The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-31
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
md THEIR O OUTINGS ANDJOURNEY-
INGS.
Pleasant sojournings and saunterings
in the Mountains or by the Lakes
Sea Shore.


Mrs. Almira MilIigan of Afford
Mass, celebrated her one hundred and
second birthday Monday, July "a She
/ is very we'll and retains all her facul-
ties, and dictated letter on her birth
Beecher of 95 st. John street. The aged
lady is a daughter of Nathaniel and
Anna Stoddard Hustled Of Woodbury.,
Conn. She is tenderly cared for by her
niece, Mrs. Emma Edwards, daughter
of Harvey Hustled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Wood and
children of Washington, d. c., are Wis
| iting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bronson
| of Lawrence street. Mr. Wood is the
brother in-law of Mr.. Bronson. Dur
| ing the month of August both families
| will sojourn at Woodmont.
The Rev. DR.. Watson l.. Phillips of
the Church of the Redsemer leaves to-
day to join his family at East Penn
broke, Mass
Among former guests who have re-
turned to the Crawford, in the White
Mountains, is Charles F. Sherman of
this city, who is there with his uncle,
w. L. Sykes of New York, president
and treasurer of the Chicago and North
| western railroad.
| Coroner Mix and his son, Stephen
! Mix, are in the White Mountains taking
| a short rest Coroner MiX's wife is not
at the mountains, as has been stated in
some of the papers, as she is at home
taking care of her aged mother, Mrs.
Taft, who is very sick and not expect
ed to recover. Mrs. Taft has been an
invalid for months past She has many
friends in this city, having been resi-
dent here many years and her husband,
the late Mr.. Taft. having been bust
ness man here for years.
Miss Annie NJ. See, daughter Of Raph-
ael G. See of See & Sheehan, silk dyers,
Paterson, N. j., has returned home af-
ter q pleasant visit with her cousin,
Miss Mary c. Blakeslee at Cedar Hill.
Janitor William A. Schappa of city
hall received a telegram on Saturday
from DIR. Fleming of Newark, N. j., the
physician who is attending Miss Liela
Schappa, who is seriously Ill with acute
peritonitis in that city, that he thought
the crisis had been passed in the sick
ness and that Miss Schappa was some
what improved.
Miss Mabel Rochfort of Edwards
street returned Saturday evening from
a very pleasant sojourn in the Berkshire
Hills.
Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey is stopping at
the Crocker house in New London. she
spent a part of July with her daughter,
Miss Virginia. at Litchfiesd. Mr.. KEEL
sey has just returned from cruise
with the New Haven Yacht club in his
schooner Adrienne.
Attorney w. =. Niles and family Will
go to Woodbury. this week for fort
nights stay This will be Mr.. Niles
first vacation in twenty years or more.
Miss Marguerite Hall, the singer, is
registered for six weeks at the Sunset
Hill house, Sugar Hill.
Rev. David Levy has gone to Lake
George on vacation trip. During ms
absence Henry Fischer of this CITY, a
student at the Hebrew Union college,
Cincinnati, will officlate at the JEWISH
temple on Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Trowbridge are
going to Graylock Inn, at WllllamstoWn,
Mass, leaving town to-day.
One of the prettiest lawn and dancing !
parties of the season was that given by
Miss Helen Frances Coleman at her res
idence, No. SO Atwater street, Thursday
evening. The beautiful lawn was ablaze
with lanterns, and at o'clock, When |
the crowd began to gather, Lillys or
chestra, which was stationed at the left |
side of the lawn, struck up charming
melodies, which lwere continued until |
Among tine autumn weddings Will be |
that of Miss Mary D. Bulford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Bulford of |
Lawrence street, and Harry Physeck
of Austin. Texas. They are to be mar
ried on September rs, the wedding to
he a quiet home affair." and soon after
wards they will go to their new home in
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward =. Dickie, who,
since their marriage, have lived at
Mr. Dickie having had his
pleasant house there, which faces the
Did green, done over, are contemplating
taking a house in this city for the WIN
Ter They are looking about for a suit
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