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

/ NoJ Will HIS CIdSSlliettSJ w imam
Knowles of Worcester, Mass, for trip
to the Yellowstone Park and further
westward, Edward @. TroWbridge, son
of e. Hayes Trowbridge, Yale '99 aca-
demic, will sail July 18th for short
| trip in Europe. He will sail ON one of
| the Hamburg line steamers.
d. Cady Eaton, who is sojourning in
| Litchfield, was in town yesterday on a
| short business trip.
| Mr.. and Mrs George P. Merwin of 1877
| Wall street and Miss Daniels leave here
| next Tuesday for their annual stay at
Princeton, Mass, where they have
spent many summers. They will remain
there until September l.
| Mrs. r. G. Robinson of Oxford visited
her daughters, Misses Carrie and Ber-
that Robinson, in Derby over Sunday,
and they now, with their brother Pearl,
are spending the week at their home
in Oxford Center.
Frank D. Wetmore, a member of the
Republican league, leaves to-day for q
stay of month at the Rangeley Lakes
He will stop in Boston on business to-
day and tomorrow, then proceeding to
the Lakes, and expects to enjoy some
SoCi lit DSIilS duitC CO 'NiS ~
catching the glossy trout. He captured
some fine trout on one of his Canada
excursion trips last year. Next week his
father, w. w. Wetmore, his mother and
sister, with whom he resides on Whalley
avenue will go to him at the Rangeley.
Mr.. Wetmore, who returned recently
from three months business tour in
the west, reports that everywhere he
found business booming as it had not
been before In years.
Mr. F'ifield, former principal of Eaton
school, with Mrs Fifield and their fam
lily, will go on Saturday to Castine, Me,
for the vacation months.
Miss Lizzie Barnes of Oxford is the
guest of relatives at Sachems Head for
q few weeks
Rev. G.. L. Schaeffer and r. l. San
ford of Oxford are camping out at Lake
Bantam in Litchfield for the week. They
went well equipped for fishing.
Charles M. Smith of Walker & Co..
merchant tailors, starts Saturday morn
ing on his vacation tour, visiting several
places of interest in Europe. Mr.. Smith
will return some time in August or Sep
tember. He leaves on the fast sailing
steamer Patricia His many friends are
to give him quite a send off,
Miss Cora B. Foster of this city is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Harring
ton on Center street in Waterbury. Miss
Foster expects to remain in Waterbury
for couple of weeks
Mrs Angie Hull Dickens of 20 Frank
lin street, Danbury, is spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bunnell
Of New Haven at their summer home
in Southport.
Mrs. Harriet Osborne of. Georgetown
is entertaining her grandson, Alonzo Os-
borne of New Haven.
Clarence Olmstead and family of this
city are at the home of Mr.. Olmstead's
father, Charles Olmstead of Branch
vile.
Rev. j. P. Trowbridge of the Congre-
gational church. Passport was assisted
in the commemoration of the Lords
supper last Sunday by Rev c. j. Haw-
kns of New Haven. He based his able
and acceptable remarks on the first |
chapter of Coloesians
Mrs. McWilliams and three daughters. !
Rev. c. J. Hawkins and his mother, |
Mrs. Parsons and daughter, are among |
the number from New Haven who are
at the Trowbridge house, Eastford.
Mrs. Mary Hine of this city is at her
home in Eastford.
Mrs. Horace P. Hoadley and Miss
Hoadley are domiciled for the season at |
the Grant house, Jefferson Heights, in
the Catskile.
John H. Rowland of Brooklyn, n. Y,
deputy collector of internal |
revenue in this city, was in town over
the Fourth.
A. McC Matthewson of this city is at
South Woodstock.
Miss Emma Weckworth of New Brit
ain is visiting in Southington.
Mrs. S. H. Read left yesterday for
Oronoque to be away all summer.
Mrs. Lizzie Tregonon of Boston will
spend her vacation in Southington with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Glea-
son.
Judge George ColweIl and family of
are occupying their cottage
at Walnut Beach.
Charles T. Downes is at Transport,
D., for stay.
e. r. Newell of Southngton has
caught one of the kissing bugs and has
il on exhibition 1t was caught near his
acme in Plantsville.
John D. Desmond of the Gamble-Des-
mond company has gone for a three
weeks sojourn in Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Alling nee Miss
Katherine TerrelD have returned from
heir wedding tour and are at their
nome on Whitney avenue, the Prof.
stevens house which they have taken
Turing the family's residence in Eu-
'ope
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson of this
,ity are at the Leulla cottage, Wood
mont, for the summer
H. A. Parker and family Of Milldale
eturned from Hartford yesterday
George Henry Smith, Yale so, will
pend the summer with his mother at
oownal, VT.
Edward WEIGH of Bristol street,
has taken position as
CONDUCTOR on the tramway line there.
J. H. Kivlan of this city has gone for
he remainder of July to South Bend,
nd
Mrs. J. D. Madsen with her daughter
md son, Maud and John, of Southins-
on, left yesterday for Holyoke, Mass,
where they will enjoy a weeks vaca-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Morse of Cheshire