The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-06
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMNR OUTLNGS AND
 JOURNEYINGS.

TIeasure Irips herS anu AheFe-tlehsahb Times at Sea Shore and MountaIn--Other Personal Items.
 MT. c. H, Miller and family have gone to Nova Scotia. They will return In week or ten days.
 Coroner Mix has returned from a short vacation.
 Miss Rose Minkey of Hartford Is vis- iting Miss Marion Levy of 592 Chapel street.
 Mrs. J. Kavanaugh of IA Compton street is entertaining her sister, Miss Cullen, of Brisbane, Australia, and her nephew, MT. Joseph J. Cullen, popu- lar teacher in St Joseph's college, Phil adelphia.
 Miss Annie Rourke of 45 Nicoll street Is going to Brooklyn to spend her vacation with her cousin, Mrs. James Hackett
 Miss Rose Storm of New York Is the dricks and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hoffman at their cottage at Cosey Beach.
 Henry G. Simon of SS George street is spending the week at the Catskill mountains .....
 Ex-Judge and Mrs. William B. Stod- dard have returned from driving trip through the Berkshire Hills.
 MT. Joseph Duverni of East Hartford has taken his residence In this city.
 Joseph l.. Ward of I'll Chestnut street and John P. Crowley of 99 St. John street left for Castine, Me-. last Satur- day on a two weeks vacation.
 foha of Tighe, and her son, Harry. also Willie Harney Tighe, have gone to Boston for a month.
 Miss Sarah Bristol of this city has been spending the past two weeks in Cheshire.
 George A. Law, docket clerk of the city court, and Clarence w. Clark, manager of the Bankers Loan and ln- vestment company, will leave to-day with their families for a months stay In Tyson, Vt. Miss Jane Robertson, eldest daughter of William Robertson of 122 Carlisle street, was quietly married at the home of her parents Wednesday afternoon to l Lester A. Holt of Hartford, Conn. The | Rev. Dr. McCrea, pastor of All Saints mission, performed the ceremony. Wm. Robertson, jr., was groomsman, and Miss Hattie Robertson bridesmaid. None but the immediately relatives of l the bride attended the ceremony. MT. l and Mrs Holt took an evening train to | Hartford, where they will reside at 23 ] Bellevue street
 | John J. Kelly of 543 East street is receiving congratulations over the ad- vent of daughter born Wednesday.
 Miss Elsie Spler of Orange street, daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. Spier, | will spend her vacation in the White mountains.
 Mrs sc. Fleetwood of No. 17 Trum- bull street Is entertaining Mrs. Herbert Sway and son of New York. | The Misses Kate and Mary Wise of West Point, who have been the guests of their cousin, Miss Keegan of How ard avenue, have left for their home. l Miss May Kane of Mansfield street has just returned from a months vaca- 1 ton spent In Winsted.
 Miss Josie Murphy of 34 Canal street is enjoying an outing at Newport l A party of young ladies assembled at l the home of Miss Rose Smith at 15S Brewery street Wednesday evening and | perfected the organization of "The La | vender," a social club composed of girls l exclusively. Miss Rose Smith was elected president, Miss Lizzie Birming- ham vice president, Miss Lizzie Breen treasurer and Miss Annie OBrien sec retary.
 Walter F. Oviatt, Milford's popular assitant postmaster, had serious mis- l hap Wednesday. He was riding his wheel near the postoff1ce bridge anG was just about to cross it when some one called his attention from behind him. MT Oviatt turned and looked back. and as he did so he struck one of the iron supports and probably ruin ed his wheel The frame was bent 1T several places and now resembles { few fragments of iron and steel. Mir Oviatt was not injured further thar a good shaking up and few bruises
 Prof. Hart of Trinity college and thu Rev. Dr. s. o. Seymour of Litchel( have been invited to speak at the Jar wis centennial at Trinity college il October
 A party numbering forty left this cit, yesterday for Yarmouth "Evangelin Land" and Halifax, via Air Line divi sion. Among the people from this ant other cities on the train were: MT and Mrs. J. w. Kenney, MT. A. H Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Albert Holt, Mis- Sidney Holt, MT. Moves D. Clark, Mis- Cowles, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Miller Mir and Mrs. Dana Bartholomew o Derby Mrs Yale and two daughters o Meriden, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Allen 0 Cheshire, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Aft, MI and Mrs. F. B. Noon, MT. and Mrs. E A. Allen, Dr. Barber, Walter Barber
 Miss Florence Barber, Miss Corneli
 Rodman, MT. and Mrs North of Wa
 terbury, and Mrs B. R. Warner 0 Springfield The party was in charg of MT. L. W. Cogswell, and all antici pate a splendid time in this most pie
 turesque country
 Mrs. E. T. Sanford of 119 Olive stree
 has gone to South Bethlehem, Penn
 registered at the Hotel Alpine Bethle
 hem. Mrs. Sanford will come to South
 ford, this state.
 r. B. Smedley and wife, of Universit,
 place, have gone to Newport to atten
 the regatta of the New York Yach
 club.
 MT. Frank Hull of this city is in Eas l Hortford stayine at the house of Mrs