The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-15
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND qHEIR sUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.


 Personal Items.
 Ex-Admiral w. s. Welles of the Ma val Veterans association is about clos ing up very pleasant summers stay at his handsome and comfortable cot tage at Pine Orchard, which he erected last snring. His wife and daughter have returned to their Whitney avenue home. school having reopened. Major Welles is an expert disciple of Izaak Walton. and has spent many pleasant hours this season in fishing in the sound off Pine Orchard One of his trophies was a four and one-half pound blackGsh. One of his compan- ions on one trip caught six and one half founder. MT. Welles closes his cot tage and returns home this week.
 Mir. c. Van Ausdall, the representa- tive of the B. A. Patterson Tobacco company of Richmond, Va, is in town. MT. Van Ausdall is a genial wholesale hustler. He has travelled from Maine to California with the H. 0. and the Lucky Strike tobacco, and has proved shining success in his vocation. MT. Van Ausdall will remain in this city for several days.
 MT L. P. Knickerbocker, district manager and organizer of the Co-opera- tive bank of New York, has been spend ing week with his son, William Knick- erbocker, and his two daughters, Mrs. T. Sullivan and Mrs. A. Hanson. He returned home yesterday and took his younger daughter, Mrs. Hanson, with him for a week up the Hudson.
 Frank J. Taylor of the Union staff, and his sister, Miss Alice Taylor, have gone for two weeks southern trip. They will stop In Washington, D. C.. whence they will proceed to Nashville to spend week or more at the expo sition.
 Prof S. S. Sanford and his son will sail from Southampton for home on Friday, the 17th of September
 Frank A. Southworth of No. 169 Whalley avenue resumed his duties as clerk of the police department yester- day Mir Southworth has about recov- cred from his recent severe illness, from which he lost twenty pounds
 The Rev. MT. Charles Ray Palmer and Miss Edith Palmer, who have re- turned from an eight months stay in Europe, spent three months in England, mainly in London. During February and March the clergyman preached in the Kensington Congrega tional church, supplying the pulpit for the Rev. c. Sy1v ser Haia. Dr. Palmer also preach ed in Mansfield college chapel, Oxford.
 A. B. Clinton of North Haven, the Center street piano dealer, is recovering from a severe attack of intermittent fever, and will go into the country to recuperate.
 MT. L. w. Fitch and daughter, Miss Helen Fitch, of 113 Fountain street, Westville, returned on Monday from Saratoga, where they go annually, and where this year they spent July and August.
 Dr. P. Francis Hatch of No. 372 Con- gress avenue, and party of friends have. returned from driving trip in the Naugatuck valley.
 Collector J. c. ByXby and family of Meriden who have spent the summer in their cottage at Camps Hill, Stony Creek, have returned to their home.
 Miss May Bowman and sister, who have been at Mariners Harbor, Staten Island, for the past two weeks, have re- turned.
 MT. George T. Bradley, the Church street coal merchant, and his family, who have been summering at their pleasant and comfortable cottage at Madison Beach, have fixed upon Sep tember 20 as the date of their return to their city home.
 Miss Emily Tillotson of Lawrence street is again at home after 9 months outing at New London, where she was a guest at the Fort Griswold house. having joined party of her friends there.
 Mir. Max Adler and family have re- turned to their city home from their cottage at savin Rock
 Mir. Heath of the New Haven house has returned from two weeks stay in New York and Roton Point
 Mir and Mrs. w. D. Bush of College street have returned to town, having been absent throughout the summer and spending the months at the Thou sand Islands and northern New York, in the Adirondacks.
 Bishop GoodEell of the M F. church, and family, are sotourning at the bish- ops cottage at Short Beach, occupying it directly after the bishops return from China a couple of weeks ago.
 Dr. John P. c. Foster and family are expected home this week from Short Beach, where they have been occupying the romantically situated cottage which was the property and summer home for years of the late Rev. Dr. Horton, who was for many years principal of Chesh- ire academy
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest J. Thompson, who have been spending August and part of September at the Peuuot. have returned to town and will spend the winter at the home of their brother, Howard Thompson, in West Haven.
 Messrs. Walter B. Law and Albert S. Holt left on Monday night for the Ten nessee exposition. now in progress at Nashville.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel H. Kirby and family and Major Brown and family have returned from Rogers Island. off l Stony Creek, where they spent the sea- son.
 pr. Haywood and family. who have | been summering at the Hotchkiss cot tage, Indian Neck, have returned to | ,o;, in Eol5