The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-01
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND rHEIR sUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOURNEYrNGS.

NlTS. LIT. A. fs IplSAiSP ''e'P 4NSN'-' ''NN' to her home Tn New London.
 MT. George Fairchiid of Oneonta, N. Y, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Camp of Ward street. She returned with him to his home last week for a months stay.
 Philip Goodhart has gone to Narra- gansett Pier and Nahant for a weeks vacation.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Wilmot of 16 Elm street have returned home from a sev- en weeks stay in the White mountains, at Bethlehem, N. H.
 Mr David Gamble, jr., assistant su- perinte lent of the firm of F. M. Brown & Co.,, has returned from a four weeks stay at Saratoga.
 J. Sayres, manager of the "Widow Jones" company, is in town making ar engagements for the production of "Widow Jones" at the Hyperion Mon day.
 MT. James Fahy of Bright street is entertaining as guests the Misses Lena and Gertrude Dooley of Westerly, R. I,
 Miss Eleanor Garvey of River street returned Saturday from a weeks stay in Providence.
 Miss Marie Kerwin of Blatchley ave- nue Is home from stay in Litchf1eld.
 Rev. Father Calvin of Westerly is the guest of Rev. Father Shanley of St. Francis church..
 A. R. Brubacher, Yale '97, and at present an instructor in Williston sem mary, Easthampton, Mass, was mar ried to Miss Rosa Miranda Haas on August "A, at Shamokin Penn. The young couple will be at home Septem- Der 10 in Easthampton G. E. Nichols has returned to his home, 66 Spring street, after spending several delightful weeks in camp at Johnson's Point. MT. Johnson's two sons and their cousins were with him. They are expert anglers and gathered in a great many more fish than even their whetted appetites could make away with.
 Mrs. E. V. Greene of 3se Crown street and her two charming little daughters, Miss Olive and Miss Saphrona, have gone to Meriden to visit friends.
 Mrs. Charles W. Cooke and daughter, of 91 Frank street, have returned from fortnight's visit in New York.
 Louis L. Rosenberg and family have arrived home from the White noun tains.
 Mr.. and Mrs. s. Elmer Brown of Stamford have been spending a few days of their vacation with MT. and Mrs. Hemingway of 26 May street
 A. McC Mathewson, clerk of the board of shell fish commissioners, have returned from South Woodstock.
 Miss Edith Scranton and Miss Jose phine Reynolds are home from Crescent Beach.
 Mrs. Henry Morse of Derby avenue has returned from months visit in Philadelphia and in Delaware.
 Mrs. Charles Osborn of 21 Osborn street is recovering from a serious at tack of dysentery.
 MT. F. Albert Sutters of New York has been spending his vacation with Mrs. George c. Ref of 26 May street
 Miss May Fahy has returned from a visit to Providence, R. I.
 MT. George D. Seymour, of the law firm of Earl & Seymour, left yesterday for trip to Washington, D. C., on bus iness.
 The engagement is announced of Mrs. Eleanor R. Shelton of this city to MT. Henry W. Reyes of Amherst, N H.
 Misses Alice E. and Jennie J. Taylor of 47 Davenport avenue have returned home after a short vacation spent in Litchfeld.
 Mr. Edward Hooker of Spokane, Wash, a student in the Patelachinic school at Troy, who has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. George F. Newcomb left town yesterday for New York where he will visit friends before re- turning to school.
 Superintendent Sherwood o. Pres ton, of the Organized Charities. has terminated weeks vacation at the home of his mother-in-Iaw in East Wallingford, and returned to his labors here. Mrs. Preston will remain there awhile longer.
 City Attorney Frank B. Brown re- sumed his duties in the city court yes- terday morning. MT. Brown has re- turned from a few days outing amid the picturesque, natural beauties and wild fastnesses of northeastern Connec- ticut
 Miss Jennie Hyman of Chicago, who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Joseph c. Johnson at her Savin Rock cottage, is at the Fabyan house in the White mountains together with her mother and brother, MT. Arthur Sydney Hyman. Mir. Hyman was the projector of a large and successful card party at Fabyan's last week.
 Herbert E. Benton, commissioner for the state school fund has left for weeks trip to western New York MT. Benton has been planning trip to Ohio IF the interests of the school fund this week and next and he may, before his return, so to Ohio, but this is not certain.
 Mrs. Turbert of 34 Redfield street, sis ter of ex-Commissoner Thomas H. Sul- iivan, has gone to Massachusetts onsa visit to friends. She will be gone three or four weeks, stopping off at several points to call on acquaintances.
 D. D. Lambert and family have re- turned to their home, 234 Howard ave- nue, after a months stay at their cot tage in Madison. They enjoyed their stay there very much and have been so enamored of the beauties of the re- sort that they intend to return next year.