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

Times at Sea Shore and Mountain-Other
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. Cady has returned from Thou sand Islands Previous to going to the islands she spent some time at the Chase School of Art at Shinnecock Hills, Long Island,
 MT. A. Jacobson of Congress avenue has been having very pleasant stay al Atlantic City, where he was guest at the Howard house.
 Postmaster Francis G. Beach yester- day returned from his vacation, which was spent on Fishers Island, near New London.
 The Philadelphia Enquirer of Sunday last says among it's personal items from Atlantic City, N. J., B. F. Guyer of New Haven, Conn.,, who comes from an old Philadelphia Revolutionary fam fly, and who is widely known in the Quaker City, is still a guest at the Howard, where he entertains the vis- itors with vocal and instrumental selec- tons.
 Miss Maude Pape of Malley Nicely & Co.'S, has left on her vacation to Bridgeport and New York to be gone two weeks. ..
 MT. c. H. Platt, general superinten- dent of the Consolidated road, has re- turned with his family after very pleasant stay first at Pine Orchard and later at Lake Saranac in the Adiron- dacks.
 T., R GJinr,1 1 n, ic ho al oofn frnto1 0t tawa, La Sale county, H., where he attended the twenty-ninth reunion of the old settlers of La Sale county. During his absence his favorite peach tree was not idle, and yesterday morn ing he found hanging from It's branch es several extraordinary large peaches, the largest of which measured 9A in ches in circumference.
 The Misses Bone of Warren street, two of New Haven's best girl cyclists, returned home yesterday morning after making run of 13O miles, including in the trip Coney Island, Brighton and Manhattan Beach by way of the cycle path; Grants tomb and up the Hudson, New York city and Mount Vernon.
 Assistant Postmaster J. N. Rowe is sick with malarial fever
 Frank J. Kinney, the popular cap- tain of the Branford nine, who has been quite seriously i'll at his home with inflammation of the bowels, is said to be improving fast and will soon be out again.
 Clerk A. F. Welles of the probate court returned yesterday from busi- ness trip through Massachusetts.
 Ma riop K, Mortop oP lin bo been engaged as contralto soloist at St. PauPs church, this city.
 Fire Marshal Fancher is investigat- ing the mysterious fire that occurred in the new house al 33 Lake place Tuesday noon.
 MT. and Mrs. Napier Lothian, jr., who have many friends in town, are spending the summer at the Maple wood in Pittsfield.
 Miss Emma A. Leary of AS Lafayette street is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Gilbert, in Ansonia.
 George Averll of Ark Farm, Bran- ford, accompanied by ex-Mayor Hen- drick of this city and George s. Parker of Meriden, started out from Indian Neck Tuesday morning about o'clock for days fishing. They had phenom enal success, returning about 1 o'clock with 199 bluefsh. This is true fish story.
 Albert H. Barclay and James E. Wheeler have returned from a two weeks trip to Nova Scotia They sail ed from Boston to Yarmouth with their bicycles, when along the south shore on their wheels to Halifax, where they stayed a couple of days. They returned along the north shore of Nova Scotia, stopping at Windsor, Kentville and Digby, and sailing across the Bay of Fundy to St. John, whence they came home by rail. Their wheeling trip was about 250 miles,
 MT. and Mrs. Isidore Troostwyk have been entertaining Miss Carrie Hirsch- man of New York, the talented young pianist, who arrived from Europe to her home in New York recently.
 Miss Streit, daughter of Policeman Simon Streit of No. 167 Spring street, is visiting Miss Julia Fitzgibbons of An sonia.
 Police Justice Ryan of New York, who has been i'll at Lighthouse Point, having suffered a paralytic stroke sev- eral weeks ago, is improving rapidly and is now convalescent. Dr. Hawkes., the attending physician thinks MT. Ryan will be able to return home soon.
 William Neely of Malley, Neely & | O., is home from two weeks stay at | Poland Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. William M. B. Merwin | of No 31S Orange street left yesterday | afternoon for a weeks trip to Pough- | keepsie and up the Hudson river
 MT. Harry E. Woodstock, organist of | the Grand avenue Congregational | church, whose home is in Branford, gave an informal organ recital to a | number of his friends in the Congre- | gational church in Branford Tuesday evening. It was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
 Lawyer Paul Russo is now the father of four children, a twelve-pound boy having arrived Tuesday.
 The Misses Moran of Sherman ave- nue, sisters of MT. James T. Moran have returned from trip to Virginia where they spent several weeks at Ocean View.
 MT. Abner Hendee of this city has purchased lot in Pine Orchard with feet front from MT. w. A. Kendrick of Yalesville MT. F. c, Bradley negotiated the sale. MT. Hen-