The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

ana MIS-. =. M NlSnIlO at THEIR 5aVl
Rock cottage this week.
Mrs. e. NJ Alling and Miss Aline
who go annually to the White Noun
talns for the vacation season, are at tn
Upland in Bethlehem.
Senator Hawley received a cable dis
patch Saturday which changes hi
plans, and he has deferred his trip 70
Europe which he had planned to max
August 2. The time of his departure il
not yet fixed.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard f. Hotchkis
are spending week at Brick Church
Orange, N, j., with Raymond Val
Name and Miss Van Name formerly OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis of South.
ington are at the Sheffield cottage
Stannard Beach, Westbrook.
AT the Crawford house, Crawford, N
H., from this city are the Rev. Charles
Ray Palmer, Miss Edith Palmer and
Miss Trask.
Staying with the Eli Whitneys, who
are in the White Mountains at Fran
COMA, is Miss Adelaide Sanford The
Whitneys have taken the Yale cottage
connected with the Forest Hill hotel
and will remain away all summer
President John S. Hunter of the
Hartford water board, Mrs. Hunter and
| their son, George II. Hunter, have gone
to East Orland Me-, for two weeks.
Professor Andrew j. Phillips of Yale,
with his sister, Miss Clark, is at Inter
vale, in the White Mountains, and is a
guest at the Bellevue. Professor Phil
| lips and Miss Clark left town last Tues
day
The Rev. and Mrs Benjamin Bacon
left town Saturday to visit friends at
Boston, and later they will stay for a
while with Mrs. Bacon's people at Nor
witch.
James p. Bree has announced himself
as candidate for an appointment on
the commission to be named by the
governor to revise the statutes of the
I state
Mrs. Edward V. Reynolds has gone
to Holderness with her children for the
season.
Referee Henry G. Newton ha formed
a law partnership with Ward Church
and William Fl. Fl. Hewitt, jr., who
We're recently admitted to the bar.
Mrs. Russell Hotchkiss will spend the
remainder Of the summer at Fort Bra
dy Sault de St Marie, Mich, where
Mrs. Hotchkiss' brother, Captain Febi-
ger U. S. A., is stationed at present.
Professor and Mrs. C. H. Smith sailed
for Europe last Saturday.
Oscar +. Stanton, rear admiral, re-
tired, in the United States navy, has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Naval
Veterans to be present at the dinner
which will be given by the association
at the Sea View house at Savin Rock
next Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Wylie of Orange street will
spend part Of this week at Fishers ISL
and. the guest of his sister, Mrs Charles
w Gordon.
First Lieutenant Oscar A. Weed of
the Twenty regiment, United
States volunteers, has arrived in this
city, having been detailed here to assist
Captain Bowen in the work of enlisting
men for the army. He and Captain
Bowen went to Waterbury and Hart
ford Saturday, and the work was ex-
planned to the lieutenant.
The Lynde Harrison cottage at
Leete's Island is open, although Judge
and Mrs. Harrison are out west Miss
I1dIIiSOl Is al lIttl = ISieiI,, llo"CNNl'
and has as her guest at present Miss
Leclerg.
Hartford people registered at hotels
in the White Mountains last week We're:
The Arlington, Bethlehem, Miss M. W.
Allen, Miss ]. Allen, Miss G. Allen, Miss
N. Allen, Miss e. N. Allen; Idlewild
Cottage, S. w. Spencer and wife, Sin
clair house, A. C. billiard Miss Hill
lard Russell Cottages, Kearsarge, |
Warren Hastings, Mrs. j F. Hastings;
Mountain View house, Whitefield Mrs. |
w. T. Bacon; Sunset Hill house, Sugar
Hill, w. Smith. Alice Smith, Mrs. Hav
emeyer Miss j. Havemeyer, L. Have
meyer; Essex house Salem, the Rev. j.
P. Faucon, S. w. Burchmore.
A large party of New Haveners have
registered at the Sinclair house, Beth
lehem, N H., for a brief stay. They
are Mr.. and Mrs, ]. A. Rida. Henry
Ketchell, A. Ochruer, Mr. and Mrs. L..
e. Osborn Miss M Olive Williams, Miss
Jean Williams, Mrs Fl. e. Jackson and
F. H. Smith At the same hotel are
staying John T. Logan and Harry Lo-
gan of Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs, R. H.
Miss Cora c. Hubbell, Miss
Elnora c. Hubbell of Shelton and Mrs.
B. J. Blackstone and Mrs. J. Highonore
IF Branford
Miss Lottie Caldwell, daughter Of Mrs.
Anna Caldwell of Harral avenue,
is visiting her cousin Mrs.
F. A. Lucke of 81 William street. Miss
Caldwell. little miss of eleven, rode to
his city Saturday on her wheel, accom-
panied by Mrs Lucke and Miss Ruth
ellis of William street, this city, on
heir bicycles.
Miss Rita Lord Of Center street, West
Haven, is chaperonng a bevy of Hill
house high school girls at Cosey Beach.
Miss |, ord leaves the first of August for
IN outing at Greenport, l.. |.
The Rev Mr.. Pope and family are To-
,ated for the summer at Woodbury..
James Totten, son of Lieutenant G. A.
=, Totten, has enlisted in Colonel Pet
it's Thirty-first regiment of volunteers
or service in the Philippine islands
Banker William H. Newton of wal ,
ingford will return home the latter part
# next week from a ten days visit
With relatives in Williams, VT. Mrs.
Jewto, will remain some time longer
Miss Maud Vivian of Springfield who I
las been the guest of Mrs. Frederick
sutton in Southington during the past
ew DAYS, has returned home to attend
he reunion of the l.. H. S. class of '96.
Miss Lillian living of Wallingford '