The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-13
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND rHEIR sUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

FleNSure aHu 'hSAN Times at Sea Shore and Nountain-other Personal Items.
 The Misses Emma and Anna Clark Of Jefferson street have returned from Ioiourn at Block Island.
 MT. Isaac Thomas and family have ,losed their Pine Orchard cottage and eturued to town.
 James Wallet of 40 Mill street was overcome by the heat Saturday after loon at the corner of Grand avenue and James street He was taken home by sergsant John McGrath and Joseph R. Manning.
 Daniel J. Carr of the United States ignal corps, a brother of ex-Registrar James J. Carr, is spending his vaca- ion in this city. MT. Carr is one of he very successful whist players of the country.
 Mrs. ]. Cunningham of Hotchlliss treet, mother of Fire Commissioner Jo- eph B. Cunningham, is seriously i'll at her home. Dr. Hotchkiss is attending ler.
 William F. Hasselbach. the Chapel treet confectioner, is able to be out lgain, although feeling very lame. MT. Hasselbach states that his illness is not he result of an injury, but rather of an Lttack of muscular rheumatism. He had not attempted to dive in shallow water as was reported in one of the papers.
 Mrs. Banks of IS Trumbull street ar- T,i5 Dr. .hard.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Manross ar lived Monday from Madison, where hey spent the heated term.
 Colonel and Mrs. Shelton Cornell. 'ormerly of this city, now of Brook yn, are at the Grand Central hotel in Newtown.
 Mark A. w. McGrath, assistant su- perintendent of Malley, Nicely & Co.'S. eft Saturday night for two weeks Itay at Block Island.
 Mrs M. E. Kenney of i'll York street nas gone to Goshen for a two weeks Jtay, having gone there from Harris ,onville, N. Y.
 Miss Mollie O'Brien of No. 420 Win hrop avenue has returned from visit tt Oakdale, Mass.
 Miss Dolly Wadding, who has spent he summer here, will return shortly to Sacred Heart, Elmhurst, Providence. Mrs. John R. Spencer of 7S7 Whitney tvenue is entertaining her brother, MT. James Halloran-
 Miss Mollie Murphy of No. 33 Greene Itreet has returned from a four days visit in Bridgeport
 Dr. H. P. Ferris and family of 11s York street, who have been summer ng at Sound Beach, have returned to heir home.
 MT. e. E. Beecher and family of 313 Crown street returned on Friday from Pine Orchard.
 Miss Eliza J. Smith of New York ,ity is visiting her sister, Mrs. John T. Clarke of 281 Lloyd street, and also Master Arthur Seeson, son of Detective George T. Seeson.
 Mrs. M. M. Weed of 16 Eld street re- turned on Wednesday from summers tay at Pine Orchard
 The Rev. MT. Mossman of the City missions has gone for a weeks outing 70 Madison.
 Mr. Newton M. Perkins of 416 Crown street came on Thursday from Short Beach.
 Mr. Frank Faulkner, clerk of the New Britain court, who has been sum- nering at Savin Rock with his family, las returned to his home.
 Mrs. Edith Lacy of the New Haven Shoe company has returned from a two weeks outing.
 Mir. William H. Carroll of the New Haven Shoe company is back from a 1f fling over the state
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Leopold, who nave been attending the Plainville amp meeting, are home again.
 MT. O. J. Whitney of 10 Eld street eft last week with his family for a months sojourn at Sharon Station. Miss Nellie Bailey of Hazardville, conn., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John S. Madden of Wooster Park Ter tace.
 MT. and Mrs. s. C. Loomis of College Jtreet have returned from long stay 1t Litchfield.
 Misses Elizabeth and Mary Schom- burg of Ewen Mcintyre & Co.'S store will spend the next two weeks at Wood mont.
 Miss Haight of 120 College street has returned from Chautauqua, N. Y.
 Edith Smith left Saturday night to ypend several weeks at New London. Misses Julia Kennedy and Nellie Wrinn have come back from visit to he Catskills.
 Mir and Mrs. F. S. Burnett of 69 Pearl street have returned from Cottage City, where they spent three weeks
 Mrs. Danforth and Miss Danforth of B Clark street returned on Wednesday rom East Orange, N. J., having spent he summer there.
 Miss Margaret Dunn left Wednesday or Durham, where she will accept a position as school teacher.
 Mrs. Charles Stevens of Howard ave- 1ue will celebrate the fifth anniversary If her marriage next Tuesday night
 Captain A. D. Sanborne and family Ire home from few weeks stay at heir cottage on the shore of Lake Win iipesaukee, among the mountains of New Hampshire. They spent one week It the Weirs to attend the annual en- .ampment of the New Hampshire vet !rans.
 The engagement of Miss Bertha Walt finger the well known opera singer