The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-21
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE IND
 THERE.
At the seashore, the Mountains, Across the Sea and Illseyhere-OtherP Personal Jottings.

| Charles M, Walker of The Charles lMonson company has gone with his
 family to the Red Lion Inn at Stock
 bridge, Mass, for two weeks.
 Dr. Louis M. Gompertz, In company
 with Dr. Owens of New York and Dr.
 T. J. Kemp of Washington, left yester- Iday for Chicago visiting many places
 of interest en route.
 w. S. Fenn of Bristol, who has been breaking all of the amateur records as a bicycle rider this season, will contest
 with Alexander for the middle distance
 championship this week in Hartford.
 Samuel D. Woodhouse of Yale, who
 has been spending his vacation abroad
 with party of student friends, is ex- pected home to-day
 Dr. Bishop and wife of New London
 and Mrs. George Pardee have been call
 ed home from Ocean Grove on account
 of the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Camp of Ward street.
 | The Rev. Charles Stewart of Newport
 has accepted the call of the St. Phillips
 Episcopal church on Grove street, Put nam.
 | Mr. and Mrs. M. F. ~arter, the su- l
 Island Harbor house, Lake George
 New York.
 The Rev. pr. George P. Mains, one
 of the managers of the Methodist Book
 concern in New York, and his family were in Bristol over Sunday as the
 guests of w. E. Sessions. MT. Mains preached In the Methodist church both | morning and evening.
 Miss Katherine O'Sullivan, stenog~ rapher In the office of the clerk of the superior court, left yesterday for short vacation at Asbury Park. Professor J. Henry Smith, wife and daughter, who have been spending the summer with Mir Smiths aunt. Mrs. Henry Woodhouse of Irenox street, started for their home in the suburbs of Detroit, Mich, yesterday morning. Mrs r. Coleman Boyd of Geo ~ge street has returned from western New York state, where she spent several weeks at the famous Summer School Chautauqua visiting beautiful Niagara Falls and other places.
 Charles K. Hague of Southington spent Sunday in this city as the guest of Adam Mackie
 County Commissioner F. H. Hall and D. E. Lyon of North Wlndham returned Sunday afternoon from a two weeks visit in Nova Scotia.
 Miss Myrtle A. Pickering of Whalley avenue has gone to Rhiander, Wis, for an extended visit with friends.
 George H, Archibald of Montreal, vice president of the Springfield Bible Normal college will hold series of meetings in Rockville next October for the instruction of Sunday school work CTS.
 Miss Kitty Dunn, bookkeeper at the New Haven public market, left yester- day on a two weeks vacation trip. She will spend one week at Saratoga, after which she will go on to Canton, O., where she has near relatives.
 Miss Josephine Eagan, Miss Anna Me- Carthy and the Misses Crowley started for a two weeks stay at Atlantic City yesterday morning.
 Daniel Readett, night superintendent l of the Hartford division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road, has left with his family for Cres- cent Beach, where he will spend two | weeks.
 HUHldS EIlBllSfl, WHO mas been en- | ployed by the Mathushek Piano com pany, West Haven, for the past ten years, has taken charge of large fac tory in New York owned by the Wiss- ners.
 James H. Reynolds of West Haven is somewhat better, and if no relapse oc- CUTS will, it is believed, steadily i'm prove He is still very much pros trated
 Mrs. Carrie F. Haven and daughter Lillian and Miss Josephine Amidon of Wethersfield sailed for Europe Wednes- day, August 8, on the steamer Deutsch- land of the Hamburg American line
 The condition of Israel A. Kelsey of West Haven was yesterday about the same as it was on Sunday and his phy- sicians are of the opinion that he is slowly improving and that he will soon be better.
 Master Milton Buxbaum of 454 Con- gress avenue celebrated his thirteenth at his home with his parents and large company of friends Sunday night. Twenty of the young friends of Master Milton sat down to a large din- ner, which Caterer Stewart served When each had partaken of the exten- 5ive menu attention was turned to mu- sic, both vocal and instrumental, and he evening passed off most pleasantly. Many handsome presents were received oy Master Buxbaum. Among the guests if his parents were MT and Mrs Ro- 'enzweig of New York, Mr. and Mrs. J. { Blum of New York, MT and Mrs. s. 1irsch of Philadelphia, MT and Mrs. S. Hermann, Philip Buxbaum, l.. Well ' md A. Buxbaum. 7 Policeman James B. Donnelly, one Of l he two campus patrolmen, started yes- 1 erday morning with Mrs. Donnelly on f trolley trip to Boston. According to l he itinerary, the couple left the green I morning at ' o'clock, taking Fair Haven and Westville car to NJ. going cross country to South ngton by carriage From Southinston ]
 trolley car to New Britain was to be aken. At New Britain the journey will be commenced nVer ha thir5-rai1 I