The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-11
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS IND
JOURNEYINGS.

Miss Grace L. Torbert of 462 Elm
street is spending the balance of Au-
gust in Glastonbury.
Mrs. Buckingham, mother of Mrs.
John Fl. Plat, and Miss Ellen Clark
of this city are at Greenfield, Mass,
A letter to friends here received yes
terday states that they are much en- y
joying their visit in Greenfield. 1t IS
probable that several New Haven
friends will join them there.
Ex-United States Marshal Loveridge.
whose health has been very poor for
year or two, is slightly improved. He
is visiting in Bridgeport.
Architect l.. w, Robinson, who has
been away on a vacation trip, has re-
turned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherlon D. Smith of
532 Chapel street Were made happy last
Sunday by the arrival of little daugh-
ter weighing eight pounds.
Mr.. Elbert f. Newton has gone to
Rochester, where he will be the guest
of relatives From Rochester Mr.
Newton will go to Holderness, in the
White Mountains, for stay of several
weeks. .. 81.
Mrs. Miles A. Whitcomb of No. 5
Gilbert avenue and her daughter, Miss
Agnes, who recently graduated from
Hillhouse high school with marked
honors, are at South Kent Conn, where
they have been for several weeks
From there they go for a stay of cou-
pie of weeks at Stockbridge, Mass.
Mr.. Julius Twiss, treasurer of the
National Savings bank, is taking a
vacation trip, during which he intends
visiting Montreal, toilette, Ottawa and
the Thousand Islands.
Miss Margaret ]. Penn of this city
spent Sunday In Milford. the guest of
Miss Lisle Peck on New Haven ave-
nue.. Miss Penn possesses a beautiful
soprano voice and delightfully."- rem
dered two solos in st. Peters Episcopal
church. .....
Mr. Thomas Flynn of Edwards street,
very popular young business man,
a graduate of the United States College
of Embalming in New York city, has
about completed preparations for en-
gaging in the undertaking business at
1874 Grand avenue. His uncle, M. f.
Flynn, will be associated with him in
the business under the firm name of
7. e. M F. Flynn.
Mr.. William H Johnson of 199 Greene
street has gone for stay at Corn
wall Bridge, Conn.
Mrs. Henry Stow of 40 Wooster street
has gone for stay of several weeks
at Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Mrs. M E. Mason of 1853 York street
left yesterday for a stay at Salmon
Falls, N. Y.
Professor George P. Fisher of Hill
house avenue has gone for sojourn at
Whiteface, N. Y, where he will stop at
the Whiteface Inn.
Mr.. C. Chilker of Greenwich avenue
has returned from a stay at Branford.
G. S. Messenger of 81 Whalley ave-
nue. has taken rooms at the Pequot
club house.
DR.. E. S. Gaylord and wife have gone
to Old Forge, N. Y.
DR.. w. G. Alling has gone from Shell
burne, N. H., to North Newry, Me.
| Frank Dickerman of ST. Paul, Mimi,
| formerly with the Charles Monsor
company, who has been visiting his
sisters, the Misses Dickerman, who
room at the Hotel Majestic, has re-
turned to ST. Paul. where he is en-
ployed in very large dry goods store
one of the Leading stores in that line in
the west Mr.. Dickerman was promi-
nent here in amateur theatricals, not
infrequently appearing at entertain
ments at the Hyperion. He is in fine
health.
Corporation Counsel w H. Ely has
gone to CRANKY, where he is expected
to remain until September 1.
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next Wednesday for a visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. w. c. Frear, nee Lille
Johnson, in Manchester, N. H. Mr.
Frear is finely located in business il
Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of Yorl
street will spend August in the Adj
| rondacks.
Miss May F. Luby of Bridgeport il
spending a few weeks with relatives il
this city
Miss Josephine Maher of Sherman
avenue, daughter of Major Maher, i
in New York for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson of Lowell
Mass, are visiting Mrs Robinson o
Ford street.
Mr. Edward L. Uhl, Yale "a S., ha
gone to England, via the Lucania, il
the interests of the Winchester Re
peating Arms company.
Miss Lillian Coeller and Maste
Franklin Coeller of Howard avenu
are visiting relatives in Meriden.
Among those who returned iron
Block Island Monday night were Hon
N. D. Sperry and wife, Mrs. John Doc
little Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Feamley
Mr. j. W. Morse Mr.. A. G. Warner
Mr.. Ira Crawford, Mrs. M. B. Sears
Mrs. w. H. Sears and George H
Bishop.
Miss Clara Kimball of Church street
Branford, is entertaining her friend
Miss Dora Bennett of Willimantic.
Mr. and Mrs. Hewson of Galesbure
Ill, will arrive this week on a visit t
i their sister, Miss Kate Hewson Of TEN
pie street.
Mrs. William Arfman of Georg
street and Mrs. William Froehlich q
Kossuth street will spend August a
Cairo in the Catskil Mountains.
Miss Harriet Lusk of North Haver
who has been in Beverly, Mass, 70
medical treatment, is now at home
with health much improved She, wit
her mother, were entertained recent
by the family of H. p. Smith, who ar
spending the summer at Cosey Beach.
Mr.. Ernest J.. Thompson and Mr.:
Thompson, Miss Grace Embler tina
was, are guests at the Pequot.