The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-17
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR sUMMER OUTINGS AND
 JOUItNEYINGS.

Times at Sea Shore and Moumtain-other Personal Items.
 Mrs. Anna c. Hyde of Dwight street will leave for stay at Arlington, Vt, tomorrow.
 MT. Wm. Hull MacCarthy of New York city, who has been recuperating at his old home in this city, is so much improved that he expects to return to business next Monday.
 Mir. I. J. Wild of the New Haven Gnslight company, who has been stay ing for few days at Indian Neck, at one of the cottages near the Ark" will return to-day He reports a very enjoyable stay.
 Miss Moriarity of New Haven is in Meriden on visit to Miss May Rey- holds.
 Mrs. Cleaveland, widow of the late Rev. MT. Cleaveland, and mother of Judge Livingston w. Cleaveland, is so- journing in one of the cottages at h. dian Neck.
 Among the recent arrivals at the Highland house. Meriden, are besides many from Hartford and Middletown, MT. and Mrs. James F. English of New Haven MT. and Mrs. William c. Wurtemberg of New Haven, MT and Mrs. D. P. Griswold, Mr. H. c. Judd and Miss Judd of Wallingford, also guests from Crawford, N J., Halifax, Nova Scotia. At the drive whist party of twenty couple, ladies first prize was Nfxe 1n.- dies second prize, Miss Roberts; gentle mems first, c. F. Rockwell; gentlemen's second, MT. Belden.
 Mir. Charles Henderson of Hartford and Miss N. Cargll of Scotland are visiting MT. and Mrs. James Mustarde of 94 Crown street.
 Mrs. George Wallace of S7 Wolcott street. who has been spending the sum- mer in Scotland, will return by the Anchor line steamer Furnessia, which sails from Glasgow on the 9th of Sep tember.
 Miss May Morrison of Grove street has returned from Norfolk, where she has been spending the month of July
 Mrs. James Mustarde will go to Hart ford Wednesday to attend the wedding of her brother, MT. Charles Henderson.
 John V. Flanagan and James G. Bone of Howe & Stetson's are spend- ing the first week of their vacation at Camp Cooke. Thomas Allen, of the same firms employ, is rusticating among the Litchfield hills.
 Alexander Gillispie, of Malley Nicely te, Cos, has gone to Springfield for his vacation
 Dr. George H. Jackson, the newly ap- pointed consul to Cognac, France, will sail for TIavre on the "St. Louis," Sep tember 1, having engaged passage through the steamship agency of T. H. Pease & Son. A number of his friends will give the doctor banquet at Stew arts restaurant at Savin Rock just be- fore his departure
 Mr. Samuel Lloyd of the City bank returns to-day from a pleasant stay at Block Island.
 One of the most successful fishing parties that have gone from this city this season was that composed of MT. G. K. Foster, chief assistant at Hew- its drug store, his wife and his broth CT, Leighton Foster, and a number of the Boston, Springfield and New Haven cousins of the Foster brothers, and MT. Charles Hotchkfss, the grocer, at Elm and Kensington streets and his wife. They went to Maine. The men had great luck In fishing. Mir. G. L. Foster caught two fine salmon at Toddy pond, eight miles from Castine, and at Ala moosick lake MT. Foster caught nine teen pounds of pickerel, the largest weighing three pounds and the smallest one pound. He also caught two fine black bass. This is a sample of the pis- catorial luck enjoyed by the fishermen. At Craig pond the party enjoyed seeing splendid trout in the deep water. The waters of the lake is sixty feet deep in some parts and so clear that the bottom of the pond is easily seen. MT. Foster brought home some fine snap shot pie lures, representing his fishing exper- fences "way down in Maine" At East Orlando, Me-, the party caught forty two fine trout.
 MT. and Mrs Sidney s. Smith of this city are at Jefferson Highlands regis tered at the Hillside. Mrs. Alfred l.. Lord is also at Jefferson Highlands, staying at the Highland House.
 Mrs. Frederick L. Converse of No. 1 Whalley avenue, left yesterday for Ho- yoke, Mass, where she will join her mother, Mrs Conklin, and together they will return to New Haven in a few days.
 MT. Edward Keaveney is at Atlantic City for the remainder of the season.
 Miss Mary German of Washington street, and the Misses Mary and Kath- ryn Rowland of Kensington street. are spending their vacation at the United States hotel, Litchfield.
 Mir Harry F. Burgess has gone to West Torrington, this state, for part of August.
 Miss Helen Wrinn and Margaret Golden have returned from Saybrook.
 William Morris, Jr., of Grove street is at the Catskills.
 News comes from Block Island that MT. and Mrs. Frank Sperry's young son, who has been dangerously i'll with malarial fever, is nearing convales- cence. Mrs. Louis Thatcher of this city was summoned to Block Island by the Sperrys as nurse for the little sufferer
 MT O. c. Smith of Commerce street has just returned from a stay at Stony Creek.
 Councilman F. W. Clifford of the Sixth ward is quite ill
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