion in Saratoga.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merwin of Eld street have gone for a stay at Narra~ gansett Pier
 Rev. Dr. Twitchell, pastor of Dwight Place church, has returned from six weeks vacation and will conduct ser vice again next Sunday.
 Mrs Frank H. Whittemore who has been in Great Harrington at the Great Harrington Inn since early in June has returned.
 Miss Sadie A. Wood, the well known stenographer, is spending her vacation at Croton- ont -the-Hudson.
 Joseph B. Hubinger, his wife and two children left here yesterday for a trip to Block Island on MT. Hubinger's steam yacht Sea Bird They will spend several days at the island, returning Sunday or Monday. 7, Ericsson F. Bushnell will sing in the oratorio "The Creation at the opening of a new opera house at Claremont, N. H., next Thursday
 Mrs. J. M. Marlin of George street is entertaining Mrs. Phelps of Southing- ton.
 Miss Anna Tanyane, a graduate of the New Haven State Normal school and of the Hillhouse high school. will teach next year in Branford, having accepted good position in a school there.
 Patrolman Grant and wife are home from trip south, visiting Norfolk, Old Point and Richmond.
 John S. Fowler, assistant clerk of the superior court, and Mrs Fowler, who have been taking trip through Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. have returned to their home in this city.
 Mrs Henry w. Sanford and son are at Avon Conn.,, and will remain there a month Mir Sanford spends his Sun days at that place.
 Miss Mamie Kenney of Washington avenue, West Haven is spending her two weeks vacation with her friends in Litchfield.
 l.. E, Osborn and family of Orange street have returned home from Eu- rope.
 Miss Annie Kane of Mansfield street is home after vacation spent at Short Beach.
 pr. M. Klefner and wife (nee Bertha Heller) are the guests of relatives in the city.
 A Plantsville wedding of interest to New Haven people is that of Miss Jen- nie Elsie Cowles and Frederick Enos Stow, both of this city, which will oc- cur in the Plantsville Congregational church Wednesday, September ', at 6:15 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Payson and Mir and Mrs. Sherman Law of Howard avenue are at Maple Ridge Litchfield county. Mir. and Mrs. Law are taking drive through western Connecticut, having left New Haven last week Thursday.
 Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick of 22S East Fifty-sxth street, New York city, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ma mic Healy of Grove street, in the an- nex, Fair Haven, will return home to- morrow
 Miss Jeannette A. Doolttle has re- turned to Waterbury after a four weeks vacation with her mother at 97 Richards place, and with her sister, Mrs. E. J. Stiles, at 124S State street, spending also one week in Milford with the Misses Bosworth.
 Miss Catherine w. Smith of Whit neville has left for Buffalo, where she is attending the G. A. R. encan1pment after which she will spend a few weeks with friends at Stafford, N. r, and Mi agara Falls.
 Miss Kitty Havey and her cousin