The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-12
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
IND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS AND
JOURNEYINGS,

at Pleasant Bay Long Branch, as the
guest of Mrs. w. scholl of New York.
Mr., and Mrs, Henry A. Dodge have
returned from Woodmont, where they
have been since July /. 5.t
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs F.
A. Benton of Humphrey street will miss
them from New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs,
Benton will remove to-day to Bridge
port to reside, Mr.. Benton having en-
braced a favorable opportunity to To-
cate in business in Bridgeport. Their
many friends will wish them abundant
prosperity. .r
j. f. Healey, formerly of this city. is
now the posting agent of the Central
railroad of New Jersey, with an office
in Central building, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Hitchcock are
at Grove Beach at the Forbes cottage.
Others at the Beach from New Haven
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belden, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belden, jr.
Mr.. Charles G. Kimberly of Whalley
avenue has gone to Thousand Island
Park, New York.
Mr.. j. e. Killam of William street
leaves to-day for sojourn at Suffield.
this state.
Miss Ella Feehan, stenographer for
the Charles Monson company, is spend
ing her vacation at her home in Mil
ford.
The Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Sheehan of Bishop street are visiting
relatives and friends in Brooklyn and
New York.
Judge Cleaveland of the probate court
has gone to Lake Chautauqua for a
weeks outing.
Mr. L. H Clarke of this city has
gone to Intervale N. H., from Glou-
cester, Mass, where he has been stay
ing. Mr. Clarke is registered at the
Intervale house.
Charles E. Pickett, clerk of the Unit
ed States court, will start next Mon
day for drive through New Hamp-
shire, including a trip over the White
Mountains. On his return Mr.. Pickett
will take post-graduat course in the.
Yale law school.
Miss Jennie Klock will go next week
to the Catskills. After week in the
mountains she will visit in Brooklyn for
a short time, returning in season for the
reopening of the schools. Miss Klock
was promoted from the Orchard street
school to the new Roger Sherman
school.
A portrait in oil of ex-Mayor A. G.
Hendrick has been hung in the rear or
the aldermen's chamber in the city hall,
It was painted by Harry I. Thompson
and is a faithful likeness of the ex-
mayor.
Mrs. Erwin F. Barnes and son have
returned from East L1tchfield, where
they spent three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Atwater and Miss
Margaret Atwater have returned from
a months stay at NeWtown.
Miss Luella Bauman, who has been
the guest of Miss Kathryn Reilly Of
Bradley street, has returned to New
York city. ~"
The three Misses Collins of Brooklyn
are visiting Mrs. Thomas Keane of 1872
Hamilton street.
Miss Lottie Weaver of Chapel street,
who has been on a cruise on the Bayard
Barnes as far as Philadelphia, has re-
turned home.
Mrs Allen Renfrew and her son.
Master Allen Renfrew of Third avenue
and Smith street, West Haven have
gone to Litchfield for the remainder of
the month.
Miss Mabel Allen of Bridgeport has
returned from visiting her relatives of
22 Crown street.
William F. Hasselbach is in New
York for a few days.
Lewis Morton is confined to his bed
at Morris Cove on account of sickness.
Connecticut people at Lake George
include: Mrs. D. A. Kinner, Miss Susie
Kinner, Miss Minnie H. Smith, West
Haven, Miss Edith S. Hale, Hartford,
Conn; Miss Clara M. Sutherland. Clin-
ton; Miss May L. Ingham, Saybrook.
all of whom are guests at Horizon
Lodge
Charles A. Nichols, formerly of this
city, but who now resides in Bridge
port. is visiting relatives on Cottage
street.
Miss Mamie O'Brien of Grove street,
Ansonia. is visiting Mrs. w. f. Walsh
of Market street
Miss Mary Mason Of Howard avenue
is in Woodmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hegel Of Congress
avenue will spend August in Litch-
field.
Miss Mary Chase of Simsbury has
been the guest of Mrs. James H. Rey-
nolds of West Haven. Miss Chase is
a. graduate OIL the New England COH-
servatory of Music at Boston, and is a
pianist of rare ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. WEIGH have invit-
ed the members of the Pequot club who
are stopping at the house to make use
of their pier and cottage at Short
Beach on Friday night, when the an
nual illumination will be in order. The
invitation has been accepted and the
party will go over on barges. Fire
works will be taken along and the Wis
itors will do their share toward the IL
Elimination.
Ensign Henry H. Ward, U. S. N, a
nephew of the late Wallace Ward OF
West Haven, is home on furlough and
is staying, together with his sister, Miss
Katharine Ward of New York, with his
cousin, Miss Hightman, at her summer
home on the shore.
C. H. Miller and family of West Ha-
ven returned last evening from Nova
Scotia after weeks outing. They have
gone to their shore cottage.
Mrs. F. L. Robbins of 1884 State street
is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Marga-
ret Lambert of Newark, n. j. and Mrs