The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-09
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
JOURNEYINGS.

Pleasure Trips Here and There-Pleasant
Times Mt Sea Shore and Mountain-other
Personal Items.
George N. Whittlesey is staying at
the Atwood house, Narragansett Pier,
for the summer.
Councilman James A. Thorpe, wife
and daughter, Mrs. Arthur N. Thorpe,
are at Chesterfield, Mass, through the
month of August
Mrs. M. v. B. Lamb and niece. Miss
Roberts, are stopping at the Edwards
cottage, Chesterfield, Mass.
Mr., George P. Merwin, of Hubbell,
Merwin & Co., and Mrs. Merwin are
stopping with their brother, Mr. John
w. Merwin, at the old Merwin home
stead at Woodmont.
Mr.. William Merwin and family of
Temple street are still at their cottage
at Woodmont and expect to stay until
the first of October. Miss Emma Hart,
daughter of John ]. Hart, of Whalley
avenue is staying with them.
Alderman E. T. Darlington and wife
are summering in a cottage at Savin
Rock
Mr. Fred Smith is very i'll at his resi-
dence on North Front street, Fair Ha-
ven. His physician, DR.. WEIGH, visited
him three times on Saturday. He Is
quite prominent member of the Gold
en- Eagles, and also belongs to Pyramid
lodge, A. o. U. w.
Miss Irene Robinson of so Bishop
street Is visiting friends in Seymour.
Miss Annie Robinson is visiting friends
in New York
Miss Alvena Stadtmuller, daughter
of Mr.. Henry Stadtmuller gave a party
in honor of her thirteenth birthday last
Wednesday afternoon at her pleasant
home near the first bridge on Whitney
lake. Miss Stadtmuller entertained
| twenty-five of her schoolmates in
Whitneyville school, and was the recip-
lent of a number of pretty presents
from her parents, grandparents and lit
| tie friends A tempting supper was
served, and a very pleasant afternoon
was spent.
Frank A. Southworth, clerk Of the po
| lice department who has been seriously
| sick with summer complaint and had
relapse Saturday morning, rallied Sat
urday night and yesterday was much
| improved The attack was very sud-
| den and severe, but 1t has now spent
its force.
Frederick L. Perry, financial clerk
in the office of the town agent, left
Saturday for a three weeks visit to
Maine. He will go to Maine, and will
then take steamer south and will go
| to Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. e. G. Stoddard will sail for home
on the last day of this month. Mr..
| Stoddard and his travelling companion,
Judge Henry Stoddard. have had a de-
| lightful bicycle trip through England
and upon arriving at Paris were joined
by DR.. Frank H. Whittemore and his
son. Mrs. e. G. Stoddard has been
visiting Mrs. Peabody in Chicago, and
1t is probable that she will join her
daughter Miss Esther stoddard, who is
staying with her brothers at Paul
Smiths, In the Adirondacks.
superintendent of Fire Alarm w.
c. Smith, who is at the Webster cot
tage, Rocky Beach, on the West shore,
is evidently improved In health, from
the beneficial effects Of the salt air.
AllICu W. w HCSIGI, Will HCl
family, is staying at Hampton Hill,
Chelsea Inn, for the remainder Of Au
gust.
New Haven was represented at the
great Newport fete by Lieut.. Theodore
Low Lieut.. Low has only recently
been transferred to the Iowa, the crack
battleship.
William j. Glynn and John Sweeney
are spending a vacation at the White
mountains
Clifford A. Peck of % Crown street
has returned from weeks visit in Wa
terbury.
Master John E. Phelps of 1877 State
street has returned from a months
in Milford.
Mrs. e. NJ. Reed, with her daughter
has returned to her Orange street house
after an absence of several months.
They came back on Tkhursday, having
been away since early in June.
Miss Clara Lawson of South Norwalk
is visiting friends in this city for few
weeks.
New week Sunset Beach will be en-
livened by the presence of a party Of
Elm City young men. The Bay View
cottage has been engaged. Those in
the party include Joseph Keegan, John
O'Dea, William Carroll and John Sui
livan.
Mr.. Frank Hooker, his daughter, Miss
Bessie Hooker, also Miss Alice Peck,
have gone for stay in the White
mountains. They will stop at the
Maplewood Colonel Adds is also Of
Mr.. Hookers party. From the White
mountains they will make a trip
through interesting parts of Canada.
Miss Carrie Buckbee, organist of Ep-
worth M. e. church, is enjoying four
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosenberg left on
Saturday for a months sojourn at Fa
byans, White mountains.
Miss Polly Peele and Miss Payne are
spending a week at Morris Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Mann are being
congratulated upon the arrival of a
son, born early Saturday morning.
Alderman John Clark of the Second
ward started Saturday night for a trip
of ten days through Canada.
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