The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-18
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR sUAIMER OUTIN6S AND
 TOURNEYINGS.

Times at Sen Shore and Mountain-Oth Personal Items.
 MT, E. II. Pardee and family of Mon towese are at the Bradley cottage, Pine Orchard,
 Miss Fife r. Tyler of No, A7O Quinni- riac street is spending her vacation at Pine Orchard.
 T. M. Stanford of Temple street sails for Europe to-day to be gone about six weeks. The trip is taken for the hene- fit of his health.
 Mir Webb Pratt of 8 Orange street was yesterday presented with a baby girl Both mother and daughter are doing we'll.
 Master Willie, son of MT. F. W. Bald win, is rusticating with friends near Naugatuck Junction. Milford, The young man is highly enjoying himself and writes home for permission to stay two weeks more. He is stopping with his uncle, MT. James Baldwin.
 Mrs. II. w. Duley and Miss Mae Du- ley of Waterbury are visiting Mrs o. A. Reynolds of 721 State street.
 MT. William s. Hine, Mrs Simmons Hine and daughter, Miss Hattie J. Hine, together with Rev. and Mrs Charles w. Drake of 133 St. John street and MT. and Mrs. Edward T. Benham, their daughter Susie and son Harry, are summering at the Hine cottage at Sunset Beach, near Branford Polnt. They report having fine time, with good bathing, fishing, etc. Grabbing IS also a favorite sport with people in that vicinity.
 Professor J. M Lee and wife, former ly of this city, have just returned to their new home at Litchfield, Conn, af- ter spending several days with friends in this city. The professor is we'll known as an instructor, ana had TOT pupils many of our young business men, who will be pleased to know thai ne has, after several years retirement, ae- cided to open an academy for boys and young men in Litchfield, where he will give them his personal instruction. One of the features of the academy is the fact that there will be no class in- struction, but each student will De taught individually, according to the professors well-known successful meth cd. The healthful and attractive loca- ton of the academy should attract many aspiring young men. Frank F. Dole, the dog fancier, is not a party to the assignment of the nrm of the Dole Brothers company, dealers in sporting goods at 1922 Chapel street. He has not been connected with the firm for some time.
 J. H. Avery, local station agent TOT the Consolidated road has gone to Norwich for a weeks vacation, ms nrst in ten years, and while in Norw1ch ne will attend the annual reunion or hls regiment MT. Fred Kemble, the famous caro- writer of the Rocky Mountains, IS III town attending the firemens conVeh- tion. Mr. Kemble is an old veteran ana a. New Haven boy of the old volunteer fire department, when hand engines were in use.
 The Misses Anna and Emma Blakes- lee. daughters of Postmaster Blakeslee of Thomaston, are here for the hre chiefs celebration.
 Mrs Ellsworth E. Straun of Shelton is visiting friends in town.
 Professor William Arnold Anthony of Cornell has been the guest for sev- eral days of MT. and Mrs Frank Dole Mrs. Charles J. Waters of Philadelphia has also been visiting the Doles Mrs Waters. Mrs. Dole's cousin, will be re- membered as the handsome Miss King. Harrison E. Purdy of Derby is here for the fire chiefs convention.
 Miss Elsie Dean of Shelton is making a New Haven visit.
 The Marion house at Lake George IS sheltering Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lyman. Master Ward Hill of Providence is the guest of his grandparents MT and Mrs. Henry Hine of Edgewood avenue
 Miss Anna McFadden of Albany is visiting Miss Josephine Caulfield of 207 Poplar street.
 Miss Kittie Shanley of 241 Franklin street is spending few weeks with her brother. MT. Frank Shanley of Water bury.
 Mrs. Stocking and daughter, Miss Bessie Stocking of Bristol. are guests of MT. and Mrs Wallace M. VanBuren of Westville.
 Mrs. John Reyes and family of Park avenue, New York city, are being en- tertained by the Misses Coonan of 108 Cedar Hill avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Daniel Cowell, MT. and Mrs. Buihian and their daughter, Miss Dedie Bulhian, are spending this month at Saratoga.
 Mrs Albert Maynard and Miss Elm ma Maynard left yesterday for vaca- ton at Saratoga Springs.
 D. M. Colbert of Greensburg, Indiana. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bernard Higgins, 3121a Congress avenue.
 Mrs. Frank c. Sheldon and the Miss es Sheldon of IS Saltonstall avenue have gone for three weeks vacation to Southampton and Williamsburg, Mass.
 Judge A. Heaton Robertson has gone to Kittery Point, Me, for short vaca- ton.
 Mrs. John Reyes and family of Park avenue, New York city, are being en- tertained by her cousins, the Misses Coonan of 10S Cedar Hill avenue
 A party of young ladies consisting of the Misses Strack, Brace, Marie and Harriet Rathgeber of Providence, R. l., are spending fortnight at the Break CTS, Cosy Beach. The party is chaper- Cned by Mrs. A. D. Brace
 Miss May Morrison of Grove e+rae+