The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-17
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND 1HETR SWIMMER OUTINGS AND
 OURNEYINGS.
Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-Other Personal Items

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-other Personal Items.
 Misses Addie and Fannie Pond, daughters of MT. Philip Pond of Grove street, return from their summer out ing next Monday. The former has been in East Cornwall, Conn, all summer The latter has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Dr. o. w. Peck in Oneonta, N. Y. Dr. Peck was for years a practicing physician of this city, residing for years on Grand avenue, near Olive street, and afterward on Olive street near Grand avenue. He has built up large prac- tice in Oneonta, being the leading phy- sician of the town. His only daughter and only child, Miss Harriet Terry Peck, was here recently visiting the family of Mrs. Pond, and Miss Fannie returned with her to Oneonta. pr. Peck is health officer of Oneonta, and registrar of vital statistics, and he is member of the New York State Medical association.
 MT. F. D. Wetmore of this city re- turned yesterday from two weeks stay in Litchf1eld, where he stopped at the Hawkhurst. He returned to New Haven on his bike. He reports busi- ness in his line, the wholesale boot and shoe trade, as much improved and is preparing to start out on his annual fall western trip.
 George B. Thayer of Hartford, who was voted the most popular man in the law school class of '97, has recently re- turned from an eight weeks bicycling trip through the provinces. He con- tributes an article to the Hartford Courant ot September 9, describing In a most entertaining manner his eight weeks experience on wheels
 MT. August LeBrun, jr., the Con- gress avenue shoe dealer. left yesterday for two weeks visit to New York.
 Next month Mrs. Daniel Wilcox and daughters, the Misses Mabel and Cath crime Wilcox, of York square, depart to reside in Buffalo, N. Y. They will be much missed by their many social friends. Miss Katherine Wilcox has secured an excellent position as physi- cal director in large school in Buffalo N. Y., and her family will remove to that city, where a married daughter of Mrs. Wilcox is now residing.
 The many friends of Mrs. Lewis wife of MT. J. Henry Lewis of No. Ed wards street, who has been critically III, was yesterday much better, and her physician, Dr. Marvin H. Smith, antici- pates that she will now steadily pro- gress to full recovery
 Robert Bone, brother of George Bone, the polo player, is In Albany, whither he went in his wheel with a New Ha- ven friend named Ward
 MT, John c. Clark, the broker, is in town, having returned from New York city.
 Mrs. Frederick c. Earle and two young sons, who have been summering at West Morris, came back to town this week.
 Mrs. Joseph Larivee and family have returned from Cohoes,N. Y, where they have been visiting.
 Miss Jennie Lyons is to return here Monday from visit to Sheepshead Bay.
 Prof. and Mrs. R. H. Chittenden are again at their Trumbull street home, coming this week from Lake Memphra- magog, where they spent the summer.
 Miss Mcdonald, of Charles Monson & Co.,, will resume her position next Monday after months vacation spent in Taunton, Mass
 Miss Alvra Wells will return this week from Scotland, Conn.
 H, 1l c,I riage took place last week, have re- turned from a short wedding journey.
 Miss Cora Marks of this city, who formerly resided in Southington, is to be married early next month to Albert Taylor of Stamford.
 MT. Walter Connor has returned from a visit to Brooklyn
 MT John McCaffrey and MT. Thomas F. Keegan will leave tomorrow for a visit to Cheshire.
 Miss Margaret Keenan will leave Sat nrday for visit to Bridgeport.
 MT. Charles Mann, the baritone, di- rector of music at United church, will sing in the coming revival of "Peni- Seese,' the role of Lee Ward" having been assigned to him.
 Miss Margaret Kenna of Southineton. who has been i'll for several days, is much improved.
 Ex-Alderman M, F.. Chatfield and l 'amily returned from the White moun- .ains Tuesday. MT. Chatfield has spent l only a portion of the vacation season | with his family, but Mrs. Chatfield and | he children have occupied a pleasant | cottage at WalpOle during the entire | summer
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Baldwin of Crown street and family are back from West | Woodstock, where they spent the sum- | ner.
 Mrs. Edwin M. Poteat and children | lave returned to the city after an ab- ence of two months, during which | ime they have been at the beautiful | country home of Mrs. Poteat's mother, Mrs. Gordon. This house, which was quilt by Mrs. Poteat's father, the late Or. Gordon of Boston, is eleven miles rom The Weirs, New Hampshire. It is } beautiful place, the rooms all being rranger in suites, with common dining oom and sitting rooms.
 Ex-Police Commissioner John Clancy md his two grand nieces have gone to Niagara Falls for a visit
 Shell Fish Commissioner George w, | Iallock of Torrington will remove to a;+ +o1y inr t, T !