The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-31
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 PLEASURE TRIPS.
Journeyings by Sea and Land--Mr. Hurle Sails for Home-People at Sea Shore and Mountain-Other rersonal Notes.


 Miss Mary Lindon, sail for home to- day from Southampton, England, on the American line steamship St. Louis, and | will be due in New York Saturday. August '.
 Dr. Arthur s. Cheney left yesterday morning for the Profile house, White mountains, to be absent about two weeks.
 l Rev. T. B. Willson of Bradley street | has just returned from @ three months trip to Chicago, where he has occupied the pulpit of the Ravenswood Congre- gational church of North Chicago, while the vestry of the church was deciding on a new pastor.
 | Mir. Chauncey F. Reed of 57 Forest | street, Westvllle, the well known car penter, Is at present lying in a helpless condition at his residence from a severe | strained back which he wrenched some | four weeks ago and which had grown gradually worse owing, no doubt, to a | runaway horse which MT. Reed tried | to stop on Whalley avenue on Tuesday 1 last, the effort bringing on the present complication.
 l MT. and Mrs. George Neale of Vest vile go to the Pequot house for the month of August.
 Mir. Charles w. Scranton, freight en- gineer on the Consolidated road, resid- ing for some time past on Arthur street, removed with his family on Wednesday to New, York to reside on account of I greater convenience in handling his trains
 Mrs. Clarence Hoxie of South Coven- try. Conn.,, Is spending couple of weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Charles F. Merwin, of "A Eld street Mr. HoXie 1came down for a short stay over Sun day. He is manager Of the Winchester cartridge works In South Coventry Mrs Hoxie's father, MT. Henry Mason. together with his partner, MT. Joseph Merwin, founded the business twenty five years ago, but sold out the plant lseveral years ago to the Winchester Re beating Arms Co. of this city Mrs. M. 8. Mum of 1T3 Whalley ave inue, is at Monticello, N. Y, for so- ijourn.
 Miss Ellen Hofer-le left yesterday for Granville, Mass, where MT. and Mrs. l. J. Adams, Miss Florence and Miss Ken meth Adams, will also spend the sum- mer.
 The Rev. Edwin M. Poteat will be one
 of the speakers at the Baptist Grove meeting to be held at The Weirs La conia, N. H., from August 21 to 31. Fred G. Beck of this city and Yale : made a great record in the games oi the New Jersey Athletic club on Wed nesday. He took the 16-pound shot was second in the 56-pound weigh event. and second in the hammer throw. He represented the New Jer. sey Athletic club in the Metropolitan championships yesterday.
 MT. J. c. Kebabian, the we'll known Oriental rug dealer of Orange street is spending the summer at Watch Hill where he publishes every Wednesday and Saturday "The Watch Hill Life" a bright, catchy little seashore local pa per.
 Rev. Paul Birdsall formerly assistant rector of St. Paul's church in this city at present of St. Paul's. Albany, is vis- iting friends in this city.
 Miss Pauline Tausig of New York it twisting with Mrs. A. We'll and hel cousin, Miss Leah Gang, at 59S Grand avenue.
 The Misses Machol of 36 Trumbul street are in New York. Mrs. F. R. Thompson, Miss Alice Thompson, Mrs. Dr. w. Minor, Miss Clara B. Rogowski, Miss Daisy John son are stopping at the Frederick Adj
 mansion, Torrington, Conn. MT. Adt 1! a brother of the late John Adt of thi: , city.
 Town Counsel J. P. Goodhart ant family will leave for the Catskill noun . tains to-day for two weeks stay. , William Gillern, formerly with tn l Boston Asphalt company. will sool 7 leave on an extended visit to Florida. F Attorney P. w. Chase wife and son are stopping at the White house, Ol
 Mystic, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs John Morrissey wi !. leave to-day for a ten-days' trip t Lake George and the Thousand Islands MT. Mofrissey is the well known chef a
 ATfman's cafe.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs I Herman Moeller of 31 Hallock stree Wednesday.
 : MT. and Mrs. Henry F. English an s family are still In town, but will leav - this week for Wentworth hall, Ports s mouth, N. H.
 s MT. and Mrs. George W. Lewis ( 8 Dwight street have gone to ldleW1lt v South Wil1iamstown, Mass, to renal }, throughout August.
 MT J. B. Judson has just returne
 from weeks visit to his wife an daughter, who are spending the mont at Chatham, Mass. He reports delight fulweather with cool ocean breeze an e no rain while New Haven people wer \ being inundated.
 Dr. H. T. Swain and pr. o. T. Os borne of York street have gone Castine, on the Maine coast, for a vaca n ton and will be gone all of Angus
 Mrs. Swain has been at Castine. sine tearly in July and with her is Miss Ev iSeward of Bristol street.
 Miss Amy Austin of University Plac lhas recently returned from a visit t
 Saybrook. To-day she will leave ft lAsbury Park to spend August ther
 with her sister, who has taken hous tthere for the season. pr. A. F. Slate
 Miss Austin's fiancee, will accompan her to Asbury Park for a two week visit Afterward he will go to Cres lcent Beach, where his parents, MT. an
 Mrs. Slater of Springfield, Mass, have
 pleasant summer cottage.
 Mir and Mrs. William J. Atwater C Trumbull street are spending severs
 weeks at Woodmont, stopping at tn ' hnfn1