The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-15
ABOUT new HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUNNI Err OUTINGS HERE IND
THERE.
At the Seashore. the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal
lettings.

At the Seashore. the Mountains, Across
Jottings.
Miss Cora B. Hotchkiss, stenographer
at the l.. Candee office, has gone 10
Bethany for two weeks stay.
Attorney S. c. Morehouse is in Marsh
field Hill, Mass, where his young son is
critically Ill and not expected TO live.
Mrs Morehouse and her son went TO
massachusetts about Two weeks ago in
the hope that the change of air would
benefit the boys health Word was re-
ceived in this city yesterday by friends
that the child was not expected to live
through the day.
Henry C Eeydel, with the Security
Insurance company, has gone to Sarato-
ga and Lake George on his vacation.
David Callahan, formerly superinten-
dent at Even Mcintyre & Co.'s store in
this city, but now resident of Salt
Lake City, is visiting friends in New
Haven Mr.. Callahan went west about
five years ago on account of i'll health,
and is now engaged in the book bust
ness in Salt Lake City. He is in the
best of health.
James ]. Flynn and Carl G. McCor-
mack are stopping at he Branford Point
house for short time.
Captain j. F. Dougherty, of steamer 8,
who was Frustrated by the heat on Sat-
urday, is still confined to his home on
Davenport avenue. He was much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Converse of
Broadway have been among the Cats
kill mountains the past week.
Lieutenant Charles K. Hutchinson of
the naval battalion is at Pittsfield, vt.
A party of New Haveners started last
night for the Catskills. The party is
composed of Mrs. R. A. Libbey, E.
Wood, Miss C. S. Libbey and Miss M.
A. Dorhenwend
President Hadley is in the Adiron-
dacks to remain about ten days in the
mountains. Arson Phelps Stokes, IT.,
secretary of the Yale corporation, is
also with his family In the Adirondacks
The Stokeses have a shooting box in the
Adirondacks. Rev. Mr.. Stokes leaving
here with his brother for there a month
ago. Among the other prominent Yale
people near Paul Smiths are Captain
Blagden of the Yale crew, Dan Cook,
the Yale baseball player, and Zeke
Bronson of this citp, captain of the Yale
college nine.
Miss Josephine Maher, stenographer
to Director Troup in the office of the
department of public works, starts on
her vacation to-day She will go to
New York for a few days to visit friends
and will on Saturday start for Madison
with party of nine other young la
dies escorted by Mrs. German, as chap
erone. Miss Alice Chaplin, stenographer
to City Clerk Norris, will be one of the
party. She began her vacation yester-
day. The young ladies have rented a
cottage or the beach
Miss Lottie Harrison, who has been a
guest of Mrs. Monroe Of Elm street has
returned to her home in Cornwall
DR.. Rosenb nth of Southineton return |
ed from his outing at Lake Piseco, N. Y, /
Miss Mary Bernice Simmons of % /
Woolsey street left on the 1905 train |
yesterday to visit relatives and friends
in Somerset, Fall River, Mass, Provi-
dence, and Pawtucket, r. l.
Dwight Lewis of Marion, Southington, |
is critically i'll.
Miss Florence Cullum of 112 Dwight |
street is spending par tof her vacation
at the cottage Of one of her schoolnates
at Sachem's Head.
The latest arrivals at the Hotel Sea
View are: William j. Hewitt and R. F.
Reed of Waterbury, George Sherman of
Brooklyn, N Y; J. j. Buckley, H. ].
Woodward, Mrs Brown, Mrs. w. E.
D.,l.o-
George E. Sanderson of Chicago, S. J.
Chambe Mrs. S. J. Chambers of Rich
mond, Va. c. A. Wedge, K Leary, Mar
garet Herman of Naugatuck; Mrs.
Meeker & Son of New Britain, E.
Coombs and wife of Woodbury. Gus
Rubin, Matty Matthews, William Mad
den of New York.
Registered al the Beach house yester-
day were: Mrs. K. Hogan and family of
Hartford; M. Greeuspecht M. e. Golden
of New York; Mary and Kitty McQuil-
Ian, Grace McGurgan Of Holyoke Mass
A. H. Metcalf, druggist of Dixwell
avenue and Lake Place, and wife re-
turned yesterday after ten days So
journing in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Pardee of
Montowese leave Friday morning for
two weeks outing, which will be spent
in the vicinity of Lake Champlain.
Charles L. Spencer and family of
Suffield returned on Saturday from a
two weeks outing at Branford
Miss Elizabeth Monahan of Pearl
street is spending her vacation in
Litchfield.
Miss Minnie Clancy of 80 Henry
street Is spending four weeks in New
York with friends
Miss Ethelyn L. Hull is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Mabel E. Austin of
this city, at Madison.
Postal Clerk William McManus and
family of Arch street are spending their
vacation at Litchfield Hills.
Miss Henrietta E. Daley with