The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-14
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR SUMMER OUTINGS and
JOURNEYINGS.
Delightful Trips TO Seashore and Noun
tain and Across the Ocean-Other Fer
sOnal JOttings of Interest.

tain and Across the Ocean-Other Per-
sOnR1 JOttings of Interest.
Mrs. Waterbury and her mother Mrs
Atwood of Howe street, have gone to
Norfolk for three weeks.
The Misses Margaret and Annie Seery
OF this city, who have been visiting the
Misses Secrecy of Bridge street. VIM
sted, returned to their home SATURDAY
Arthur D. Osborne, I'd, and Arthur H..
Osborne, who have been spending a lew
weeks at Asquam lake, have joined
their grandmother, Mrs. johnson at the
cottage.
Rev. James Bixler OF the Second
Congregational church, New London,
formerly of this city. has returned
from his vacation and preached to his
own congregation at both services Sun
day.
Miss Frances Barney is visiting in
Buffalo with relatives. She has been
there since the close of school and will
remain until September |.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Munson, G. w.
Utton and family and Miss Gertrude
Dowd of Winsted left Saturday for a
two weeks sojourn at Short Beach.
Mrs Bows of New Haven Clinton D.
Smith of Riverton and Eugene Hyatt
of Waterbury are the recent arrivals
at Mrs Blodgett's in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker and
Thomas Hooker, jr., who have spent
some time at Mount Pleasant, White
Mountains are again registered for Au-
gust.
The first large hop of the season at
the Uplands, Bethlehem, was given
with great success on Tuesday evening.
The New Haveners present were Mrs.
f. NJ Alling, Miss May Dodson and
Miss Mabel Alling
Mrs. E. Hayes Trow bridge, Hayes l..
frowbridge and Miss Dorothy l.. Trow
bridge, on their return to the Profile
house last week, were given greetings
by many prominent society people
some of whom, like the Trowbridge
family, visit the Profile each season.
Among those who return to Hotel
Look Off, Sugar Hill, N. H., every
year from New Haven are Mrs. M. c.
Metcalf, Mrs. William Hillhouse and
Miss Emily Belts.
A. B. Stillman, telegraph editor of
the New York Sun, is spending week
with his family in Westbrook. Mr.
StilIman in giving details of the strike
of the Suns employees said he himself
had been obliged to set type.
Forty-eight years ago Deacon Joshua
Haley Of the borough of Stonington
conceived the idea of holding a family |
reunion, and after a conference with
others, through whose veins coursed |
ha IuaS aH |
into effect. The reunions grew popular
and have become an established occur
ence. The announcement is made that
the gathering this year will take place
near the residence of James Norman,
in Old Mystic, on Thursday, August II.
The affair will be conducted as bask-
ct picnic but tea and coffee will be
provided for all at the place of meeting.
The Haeys and their families residing
in New London and adjoining towns
are to participate.
Mrs. Phelps Montgomery and Miss
Montgomery are numbered among the
old patrons at the Profile.
Clifton Brater of Brooklyn and
Frank H. Graver of Florence, Mass, a
brother of Mrs. Kidder, are the guests
of Rev and Mrs. B. r. Kidder of Win
sted, formerly of this city
Miss Ruth Ensign has returned from
Conn, after a weeks
stay. Miss Ensign has for the past
year been a student at one of the ia
nous converts in Canada. She will
return there this fall.
Miss Elizabeth T. Kane, graduate
Of the Normal school, New Britain has
accepted the position of teacher in the
primary department of the Center
school in Bloomfield.
D. N Clark of Westville, who is in
N. H., for his fourteenth
season, is guest at the Alpine house.
George E. Eliot, Yale 'S6, has been an ,
pointed master of the Morgan school at
Clinton, one of the foremost academies
n the state Mr.. Eliot is well known
is a scholar of unusual abilities, and +
is an excellent school manager, and
us many friends in the state will be +
pleased to hear of his appointment He E
succeeds Dwight Holbrook, who resign :
ID last June after twenty-one years of 6
ervice as master of the school, Mr. ,
eliot has been sub-master of Morgan 7
chool since his gradua ton from Yale.
md is well fitted to take UP the duties
# his new position.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Leete and +
aughter, Miss Ida Leete, who together
Nth a party of New Haveners sailed
Or the other side on July IL, will leave q
Or home August 25. Their trip has n
cen a delightful one.
Professor H. w. Farnam and family I
all for Europe August Is. u
Miss Jennie Hills is visiting in Pei
Ter, Mass. at the home of G.. A. Rice +
Mrs. Henry Thompson of Chicago re- t
lrned to her home on Tuesday, after >
isiting at the cottage of her parents ,
If. and Mrs. Samuel Hodgson. The
[odgsons have a delightfully."- situated
,ttage at Oriental Park
DR.. Francis Bacon and wife of 80
Ugh street are at Petershaw, Mass. -
The Misses Arnold of Dwight street :,
ave gone to Williamstown, Mass, in "
le berkshire Hills, to be away about
ontE.
S. Loeb and family of No. 129 st. FL
Jim street are at Litchtield during the w
onth of August tt
Samuel Stevens, formerly of Canton, p
onn, now of Detroit, Mich, is visiting B
RS. Charles Allen of Chapel street. fr
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Schroeder have G
turned after a trip pleasantly spent til
Newport They We're aWaV for two IL