The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-11
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER o U1INGS HERE AND
THERE
At the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal
JOttings.

the Sea and Elsewhere Other Persona
Jottings.
J. r. French, president of the YOUNG
Mems Institute has returned from
very pleasant sojourn Of about tw'
months at Sheffield, Mass,
Colonel Tracy B. Warren proprietor
of the Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport,
former lieutenant of the New Havel
Grays, was in town yesterday.
Miss Helen Hall. who has beer
spending the summer at Kings Ferry
N. Y, returned home on Saturday.
Miss S. Elizabeth Peale of West
Thames street, Norwich, has returned
from a short stay in New Haven
Miss Lucretia H. Clarke returned
yesterday to No. 209 York street, after
having been a guest at the Bellevue
house, Intervale, N. H, during the
summer.
Mrs. Thomas E. Worthington of this
city has for her guest for few days
Mrs. c. B. Nichols of Norwich.
Jesse Mallory left yesterday to spend
month in Norfolk, Conn.
Mrs. Philip Cowell Of this city is en-
joying short vacation with Mrs,
Quinn of Bishop street, Waterbury.
Professor Wurts of Yale and Attor-
ney Talcott H. Russell have arrived
from a five weeks trip to Newfound-
land. They went to Sydney from Bos-
ton by the Plant line steamer and
thence to Newfoundland. They made
pleasant trip by rail across the island,
about 500 miles, and afterwards camp
ed several days in the wilderness. They
had some fishing. Fishing for salmon
however, was not successful as the
streams were too low. A number of
caribou were killed during their stay
north, but they did not go prepared for
hunting.
Miss Maud Hubbard of Green street
is back from a weeks sojourn at At
lantic City
Mrs. Carrie B. Beardsley of STRAIT
ford, who for several weeks past has
been outing at Loon Lake in the Adj
rondacks, returned home Sunday.
Miss Eva Parmelee of Wallingford
has gone for a long visit to her sister,
Mrs Candy of Mexico.
Mrs. William Blair and son, Clar-
ence. of this city, have been visiting
friends in Stratford
The condition of Miss Ethel Wood
daughter of Proprietor Wood of the
Edison house, Southington, had improv-
ed somewhat yesterday morning. Miss
Wood is suffering from malarial fever.
Miss Mary Sullivan of Wallace street
has gone out of the city for a weeks
vacation.
Thomas McKenna of Branford, who
recently resigned with ]. ]. Johnson,
clothiers this city. has accepted posi-
ton in Waterbury.
Mrs. H. P. Hoadley and Miss Hoad-
ley of 304 Crown street return Wednes-
day from Birmingham Lake, N. Y,
where they have been spending the
summer
Mrs Thomas Hargrove of Bridgeport
is the guest of Mrs. Leonard of So
Green street.
Mrs Lavelle of Springfield, o., moth
er of Mrs c. E. Miey of Orange street,
will hereafter reside in this city with
her daughters family.
w. Fl. Wetherell of Montowese street,
Branford spent Sunday with relatives
at Stamford.
H B. Olmstead of Branford left for
Midle town, Saturday, where he will be-
gin the studies of his second year at
Berkeley divinity school.
Miss Mary j. Hotchkiss, who has
been spending the summer at Castle
ton, VT, has gone to Brattleboro for
the month of September
r. A. France has returned to his !
home No u Dwight street, from Fish
er's Island, where he has been stop |
ping.
Mrs. Chester Dorman of Stratford |
has returned from visit in New York |
state.
Dr. W. C. Wurtenberg has returned |
from his vacation spent at Moosehead |
Lake, Me Mrs. Wurtenberg will spend
a part of September at Hanover. N. H.
Henry A. Braddock of this city,
native of Essex, is pending his vacation
al the old home there.
Miss Mamie Collins of Vernon street
has returned from Asbury Park, where
she has been spending two weeks.
Mrs. P. H. Knowles and son, also
Miss Marion More, who have been
Mrs. L. Kutz on Main street,
Essex, have returned to their homes in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charles H. Cough, who formerly re-
s1uGu dl % DWlSIl Sllcel. Dul WIZ lOI
Tome time has been a resident of Pal
ner Mass, removes to California this
,all to take UP a permanent residence.
Charles F. Roberts will so to New
London to-day as court stenogra pher
3f the criminal side of the superior
court.
Miss Margaret Walsh of Green street
and Miss Katherine Neary of Law
'ence street have gone to New York
or week.
Bernard Kivlan of Branford was re- {
ported as slightly improved yesterday ;
but is yet very sick man.
J. Fl. Platt is back from the Forest
md Stream club, Wilmington, VT,
where he spent the greater part of the !
urnmer. 6
Miss May Mohr and Miss Mabel Bal =
ey of Southington are spending their !
-acation in Springfield. f
Miss May G. Carroll who has been 7
listing Miss Lucy Lee of Henry street, ,
eturned to her home in Northampton, ,
lass. I
Eugene Kelly of the New York Sun :
vas the guest of his uncle, e. j. Bird, ,
nd family, of Branford, over Sunday. !
Professor O. H. Richardson of Whit
ey avenue is at home after a pleasant i,
acation spent at Keene Valley. N. Y. :
D. A. Miller of East hartford spent |