The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-01
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
md THErR SUMMER OUTINGS And
JOURNEYINGS.
Pleasure Trips Hero and There-Pleasnnt
Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-Other
Personal Items.


Personal Items.
C. NJ. Marsh, who has been under
treatment at Grace hospital for ma
laria by advice of his physician has
taken trip west, hoping a change of
climate will be of benefit.
Mr. Milton Frank, son of Mr.. William
Chapel street, who has been seriously
ill for several weeks is slowly improv
ing. He was first attacked by tonso-
Tits and when recovering had relapse
and fever set in, which has been diff
cult to overcome, but he is now much
improved.
George M. Cameron, the popular
steward, who has been at the Seaside
hotel at Old Orchard Me, for the past
three months, left yesterday for the
White Mountains on his vacation to
visit his aunt. Mrs. Pearlie Clough of
West Lebanon. He will return home
October &.
Mrs Cady, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Wish
no and Dr. Lambert assisted in enter
tanning and Mrs Emma Allen HUI
sang two pleasing solos and Miss Kate
Lewis furnished several piano selec-
lions that were we'll received at the en-
tertainment of the Y. w. c. A. Wednes-
day evening. The teachers and many
of the pupils of the coming years
classes We're present Among the teach
=, ers are DR.. Lucy Peckham, Mis-. Charles
Sargent, Miss Emma Allen Huh, Mrs.
Herbert Randall, Miss Meserve, Miss
Thompson and Miss Mabel Cortelyon.
At the home of Mrs. E. F. Parry, NO.
172 Peck street, Wednesday night,
supper lrd social by New Haven Re-
bekai lodge took place. Covers were
laid for thirty-tlve Whist and music
followed. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. r. G. Christy, No. As Beers
street, Friday evening, October 8.
John H. Morris OF East Main street,
Branford, expects to leave Branford
soon He will return to his old home
in Hornellsville, N. Y.
Dr. George e. Evans and bride of
Branford Were expected to arrive home
yesterday After the 4th of October
they will. occupy the residence of c. w.
Harrington on Hopson avenue.
Mrs Arthur Fogg of this city is visit
ing Mrs. Shelton in Plymouth.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Emily Melissa Harrison
to Mr. Charles Richard Newton, both
of Branford. The marriage will take
place at the residence of Mrs. Lydia B.
Andrews on Montowese street, Bran
ford, Thursday afternoon, October IA,
at o'clock.
Rev H. S. Scarborough, pastor at
Beacon Falls, has resumed his studies
at the Yale divinity school.
The contract for the new road in Mid
dlebury to the lake, starting east of Mr..
Devine's place has been given to Mr..
Kingsbury of this city. 1t will be an
easier grade than the old road just west
of DR.. Schuyler's residence.
S. M. Allen, formerly with j. Hutch
inson & Co. of Branford. is now en-
pIoyed at George A. Whitmore's drug
store, this city, corner of State and Ed
wards streets He began his duties on
Monday He will soon remove his
household goods here.
NJ w. Shaughnessy of Meriden, sec
rotary of the F. C. Bushnell company
of New Haven who was injured in a
runaway while driving near Unionville
two weeks or more ago, is in a critical
condition at the Hartford hospital,
where he has been since the accident
occurred. The hospital superintendent
said yesterday that Mr.. Shaughnessy
was in a critical condition; that lock-
jaw had developed to an alarming ex-
tent, and that the patient was being
treated for that now. He is receiving
the anti-toxine treatment for lockjaw
and in that lies about the only hope Of
his recovery. His injured right leg is
doing very nicely, healing rapidly; in
fact, that hurt Is a secondary matter
now. The danger lies in the lockjaw
attack, and that is very great. Mr..
Shaughnessy has great many friends
in Meriden, New Haven and other
places, who sincerely hope that he will
recover.
Oscar Girard a. young New Haven
roan who left for Klondike August g.,
has returned After getting to Seattle
he stayed there week and then made
several attempts to get on the trail to-
ward Dawson City, but failed. He
found q large crowd of desperate men,
and prices were fabulously high for
everything. The end of his money was
soon nearly reached, and it was then
that he thought of getting home, as he
could not find work in any line. Young
Girard advises no one to attempt to
make the trip with less than $780,
This sum he was positively assured by
experienced men to be absolutely nee
essary to make any progress.
Mrs. Hannah Sturgis of this city is
Cor two weeks the guest of Mrs. George
l.. Lyman in New Preston.
Colonel aud Mrs. William H. Steven
son of Bridgeport yesterday issued in
vitations to the members of the family
and a very few Intimate friends to the
marriage of their daughter, Louie Shell
ton Stevenson, ana William Beverly
Powell, which takes place on Tuesday
evening, October II, at o'clock at the
fa nnilv residence LII Golden Hill