The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-14
ABOUT new HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE AND
THERE.

At the seashore, the Mountains, Acros.
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal
Jottings.
DR.. Bayard Barnes of the Sheffield
Scientific school, son of E. Henry
Barnes Of the firm of Sperry & Barnes
sails for Europe to-day for stay of
some weeks abroad.
Miss Florence Bellew of Davenport
avenue has returned after few weeks
sojourn in Litchf1eld.
Miss Mabel Rochfort of Edwards
street and Miss Louise Reiman Of Law
renee street left yesterday for stay of
several weeks at the Fifth Avenue no.
tel at Asbury Park, N. j.
Miss Lena Barr and Miss Hattie Men
doza have returned after a short vaca-
ton at Morris Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor returned
Saturday from a very pleasant stay of
several months in Europe
Miss Mae Balbier of this city has left
town to spend few weeks in Litch-
field
Thornton Hunt and David Roberts
sailed for Europe last Saturday to re-
turn in the fall.
At the Covill cottage, Morris Cove, the
Buttercup club Is spending ten days
outing. The members are Misses Carrie
Bassett, Alta Carter Lena Lowe, Ef1le
Jones, Jessie Holt, Miss Konold, Messrs
Evart. Angus, Platt, Hitchcock, john
son and Greist. The party is chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman of Mt.
Vernon, NJ Y.
President William T.. Fields, of the
National Tradesmen's bank, and wife
are at Waumbek in the White Noun
tains, where also are number of other
prominent New Haveners, as mention
ed yesterday.
Mrs. Marcus O. Babcock of Branford
gave a children's party on Saturday
from until o'clock for her niece, Car
RE Bishop of Cheshire, who is her
guest. The young misses spent very
pleasant afternoon with games, follow
ed by tea, then music in the early even
ing. In the party were Ethel Moore,
Alice Meigs, Edith Testor and Hazel
Johnson.
F. e. Spencer, of the State street
wholesale firm of Spencer & Matthews,
and his wife are enjoying their stay at
the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, mill
lion dollar hotel, where they have been
for a number of weeks and where they
viii remain until early in the fall, then
returning home. Mr.. Spencers health
has gained materially during his stay
in Quebec, as the public will be glad~to
learn ~
The Rev. Mr.. Wilcox Of this city is a
guest at the Baptist parsonage in Bran
ford.
Herbert l.. Bradley, of the former we'll
known firm Of Hemingway & Bradley,
and his wife, who have been sojourning
at the Woodbine cottage, Short Beach,
since July 1, will remain there until
September. Sojourning with them for
r. Meshurul of New York city, who is
a flour merchant there and has been in
the same business for forty years.
The Rev. Francis B. Whitcome, for
merly rector of Trinity church; Bran
ford, but now of Poughkeepsie, preach
ed at Trinity, Branford, Sunday morn
ing and was greeted by large con-
gregation. Mr. Whitcome, with his
family, is spending August on the |
Branford coast.
Samuel Denison of this city is visiting
friends in Old Mystic.
Igrael Kelsey was considerably better !,
and his family and physician
believe him to be on the road to recov-
cry.
Misses Katie Wall and Nellie and |
Bridget Evans of Wallingford have re-
turned home from weeks stay at |
Stony Creek.
Frank M. Evarts of this city has been
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Nelson J.
in Mantle.
MI. and Mrs r. /. Foster of Walling-
ford spent Sunday with relatives at
Morris Cove. They left yesterday morn
ng for a two weeks vacation in South
Miss Adela Lichtblau Of ROTOR Hill,
Norwalk, has returned to her home af-
Ter spending pleasant week in New
Haven.
The Misses Leonard and Blakesley of
his city, who have been guests At the
Butler homestead, Kensington, return
id Saturday
Ex-Alderman Pierce, assistant super
ntendent of the Candee rubber works,
will spend a vacation of two weeks at
lis OLD nome IN FenIlSylVdHld.
Selectman Fay, Miss Annie Fay, Burt
ray, Mrs Casper Reising, Miss Elfreda
9eising, Casper Reising, jr, Charles
Faith and Miss Clara Holden of South
ngton left yesterday for a two weeks
,uting at Summer Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Walsh of
<ensington street, New Britain, have
IS their guest Miss Kittie Ryan Of this
ity
Miss Katherine Corey Of New York,
Who is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Will
lam O'Brien of 1874 Blatchley avenue,
will leave this city after short sojourn g
ere for the west She will go to Cali
ornia direct, but upon her return east I
will stop at several of the important 7
tiles This will be her third trip across
he continent.
Lawyer Jacob P. Goodhart has re-
urned from trip to Prince Edwards T
Stand and Nova Scotia. n
Henry r. Blake, president of the park r
has returned to the city n
fter an absence of nearly three weeks. 4
hat time was spent in very pleasant \
,ip along the northeast coast of Massa- q
husetts, with several days in and about :,
oston. During this trip Mr.. Blake, -
18th interest borne of his connection n
18th the municipal park system of this b