The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-04
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-othel
 Personal Items.
 Miss Carrie Mcdonald of Knoxville
 Tenn, is spending a week with hel
 uncle, MT. c. P. Jordan, in West Haven
 She has resided in Knoxville for the pass ten years, and the Knoxville press speaks of her as one of the most highly
 accomplished and successful teachers of the piano in the south. She is now on her way home to resume her music class, which is one of the largest ir Knoxville.
 Mrs. H. A. Chidsey of 241 Exchange street, who has been sojourning for a few weeks at Blue Mountain lake in the Adirondacks, has returned to the city Her brother, Mir. Fred Thorpe of Mt Carmel Center, who has been spending the summer in the Adirondacks, will re- turn in October much improved in health
 Miss Julia Bidwell of Eaton school returns from pleasant stay at the White mountains to-day.
 MT. Clarence E. Thompson, the brok- CT, and wife and MT. Howard w. Thompson, assistant cashier of the Ma tional Tradesman's bank, and wife, who have been on six or seven weeks trip to Europe, have returned, having had a delightful Journey. They travelled in Germany, Switzerland and France, spent four days In London and went as far as Edinburg
 Nelson A. Bradley and wife of Seda- 1ia Mo Sft, of cer George 0. Bradley of this city. Mir Bradley left New Haven thirty-two years ago, and has not seen his broth CT George since that time. Nelson Brad ley was in the navy during the war; George Bradley went into the calvary, and another brother was in the in- fantry,
 MT. w. A. Sadd, secretary and treas urer of the Chattanooga, Ga, Savings bank, who has been together with his wife visiting Mrs. Sadd's father, MT. Terry in Ansonia, will return soon to Chattanooga. MT. Sadd went to Chat tanooga few years ago with MT. Nell son E. Barker, formerly of this city, who is president of the Chattanooga Savings bank MT. Barker and wife were recent visitors in Ansonia and this city.
 Phil Hamill, Yale '9S, has returned to the city. He comes back early in or der to look after the advertising inter- ests of the Yale Record, of which he is the efficient business manager.
 The marriage is announced of Miss Millie A. Williams to Charles Pager of Grand avenue. to take place October 10. The bride-to-be Is the we'll known mu- sic teacher living at 6S5 Grand avenue, and MT. Pager is in business at TAI Grand avenue
 MT. and Mrs F. A. Southworth. who have been in the White mountains for some time past are expected home this evening. MT Southworth has complete ly recovered from his recent illness. He was convalescent when he started for New Hampshire, and the trip has done him great good
 Harry G. Wells, formerly of this city a graduate of Shelf, and at present of Chicago, where his parents. MT. and Mrs. Romanta Wells formerly of E'air Haven, reside, has returned to his home Ill the west after two-months' visit With relatives in this city and Wethers- field.
 Rev John Goggins, o. P, of New York, is at St. Marys pastoral resi- dence
 Charles E. Pickett, clerk of the Unit cd States district court, has returned from a three weeks drive through New England He drove 500 miles, going as far north as Littleton, N. H.
 Insurance Commissioner and Mrs F A. Betts and Actuary Theron Upson of the commission, and Mrs. TTpson will leave this morning for Old Point Com fort, Va, where they will attend inc annual convention of the National As- sociation of Insurance Commissioners,
 A niece of T. w. Corbett. formerly Miss Kate Hogan, but now Dominican nun. and Miss Agnes Spencer, daughter Of Mrs. James Spencer of Ashmun | street, also nun of the Dominican or l der, have been transferred from the | mother house at Columbus. O., to New ] York. Dr. Harry l.. Welch of this city. pres | dent of this years graduating class al | the Yale medical school, has accepted | the position as substitute on the staff of house physicians in the Paterson. N. J., general hospital during the vaca- i tion of the leading members of the staff in the hospital. During this time Dr. Francis H. Todd of this city, also | of this years class of the Medical school has had charge of the house staff in the Paterson hospital
 Bernard c. Linstronn of this citv has gone away on business trip throush the middle states. He is expected to return in two or three weeks.
 Miss Jessie Chatterton of Grown street, who has been at the Branford Point House for @ fortnight, is in town again.
 Mrs. J. ". Hughes of New York is Mrs. A. c. Clark of 147 Con Tress avenue.
 Martin and Mrs Gregen of Stockton Cal, are visiting the family of William of 279 Hamilton street.
 Mrs. Wooster Ensign and daughter yesterday from Branford , Point, where she spent most of August , at the Branford Point house. / Simon B. Shoninger and wife return -o-day from ten days stay at Sulli- { tan Lodge, in the Adirondack Mo,,n- e .ain6. / It has been discovered that wilIia n, f T. Cooper, whose right foot was amnu- r