The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-16
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

siding at the home of his sister in Waterville, N. r., is seriously prostrat- ed and slowly declining, and at her ad- vanced age, eighty years, little hope is entertained of any improvement. The old lady has been until recently In the enjoyment of excellent health of mind ana body for one of her years.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Munson of Lyn- wood street are in Watertown, N. r., for two weeks stay.
 Quite a number of New Haveners are at Atlantic City, N J. Among those at the Howard house are R. r Guyer, the former well known photographer of this city; Mir. Frank A. Baldwin and wife, Dr. W. " Bradley, wife and child, Mr l.. G. Hemingway, wife and child, MT. John B. Savage, wife and daughter, and Miss May Bradley. The proprietor of the house, Mrs. Schneid- CT, is from New Haven. There are about 100000 guests in Atlantic City, and they are all reported to be enjoy ing themselves, especially the bathing, which enthusiastic admirers thereof as- sert to be the finest iE America
 Mrs James Reynolds. wife of the well known policeman, returned Thursday evening from San Francisco, where she visited her niece for three months. Mrs. Reynolds daughter Miss Alice Key holds, did not return with her, but will pass the winter in California. Mrs Reynolds says that the gold fever IS raging unabated in the extreme west, end that nearly everyone is studying route 10 Klondike.
 E. F. Garrison, Yale '97, of Colorado Springs, Col, manager of the Yale football association last season, spent Sunday in this city.
 Rev MT Bispham preached recently on the battleship Massachusetts, now anchored off Jamestown, R. l., where Mr. and Mrs. Bspham are staying at the Gardner house.
 The H. G. l.. club, composed of ten Hillhouse High school girls, was enter tained Saturday afternoon by Miss Fannie Bishop at her fathers, Judge Bishops, cottage at Morris Cove.
 E. J. Meister of York street arrived home Saturday evening from a seven weeks trip abroad in Switzerland, Par is and France.
 Miss Elizabeth Briggs of 6S Clark street is at Brownsville. Vt.
 Miss Phipps of Chapel street, secre- tary of the Womans Exchange, is at Block Island, stopping at the Spring house. Miss Hall is also at the Spring house.
 Miss Mamie Garrity is at Atlantic City for the month of August.
 Mrs. J. D. Gilbert of 5S1 State street has returned from a visit with her parents at Millsdale, and Thursday at tended the twenty-seventh annual re- union of the Spencer Tyler family, of which she is a member. Mrs. Gilbert's father is MT. L. A. Tyler, formerly of this city.
 Rev. Mir. Whittlesey of this city preached in the First Congregational church, Woodstock Hill. yesterday morning. He presented before the con- gregation the needs of the national fund for disabled and superanuated ministers.
 The Rev. E. A. Dent and family of this city are visiting friends in Wind sor Locks.
 Mrs Michael Hyland and children of
  Hyland joined them Saturday.
 Mrs L. S. Taylor and her sister of this city, are visiting Mrs. E. c. Hale of North Main street, East Hartford.
 Miss Celia Donahue of this city, former resident of Suffield, is visiting Miss Nellie G. Hall and other friends in that vicinity.
 Fire Commissioners Weiant, Hadley TIJo t4I, ;oG ,,t,, or1 ton, of New Britain, will attend the na- tional meeting of the fire chiefs of fire departments in this city to~morrow.
 Howard Porter, son Of Judge Mar shall Porter, of the probate court at Hebron, has just returned from the New Haven hospital where he had un- dergone successful operation for ap- pendicitis.
 Bernard F. Kelly, night editor of the Associated Press, gave up his cottage at Woodmont, yesterday, and will move back to town.
 P. TT. Reynolds, who has been book keeper for the firm of c. M. Loomis' Sons, for the past fourteen years, has returned from two weeks vacation at Lake George.
 Among the New Haven folks who went to Block Island Saturday were: Mir Frank Elson and wife, R. Wesley Mills, ir., and wife, Miss Edith Hal stead, MT. Arthur D. Treat and wife, Mr. W. r. Nettleton, MT. E. H. Sperry, Miss c. D. Sperry and Miss Bertha Corbin, besides a number of others from Bridgeport, Waterbury, Hartford and other cities.
 Paul Nelson Damn of 539 Orange street is at St. Louis, Mo.
 Leslie Moulthrop of 629 Orange street is at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Ella Marcus of Temple street is in Litchfield, where she went to join her sister. Mrs. Theodore Zunder, who Is domiciled for the summer at one of the pleasant Litchfield farm houses.
 Stopping with MT. and Mrs Joseph Johnson and MT. and Mrs. J. J. New man at their cottage at the east shore are Mrs. Johnson's mother, sister and brother from Chicago, Mrs Hyman, Miss Jennie Hyman and MT. Hyman. Miss Hyman is attending school in Massachusetts and will go from there to resume her studies.
 Miss Josephine Powers of 70 Audubon