The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-20
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain--o'her
 Personal Items.
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Russell have re- turned from Clinton to No. Al Trumbull street.
 Mir. A. A. Kellogg, the proprietor of the gun store, and his wife are home from a very pleasant stay at Poland Springs,
 Bookkeeper Russell of the Yale Com mons has returned to the city from his old home in Massachusetts.
 Lieutenant Colonel Gibson and fam fly, who have been the guests of Mrs. and Miss Banks of Trumbull street, have returned to their Kentucky home.
 c. D. Loomis and family of New Brit ain left on Saturday for Short Beach, where they will spend two weeks.
 c. B. Bowers, wife and daughter have returned from a stay of two months in Ridgefield. They were quartered at one of the most attractive places in the de- lightful old town, and are in excellent health.
 Dr. Rollin s. McNeil and wife. who nave been summering at Lake Maquam, are expected home on Wednesday,. :.
 Mrs Matthew Douglass and son have gone to Branford for three weeks visit with relatives.
 F. B. Gaylord and w. H. Phelps of Winsted left Saturday on a ten days hunting and fishing excursion in Nova Scotia
 The Misses Anna and Margaret Kee non, both of Malley Nicely x Co.'S, &C., companied by their cousin, Eva Je- rolomon and Kittie Graham, have gone for five weeks vacation at Spring field, Mass.
 The engagement of Miss Helen B. Curtis to MT. Stanley Y. Beach, both of Stratford is announced. Both are pop ular members of Stratford's younger society circles.
 MT. and Mrs. George Futile, Mr. Rog CT Futile and Miss Marjorie Futile of Whalley avenue, who have been located in one of the Downes cottages at Wood- mont since early in August, have re- turned to town.
 MT. Edward Anderson, son of Dr. An derson of York street, left last week for Worcester, Mass, where he will enter school
 MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Todd and the Misses Todd have returned from Woodbridge, where they have spent the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Gilbert, who have been spending the summer at Morris Cove, at their cottage, have returned to their College street home
 Louis F. Toocker, son of the en- gineer of steamer No. l, while prac- ticing football with the H. H. s. team on the Orange street lot, had his col lar-bone broken, his shoulder dislocat- ed, and also fractured his ribs. Dr. James Sweet, the bone-setter on How ard avenue, attended him.
 Rev. Joseph B. Cartier of St. Louis French Catholic church, who has been critically i'll with heart trouble for the last two weeks, is much improved and is preparing. for trip to Canada. He will start this week and will be absent a month Father Smith of St. Vincent de Paurs church, New York, will offici- ate in his absence
 A letter from Otho G. Cartwright, Yale '93, to a friend in this city, states that MT. Cartwright has been appoint ed master in English in the William Penn Charter school, Philadelphia. at salary of $2,000 per year. Mr. Cart wright has just left for Philadelphia to assume the duties of his new posi- tion. He has been teaching since his graduation. He will be remembered as Yale's champion pole-vaulter in '92 and '93.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Cronan and family of Orange street, who have been spend ing the summer at their cottage at Madison. have returned.
 Miss Darrow of 154 Humphrey street is now at Deerfeld, Mass, having gone there from Portland, Me, where she spent August.
 The wedding of Miss Jennie M Dean, daughter of Mrs. Jane A. Dean of West field, Mass, to Merwin J. Gibbons of this city will occur at the brides home this evening at o'clock The couple will be lat home at 113 Poplar street, Fair Haven. after October IS.
 The wedding of MT. Thomas F. Maher, councilman of the Twelfth ward, and Miss Elizabeth Rodan will take place at the Catholic church at Branford on Wednesday, September % They will reside in New Haven. on Poplar street.
 Miss Edith Vail has resigned her po- sition as teacher in the kindergarten department of the public schools to ac- cept one in Detroit, Mich. Miss Edith Dettra, Miss Kings assistant, has been offered the position thus made va- cant
 William J. Garland arrived at his home, 23S York street Saturday morn ing. He came by one of the fast steam- CTS from England, where he had been spending the summer with his par ents.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Platt are home from Stockbridge, where for the past two weeks they have been stopping at the Red Lion Inn.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Dikeman, who | have been at the Red Lion Inn, Stock | bridge, have returned to their summer | home at Newtown, where they will re- main until late in the season.
 Next week Professor and Mrs, Sam uel Harris and Misses Mary DeF. Skin l ner who has been with them. will leave Litchfield for home.