The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-07
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS
Trips to the Sea Shore and Mountain and Across the Water-Other Personal JOttinys

and Across the Water-Other Persona
 Jottings.
 Miss Emma E, Jermone, with he
 niece, Miss May Jerome is spending
 rev weeks at Chesterfield, Mass
 Mrs Frank Rensin and daughter O
 iohkers, N. Y., are visiting their aunt
 Mfs. George F. Borst of 203 Lloyd street
 '. A. l.. Totten is out with new pre-
 dlctlon He says that the infant sor
 or the Duke of York is detined to gath
 CT the Jews from the four quarters ol
 the earth and to unite them under his
 banner.
 Mrs. Jurboa, Mrs. G. M. Benjamin anc
 son, who have been at Maple Tree Inn
 Simsbury, for some weeks, have return
 ed to this city. MT. and Mrs. H. w
 Osgood of this city are staying at Maple
 Tree Inn.
 General and Mrs. Greeley of this city and w. w. Trapp and family of Hart ford are among the recent arrivals at the Elm Tree Inn, Pennington.
 Cromwell schools opened yesterday for the fall term. A number of changes have been made in the force of teachers Miss Annie Mcdonald of this city suc- ceeds Miss Sarah Savage as principal or the Academy.
 Judson Minor of this city is visiting at the house of his uncle, P. R, Day on School street, in West Hartford.
 There was a pretty wedding In St. Johns church, Middletown, this week, when Miss Mary F. Kelley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley was unit ed in marriage to James T. Currin of Cincinnati, o. The Rev. B. OR. Sheri- dan performed the ceremony. The bridesmaid was a sister of the bride, Miss Theresa Kelley, and the best man George Spellacy of Hartford. The bride wore gray camePs hair travelling dress imported from Paris. Her hat matched the suit The bridesmaids dress was a fawn colored broadcloth. MT. and Mrs Currin will reside in Cincinnati.
 Miss Law, the new teacher of history in New Britain High school, fitted for college at Lasselle, Aubundale, Mass. She taught for year or two in the graded schools of Lincoln, Neb., grad uated from the university in that state, and then took the post graduate course of one year in the same institution, where she also taught three classes in history. She also spent a year at Yale, after which she taught in Plymouth, Mass From there she went to North Adams, coming to New Britain from that town.
 James K. Blake, clerk of the probate court, is spending his vacation in the woods of Maine.
 Prof. S. s. Sanford and Harry Jepson of Yales musical department are home from their tour to Europe.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Preble of Bos- ton, who have been visiting their son on Milford avenue, Branford, left for home September 5.
 Thomas Ridge of Westville, who was seriously injured last Saturday when an electric car collided with his ice wagon, is recovering. He is still at the hosp- tai.
 Miss Mabel Bostwick of Old Chatham, N. Y, is the guest of Miss Laura Will ford of Indian Neck.
 A. B. Down and wife of West Ha- ven have just returned from a short va cation spent with friends at Mount Yer non, N. Y.
 Mrs Walter Foote, who has spent the summer at Pomfret, Vt., has returned to her home on Montowese street
 Dr. Loomis and Mrs. Loomis of New Jersey are the guests of Mrs. Jesse Bringhurst at the Averill homestead on Montowese avenue, Branford. Mrs. Loomis was formerly Miss Nellie Aver Ill of that place, she with her husband having spent August in Nova Scotia. They are now en route for home,
 Mrs. N. G. Osborn and her children have returned from Castlemon, where they have been spending July and Au- gust.
 The Misses Ford of Howard avenue have returned from a months stay in | the Catskill mountains. Frank Karsch, the east side baker, | md Ottomer w. Ruger, proprietor of | ,he saloon at 94 Canal street, will the | atters son, will leave New York to-day | ,or six weeks tour in the Fatherland. ] William A. Bein and wife, Fred Won | 3eren and wife, and Robert Kennigies sen have returned from four days irving trip through Litchfield
 Edward J. Barnett, an employe of the Gibb Smith company, is taking his irst vacation in twenty years He will mend a week in Hartford and other Connecticut towns.
 Alfred M. Downes, private secretary n Mayor Van Wyck of New York, and Irs. Downes have returned home after
 visit to relatives in this city. They were the guests of MT. DoWnes' family n Howe street.
 Miss Lizzie Scollin of 35 Eld street is pending her vacation with her rela- ives, the Misses Lily, Sissy and Annie Ioran at Haverhill, Mass.
 Clerk George Rowe of the department f charities and corrections went to ,akeville yesterday morning having in harge a little boy who was committed " Judge Cleaveland to the Connectl- Ut Home for Imbeciles.
 Mrs. Wallace Chatterton of Townsend venue has returned from delightful ve months trip abroad. Mrs. Chatter m visited Italy, Germany, Holland France and England, traV- ling with a party of twelve ladies head I bv Miss Leayens, the teacher of cur ant events. The Misses Ford of 476 Howard ave- l ue have just returned from a three i .aelxs' trip to the Catskill mountains. I C H. Blackman of Superintendent (