The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-13
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER CUTTINGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.


 Personal Items.
 Miss May Foster of East River is vis- iting her friend, Miss May Pitcher, at 101 Wooster street.
 Mrs. James Goodsell Of Fair Haven, who is now eighty years of age, yet as active and alert in mind as ever and still in good health, has received word that her grandson, Edward Goodscll Stout, son of MT. and Mrs. Stout of Troy N. r., has been appointed to a responsible position in the general hos pital at Ogdensburg, N. Y. The young man graduated with honors from the medical college at Albany, and has made rapid progress in his chosen pro- fession.
 Mrs. Smith, wife of Wilbur A. Smith, superintendent of the +. H. OldS com pany, and Mrs. Downes, both of Eld street. who have been at Long Lake, in the Adirondacks, for several weeks, are now at the Blue Mountain house, which is two thousand feet above sea level, in the AdirondaclSs. Mrs. Smith is expected home about next Wednes- day. Mrs. Downes will remain a week or two longer. ' MT Charles H. Day of Whitneyville has one of his bright, well told and in teresting short stories in the Home Magazine for this month. It is capi- tai article and is entitled Willing Wheelers Wheeling a Bicycle Story Ex-Chief W. H. Johnson of the Phila- delphia fire department, and at present inspector for the National Board of Fire Underwriters, was in the city yester- day. He left for New York last even- ing, but will return in time to attend the fire chiefs convention. MT. John son was eX-Mayor Hendricks success sor as inspector for the Underwriters association.
 J. H. Griswold head clerk for F. S. Platt, the State street seed man, goes to Short Beach next Monday for his two weeks vacation. Miss l.. E. John- son, the bookkeeper in MT. Platt's store, left yesterday for two weeks vacation at Cornwall Bridge.
 Dr. w. c. Sturgis of the agricultural experiment station leaves the city for a weeks vacation with his family next week.
 L. D. ed from Killam's Point.
 Attorney John R. Booth and wife have returned from a months stay at Fishers Island
 A. Maxcy Hitler. T. H. Smith and John R. Booth will open law offices in the First National bank building short ly under the partnership name of Hil- Ter, Smith & Booth.
 n, l,E isf ctof librarian of the public library starts on his three weeks vacation next We'd nesday. part of which he will spend in New York.
 A. J. Kenyon is visiting in Ottawa, this month. Attorney Robbins, Yale l.. s. '97, has charge of his Branford law office during his absence.
 c. H. Snyder Yale law school '97, has opened law office on Church street Henry Waterman, a prominent member of the Yale law school, class of 97, who left and graduated from the Chicago law school at the close of the junior term, has opened law offices at 34 Clark street, Chicago, and formed a law partnership to be known as Sims & Waterman.
 C.. P. Havens, organist and choir master of Christ church, leaves this week for his three weeks vacation, which he will spend in New Hamp- shire.
 c. Davis is spending the summer at Cottage City.
 Rev. Aaron Breck, who has supplied the Plymouth church pulpit most ac- ably in the absence of Dr. McLane, will go to Granby, Mass, next week, where he will supply the pulpit for two weeks. He will stop at the home of his cousin while there.
 Agent S. o. Preston of the Organized Charities had guest yesterday in the person of MT. Charles F. Weller, dis trict superintendent of the Chicago Bu- reau of Associated Charities. MT. We'll CT is making tour of the country, in- specting the different charitable insti- tutions with a view of getting ideas which may be carried out in his own city and state.
 Mir Louis Brown of the draught ting department of the Consolidated rail- road has gone to Toronto on vaca ton trip. In a few weeks MT. Brown will go to Boston to remain in the service of the Consolidated there.
 Mrs. c. A. Mclaughlin and son Ed 1nund of 198 Davenport avenue and Miss Mamie Granfield and nephew are summering In Ltchfield.
 Mrs. W. $. Miller of 72 Howe street left yesterday for three weeks stay at Pleasant Bay, Long Branch. where she will be the guest of Mrs. W. Scholl of New York.
 Miss Sarah M. Merriman of Middle town is guest at the Anchorage, Mor- ris Cove.
 MT and Mrs. Edwin F. Mersick are at Moosehead Lake, registered at the Mt Nineo house.
 B. J. Shanley auditor at the postof- fee, left yesterday on 8 ten days vaca- tion.
 Attorney c. $. Hamilton and family have gone to Wolfville N. s. They will be absent several weeks.
 The Misses Arnold of this city are guests at the United States in Litch- field.
 The United States hotel at Litchfield is entertaining w. F. Carter, Yales fa- nous pitcher
 The Rev N. G. Cheney, pastor of the