The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE AND THERE.
At the Ecasllore, the Mountains, Across the sea and Elsewhere Other Personal JOftin1a

Jottings.
 Frederick D. Grave and family vii start Wednesday on the new steamer Deutschland for Europe, to be gone about three months. They will visit the Paris exposition, making their head quarters In that city. L.. Costales vii sail on the same steamer.
 Dr. B. Austin Cheney sails this week for trip of several weeks abroad.
 Mrs. J. A. Peck and her children ol Clinton avenue, who have been at Short Beach for two weeks, will return home next week.
 Mrs. Harry Cause of Wilmington Del, is the guest of ex-Governor Inger- soil at his home on Elm street.
 Dumond P. Merwin of Milford, who is well known in this city, has been i'll at his home in Milford since last Monday suffering with severe attack of pneu- monia. He was reported to be in very much improved condition yesterday and his recovery Is now certain. Mir Merwin was member of the '97 legis- lature.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry F. English, after staying two weeks at Templeton. near Princeton. Mass, have gone to Went worth, N. H., for two weeks, and will then return With their family to Mag noia on the shore near Boston.
 Dr. J. B. Brockseiper of New Britain, the son of the late Frederick w. Brock sieper of Montowese, will shortly open an office in this city
 The Rev. pr. Harwood, the public will be glad to learn, is enjoying better health than for long time past. Mrs. Harwood, his wife, has gone to East hampton for a short visit to Mfr. and Mrs. DeKay.
 Miss Chapfn, stenographer for City Clerk Norris, has begun the laborious but very valuable task of copying out the early records of the city of New Haven. The early record is fading by reason of the fact that the ink has died out and eaten into and through the pa- per.
 Harry Chidsey, son of William P Chidsey of East Haven, who broke his arm recently by falling from a veranda, is getting better. He is attended by Dr. Holbrook
 Mrs. William Rice, child and maid Miss Laura Sargent and Prof. and Mrs Beebe, left August for Rye Beach, N. H.. for the rest of the month.
 Miss Katherine Bernhart of 45 Win chester avenue Is spending her vacation at Saranac Lake, New York
 Miss Maud Munson and Miss liar riet Munson of Whitney avenue leave this week for Bethlehem, N. H., for the rest of the season.
 William Cochran, aged thirteen, the son of William Cochran, an employe of the Rubber shop, who lives in West Haven, fell Saturday morning while playing ball with some other boys, and his right arm was broken between the wrist and the elbow. He went to New Haven hospital, where the fracture was reduced.
 City Clerk Norris has received an in- vitation for the city to have represen- tative at the convention of the Ameri- can Society of Municipal Improvements, which is to be held in Milwaukee. Wis, August 2s.
 The members of the l. T. Whist club had an enjoyable outing at the cottage of Miss Frances Kirchoff Wednesday, at Woodmont The day was spent in playing ball, music and whist in the evening. The first prize was won by Miss Grave and MT. Spiegel; the conso- lation by Miss Ruff and MT. Hessler.
 MT. and Mrs. George Xavier Mac Lanahan are visiting MT. and Mrs Den- ming Duer on Whitney avenue.
 Mrs. A. M. Milander, nee deLafayette, of New York has been visiting friends in this city She left Thursday for Lake Hopatchong, where she will spend the rest of the season.
 c. c. Trowbridge of 210 Prospect street. who has been critically i'll in New York for a number of weeks, has SO far recovered as to leave for Ardsley a few days hence.
 Mir and Mrs. H. B. Armstrong and family and Mrs. Benjamin Fl. Cobb and daughter, Miss Mabel, have gone to woodstock, Conn.,, for the month of Au- gust Mir and Mrs c. D. Parmelee of Quir- nipac avenue left Saturday for Narra- gansett Bay, where they will spend the remainder of August.
 Miss Amy Austin, who is q very prom is:ng member of the musical circle in New Haven, is stopping at the Carleton at Carleton, Vt. With her at the same place is Miss Emma White of this city. who is also one Of New Haven's musi- l clans. l MT. and Mrs F. W. J. Sizer of Fair | Haven Heights, have returned from a | very pleasant stay in Litchfield and vi- | cinity.
 Henry w. Elton of York street is stopping at Chastcrtown, Adirondacls, | N. Y.
 Last night the Winchells entertained | a party of people at dinner at Overland ! to meet Mfr. Winchell's sister, Miss Win chel of New Haven. The guests were Dr. and Mrs. Black, Mir. and Mrs. Gaggs, Miss McMutrie and her brother John, MT and Mrs Fred Chamberlain and Dr. Stevens-Denver Tribune, July 26
 Professor r. A. Fowler and family are 5oiourning at one of the Beach Burwell cottages below Woodmont. Charles Fowler, organist at St. Johns P. F. church, this city. Is with them having recovered from his illness.
 Miss Eleanor Tyler left last week for Westfie d, N. Y, to be away month. Miss Mary Sullivan, soprano of St. Mary's choir, will spend her vacation at Watch Hill and Block Island.
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