The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-04
PERSONAL MENTTON.

| D. N Clark left yesterday for his an
nual stay at the White Mountains, N.
D. Clark for the White Mountains and
| Scuam Lake
Miss Ada Ruth has started on trip
through Canada, including Toronto, Nj
agara Falls and Thousand Islands, and
is now registered at the International
| hotel, Niagara, N. Y.
Miss Mabel Parker will leave shortly
to visit relatives in Bridgeport remain
ing there for some time
Albert Zunder went to Saratoga yes
terday, where he will enjoy a two
weeks vacation. He will meet friends
in Springfield, Mass, who will accom-
pany him there.
Mrs. William r. Crane and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen L. Crane of Union ave-
nue., West Haven, will depart for the
Berkshire Hills next Monday. Sheffield,
Mass, is their destination and they will
remain there two weeks.
Mrs. Albert Zunder and son Monroe
left yesterday for stay of a month in
the Catsklls.
DR. Frank Parker of the Manhattan
Eye and Ear hospital is at his home at
Branford Point for August
Miss Theresa O'Loughlin of Whitman
tic is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs L. p Smith and Miss Mabel
Smith of Blake street are at their cot
tage at Middle Beach, Westbrook, for
the rest of the summer.
The Misses Mary and Agnes Kennedy
of Brooklyn are visiting Captain ]. j.
Kennedy, their cousin at his home on
Howard avenue. They will remain here
two weeks, after which they will go to
Shelter Island
Miss Josephine Noonan of Winsted
is being entertained by the Misses Mar
garet and Katherynen Coyne of Olive
street.
Mrs. D. E. Crittenden and her son
Walter of 104 Howe street are on an
outing trip, visiting relatives and
friends in Chicago and Michigan City
and Furnessville, Ind. On their return
they will spend a few days in Ceve-
land
Mrs Charles X. Caldwell of Lynwood
street has left for New York, where
she will visit her son, going from there
to Baltimore to her sister. She will be
absent a month.
Frank A Moore of Boston is visiting
his parents on Howard avenue
Edward Mitchell of Lynwood street,
who has been with his wife and family
at Mulberry Point for the past fort
night have returned
John S. Daley of Guilford, first cor
poral of Battery A, c. N. G.. has re- |
ceived his appointement to second lieu
tenant his commission to date from
July IA.
Miss Pearl Porter and Master Paul
Porter of Townsend avenue have re-
turned from vacation spent in New
Jersey.
Mrs Edward Sheridan of Whitman
tic is the guest of her sister, Mrs. P.
King of Pine street, Fair Haven.
Miss Ella M. Camp of Orange street
has gone to Denver to spend several
weeks, returning to New Haven about
Is.
Miss Lille Fox is SPENDING a few
days with Miss Moeller at the Mosller
cottage, Savin Rock
Mrs Charles H Munson of 2S Lyn-
wood street will leave in a day or two
to he absent five weeks.
Miss Marian Preston of Clinton ave-
lue, Fair Haven, has gone to Blandford,
Mass, to be away until very late in the
fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Eaton of
North Haven have returned from a ten
lays stay at Block Island.
Otto c. Faupel Meriden broker
who has been in business there for five
years, has closed his office and is now
n East Hampton, Conn.,, trying to Re-
He had speculated in stocks
md lost heavily He is said to owe
rom $4,000 to $4,000. but when inter-
viewed he said he did not know how
much he did owe
Rev. W. G. Andrews of Guiford will
cave Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Andrews for a three weeks vacation,
most of which will be spent at ST. AL