The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-04
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
JOURNEYINGS.

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Russell of College street. returned yes
terday from a pleasant stay at Bantam
day to spend several weeks in Nova
Scotia.
Mr.. Lewis Warner, president of the
Hampshire County National bank Of
Northampton, Mass, was In town yes
terday and enjoyed a drive In the city
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mcdonald of
Miami, Fla, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wallace of Derby,
leave this week for a tour through Can
ada and a stay at Nova Scotia and
Prince Edwards Island. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald have relatives here.
Mr.. G. M. Duncan of Edwards street
has gone for an outing at Gloversville.
N, Y.
Mrs. Justine Catlin of Howard ave-
nue. has gone for stay at Lake War
amaug, New Preston, Conn.
Mr.. H. C. White of As Trumbull street
has gone to Castine, Me.
Mr.. W. H. Bush of Howe street has
gone for stay at Durham, Conn.
Rev. DIR. F. A. M. Brown, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, and
family have gone to Pine Orchard for
a stay.
Ex-Alderman M. Sonnenberg, the
piano dealer, and his family are at the
Elm Shade cottage, Ridgefeld, Conn.
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has gone to Cottage City, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Rogers have re-
turned to New Haven after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Abner Geer in Mystic,
Conn.
Off for Saratoga this week We're Mr..
w. T. Weld, jr, and wife. Mr.. George
A. Cook and wife, Mr.. G. Beckwith, Mr..
Thomas r. Matthews and wife. A
White Mountains party left the same
day and included DR.. I. w. Stiles and
wife, Miss Alice Hine, J. e. Parsons
nedy among the number, also several
from Bridgeport, Hartford and other
cities.
Miss Katharine Moore, daughter of
Patrolman John H. Moore, is visiting
her uncle, Rev. r. f, Moore of New
Britain.
H M. Tower, the grocer on Congress
avenue, gives the clerks in his employ
their fifth annual outing at Lighthouse
Point tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nugent are spend
ing two weeks at Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
The Rev. Charles F. Clarke Of Whit
NEVILLE Is spending portion of his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard B. Clarke Of Columbia.
Conn. He, with a friend has been TAX
ing a, bicycle trip about New Bedford
and vicinity. He made the journey
from Providence to this place on his
wheel last Saturday, distance Of near
ly sixty miles.
A party of New Haven people on
Monday spent the afternoon at Indian
Well, driving out here from that city.
They enjoyed luncheon in the cool
glen, and sauntered about the grounds,
greatly admiring the natural beauty of
the place. Several amateur photog-
raphers made pictures of the well, and
also the scenery around the river.-Der-
by Transcript.
Calvin N Kendall, superintendent of
| the public schools, Ia expected to re-
turn home next Friday with the name
| of the man who will be appointed
principal of the Hillhouse High school,
to succeed Isaac Thomas. He was 10
Gated in the city Of Boston, Mass,
| Monday night, and notified a member OF
| the board Of education by letter yes
terday that he would reach New Haven
possibly Thursday. The instructor rec
commended by Mr. Kendall will I'M
doubtedly be elected principal by the
| board of education.
Prof. s. I. Smith has gone for stay
at Hillside Farm, Jefferson, N. II.
| Mrs J. A. Thorpe is at Chesterfield
Mass.
| Mrs A. s. Holt of Dwight street Is
home from stay at Pine Orchard.
| DR.. M. Smith of Pearl street is home
from a stay in Tylerville, Conn.
| Mr.. E. S. Curtiss of Trumbuu street
has gone for a stay at Prospect, Conn
| The Misses Anna and Gertrude Grady
| Of Brooklyn are visiting their cousin
Miss Mary Mccarthy, of $50 East street
Mr.. John Kenny and family have re-
| turned from a three weeks outing al
| Cosey Beach.
Miss Josie LeBrun of Fill street left
yesterday for Long Branch, where she
will spend several weeks, returning via
Lake George and Saratoga, making q
short stay at both places.
Miss Helen Moore of Stanley street
is spending few days with her grand
| father in Ansonia.
Mr. John w. Scobie Of Rosette street
Is in New Preston for stay.
| Miss Kate Creveye of Elm street, &C.
companied by Miss Lilly of New York
niece of Rev. Father Hugh Lilly, o. P
will sail to-day for Europe, to be gone
| two months Paris, London and the
British Isles will be visited.
| Mrs Willis Parker of Sherman ave-
nue., and Miss Corbusier of Bridgeport
are at the Albion, Asbury Park, for the
season.
| Mr.. John Kenny and family of Mt
Carmel have returned from a three
weeks outing at Cosey Beach
| Mr. Herbert Foote, Mr. Walter San
| ford, Mr. Roy Newton and Mr.. Chaun-
cey Lyon of Fair Haven, are enjoying
weeks camping at Johnsons Point
Mrs. c. e. Foote, Mrs. Newton, Mrs
Nettleton and Mrs. Lyon of Fair Haven
spent a day with the campers and were
I royalty entertained.
Miss MI1rDhV of Hamilton e co has