The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-30
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE IND
THERE
Az the seashcrc, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other PERSONAL

the Seannd EEseyyhere-Ot her PeHsoh"i
Jottinss.
Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Bergstresser or
New York city arrived this week at the
Munger homestead, North Blahlora'
Conn, to remain the rest of the season.
They have Just returned from an eX-
tended trip through Alaska, British CO.
lumbia. and the Puget Sound country.
Mr. Bergstresser is one Of the editors
and proprietors of the Wall Street jour-
nal which has been publishing letters
from his pen during his absence. Mr..
Berkstresser believes that there is
great future for Alaska, but ADVISES
against going there without suhclenl
capital 10 start in business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hayes TroWprldge
and daughter Dorothy leave for Beth
lehem, N H.. August /, to remain
| through the month.
| Dr. Waldo H. Minor has gone to Lake
| George. He will return home in about
| two weeks.
Miss Mary p. Christie of &C Trumbull
street is at Green Mountain lodge wa
terbury Center, VT.
| Lawyer e. P. Arvine has returned
home from a pleasant and enjoyable
trip to Portland Me-, Quebec ard Mon
treal
c. S. Hastings and family are at steal
Harbor, Mt Deesrt, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Parsons will leave
for their summer home in Martina
Vineyard the last of August. remaining
there until well into September
Mrs. Elizabeth Peck and family OF
New Haven are occupying the stone
house at Yves: Norfolk,
Mrs. Fl. S. DeForest and Miss Deror-
est are at West Cornwall, Conn.
Major Taylor, the coored rider who
was so popular with the attendants at
the races at the Coliseum track Friday
night, has decided to make his head
quarters in New Haven for week or
two at least. He has entered his name
in the races to be given at the track
next Friday night, and also in the races
to be given here a week from that time,
Miss e. ]. Elliott of Grove hall is at
Owinego house, Crawford. Conn,
Malcolm Booth of Dwight street is
spending few days with his parents
at Peacedale, *. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Trowbridge of
Grove street are spending the summer
season in the White mountains.
Attorney william A. Wright and Mrs
Wright left for Europe Saturday ard
will be absent until September 10 Theii
daughter is studying in Paris.
Miss Susan f. Daggett of Grove street
is at Ridgefeld, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e, Foote of Baltimore
and Miss Edith Sloane, their grand
daughter. are naying a visit 20 Miss II
M Hubbard OF Quinnipiac street.
Mr. and Mrs George L, Dickerman OF
Temple street leave August 1 for Sea
Harbor. Me. where they will remain
until October l.
Mrs c. f. Messenger and her son
Clifford, have recently spent two weeks
with Mrs W. G. Braley at her Pine Or
chard cottage.
Mrs Joseph B. Sargent and family
are at Ridgafield, Conn, for the remain
der of the season,
Professor and Mrs George e. Day
who have been stopping at Norfolk dur
ing July, have gone to the Hawkhurst
Litchfeld, where they will remain un
til September. ,..
Miss Kate Hurd Of New Haven is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Green a
, Lake Waramaug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hemingwa,
, leave August / for Bethlehem, Whit
Mountains where they will remain
? through the mouth.
: Mrs. p f. Cannon has gone to Madi
| trit he nipCpG
, Gertrude Spencer and Irene Smith.
Mrs Francis G Beach and Mrs. Jane
Wheeler left last Saturday for week
$ stay at Fishers Island.
? Herbert f. Hubbard, who was obliee
t to quit his place at driver for the Mer
] win Provision company on account o
| having three severe hemorrhages wen
/ to Worcester about three weeks ago an
from there he went on Friday to Hins
dale. N. H. He is much better than h
/. was when he went away, and nov
weighs seven pounds more than he al!
q month ago.
Charles RI. Merwin of So Bisho
: street and Mr.. Mills, engineer at tn
e Hubbell & Merwin factory, took a tri
:, on their bikes to Meriden yesterday
It visiting Meriden friends and took
: spin around Hanover and Hubbar
e parks, returning in the evening.
n DR.. and Mrs ]. p. c. Foster are q
their cottage at Short Beach for TT
: summer.
l. On August Seligman Zunder, tellt
II in the National Savings bank, will sa
IS for Germany on the steamer Frederic
g. the Great. This Is the steamer Whic
came near being burned in the recer
= fire at Hoboken This is his first Wis
to Germany since he came here fort.
nine years ago. That he may have
very enjoyable visit is the wish of II
host of friends of this genial official
Mrs. J. Walsh Of Fall River is visitir
her son, Walter r, Walsh of MARKS
:, street.
:. j. M. Rogers, formerly employed {
:, the steamer Chester Chaplin OF the NE
Haven line, has accepted position {
the City of Lowell.
~ A surprise party was given to Mi
10 Mamie j. Nagel of 456 Congress aven'
Thursday evening.
Mr. Leonard superintendent OF Il
Prudential Life Insurance compan
VI will give clam bake and days outii
to the members of the local staff of h
20 company on Tuesday, August |. All t
a refreshments of the season, solid, liqu
Il and evanescent will be served. The
RS will be a dance, games and good til
le generally.