The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-18
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR JOURNEYINGS IND
... OUTINGS.
Trips TO the Mountain and seashore-
Many Returning II efreshed and Re-
sOna1 Notes

Many Returning II efreshed and Re-
cuperated-Other Vacation and Per-
sOnaI Notes
Hon. John H. Leeds will address Ad-
mlral Foote post, G. A. r. next Satur-
day evening on "a Trip Through the
Orient"
Owing to the continued i'll health of
y. f. Rice the publishing of the Bran
ford Record has been suspended for the
present.
Comrade A. d. Sanborn has presented
to Admiral Foote post a History of
the Fifth New Hampshire regiment.
Comrade Sanborn commanded COM
pany in this regiment during the Rebel
lion.
Edward McNeaney of Branford has
gone to Paterson. N. j., where he has
accepted a position as polisher in fac
tory in that city.
The descendants, with their families
and relatives, of Uzziah Adams will
hold a reunion at the old homestead in
South Wethersfield on the 2Sth of this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Alling and
Miss Alling, who have been staying at
the New Cliffs hotel, Newport, since
early in June, will not return to town
until the end of the autumn. They
are at present at the Hotel Touraine,
Boston, and will go later to Lake Mo-
honk From Mohonk Mr.. and Mrs.
Alling have planned at present to go
south and they will probably pass the
remainder of this month in Virginia at
the Hot Springs. During October and
November they will be at Washington
Miss Alling is to remain with them at
the capital
The party which Professor and Mrs.
Baur have been conducting on a tour
of Europe since July Is, arrived
safely at New York yesterday on the
steamer La Bretagne. The party con-
sisted of twelve persons, including Mrs.
William A. Wright and son, Heaton
Wright; two sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +.
Tyler and Miss Ward. Miss Vera
Wright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Wright, who went out with the
party, remains in Paris and will pur-
sue her studies for three years. The
party travelled in Holland, Germany,
Switzerland and were in Paris three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman L. Hope of
Hartford We're guests of Adjutant
Franklin Dart at the Soldiers home,
Noroton, during the past few days.
The wedding of Miss Kate Manice and
William Litauer of New York will be
very quietly solemnized In Trinity
churc' this afternoon at 8 o'clock by
the rector, Rev. DIR. Baker. Only the
immediate members of the family viii
be present Miss Manice is the niece of
Judge A. Heaton Robertson and is now
staying with her grandmother, Mrs. ].
B. Robertson, ON Temple street.
President Fl. L. Hotchkiss of the L.
Candee Rubber company is expected
back from the Adirondacks this week
Robert A. Potter, commissioner of
Hartford county, and Mrs. Potter, Miss
Louise M Potter Mrs. Catharine Root,
Miss Mary p. Root and Miss c. Roberts
of Bristol are at the Arlington, in the |
White Mountains.
A recent arrival at the Kearsarge in |
the White Mountains is Henry r. Den
mis-, Yale '99, captain of the Yale crew
during his senior year.
e. c. Frisbie of Hartford arrived |
home from Europe Thursday on the |
Trave from Southampton after an en-
ioyable two months trip through the |
United Kingdom.
Attorney A. B. Hughes of this city is
at the Altamonte, Bethlehem, N. H, for |
two weeks.
Assistant Superintendent Pearce of |
The L. Candee Rubber company is ex-
pected home from his vacation outing
this week.
bnto1 90 wiz,
Friday evening, a pretty dinner was
given the Sunday school class of the
First Baptist church of this city by its
teacher, Mrs. G. S. Dunbar. Among
those who sat down to the tables ware
Mr. and Mrs. William Harper, Mrs
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dunbar, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Smith, Miss Louise Griffin, Mrs.
c. w. Hulse and John w. Griffin.
H. H. Benedict, the coal merchant,
and family return to town this week.
George H. Collett of this city, coach
of the Yale bicycle team and amateur
champion of America in the half-mile
event, has just received an invitation
which few American cyclists had the
of accepting. 1t is an offer to
take European Iflp next summer,
spending several months abroad, COM
peting at the Paris exposition and 9TH
err French meets, with opportunities of
racing in other European countries if
be so wishes. The trip is being arrang-
ed by the New York Athletic club,
which will send team of the three
greatest riders in America to represent
the United States at the Paris exposi-
Lion.
Superintendent Ames of the L. Can
Zee Rubber company has removed with
his family to this city from Hotchkiss
Grove, near Pine orchard, where they
spent the summer.
Professor and Mrs, o. Fl. Richardson,
who are at Stowe, VT, are expected
nome about the middle of this week, as
also are Professor and Mrs. Frank c.
Porter, who have been all summer at !
Madison. ,
Rev Francis Goodwin and James j.
Goodwin of Hartford, with their fami ,
les have returned home from Europe. 4
Professor and Mrs. George e. Day are l
,ack from Woodstock, VT, where they I
vent from the White Mountains late in
August.
George S. Demng of this city very
successfully conducted Sunday school