The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-12

company in Jersey City, and has left
for that place, where he will spend the
remainder of his vacaton.-Norwich
/ Bulletin.
Mrs. Emerson Barker and family of
| Millplain, Branford, are summering in
Durham.
Mrs. J. c.. Taltman of Boston is a
! guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Scott of
| Millplain.
| Mrs Elizabeth Adams of New York
city, who is summering at Sachem $
| Head with her parents, is spending
| few days with her grandmother and
| aunt at Mrs. SCOTS in Millplain.
Mrs. H. Guy Linsley of Bradford who
| has been a victim of the chills, left on
| Saturday for Warrenville, Windham
county.
Henry Grace of this city, with the
| Bradley Plumbing company, will re-
move his family to Branford tomorrow.
He will have charge of the firms
branch house there.
City Attorney Frank J. Brown, who
was expected to be recovered in health
and to return to his office the first of
this month, has had another setback
and has gone from Bridgeport to his
home in Warren, Pa. Assistant City
Attorney Howard c. Webb, with Attor-
ney John Booth, who is secured by At
torney Brown as his substitute, is act
ing as city attorney.
Mrs w. l.. Crane of Lawrence street
is visiting Mrs. Brainard of Ashley, N.
Y.
Mrs. W. G. Alling and her two young
sons, with a nurse, have been sojourn-
ing in Chester since July l. They ex-
pect to join DIR. Alling August /.
Mrs. Mckay of Boston has moved
into Woodmont cottage, as has also
Mrs. Downs, of the firm of Benedict,
Downs & CO., wholesale coal merchants
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Nesbit are at
Woodmont for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Mountain
Miss Katharine Moore) whose wedding
took place the last week in June have
been visiting Mr.. Mountains people at
Milleville Mass, They left yesterday
for their future home in Butte City, |
Mont.
Jesse D. WEIGH, of d. M WEIGH & |
Son, of this city is stopping at his
Short Beach cottage.
w. S. Welton of this city left Mon |
day for Cheshire and is staying at the
Ivanhoe.
F. w. Damon and family are al the |
old Welch cottage, Short Beach, for
the season.
Miss Anna Sill of Whalley avenue is
spending July and August in the Cats
kills at Ontera Park, with friends
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Halsey of Wha1-
ley avenue will as usual go to Long
Branch for the summer. Mr.. Halsey,
who represents Pach Bros. in this city
during the university season, has repre-
sented the same firm for years at Long
Branch Mr. and Mrs. Halsey will live
at the West End
Major Newton w Perkins of this city
is at Short Beach with his family.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin and daughter,
Lila May, are stopping for the month of
July at the Grenleaf cottage at Short
Beach.
David Steele and family are at their
cottage at Short Beach, and G. w. Ha-
eel and his family are also enjoying the
season at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamilton of
this city left Monday for Nova Scotia
and will pass the summer at Wolfville.
William Fl. Lockwood and family of
Hartford are at their cottage at Short
Beach,
L. w. Fitch of Westvlle with his
granddaughter, Miss Fitch will cave
to-day for their annual sojourn at Sar-
atoga. They will be located at pleas
ant cottage on Woodlawn avenue
Leonard w. Bacon, jr,, and wife are
a cottage at Short Beach.
With them is Ralph Schneeloch of this
city. Mrs Eddowes of New York is a
guest at this cottage.
Charles Morse and son of Meriden are
in one of the Wilcox cottages at Short
Beach.
Ernest L. Isbell, clerk of the city
court of New Haven, and his family are
at the 'Wabeck" cottage, Short Beach,
for the summer.
Leonard w. Cogswell and wife and
Miss Ella Strong are spending a few
weeks with the Misses Meigs of Dur
ham Center.