The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-17
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE and
THERE.
At the seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal
Jottimgs.

land popular jeweler, John III. G. Durant,
is stopping in Madison. Their daugh-
tiers, Miss Nellie, Miss Addie and Miss
Katherine are also there.
aIiss Alice c. Bevin, who fell from the
verandah rail at MIS-. George Whites in
East Hampton Monday, severely injur-
ing her elbow, was taken to New Ha-
ven Tuesday for treatment. 1t was
found no bones were broken, but 1t was
badly bruised and several muscles torn.
The Misses Clara and Letitia Stanley,
I Sadie Kane and Vertie Kenney are eX-
pected home to-day after spending two
weeks at Clinton, Conn.
| Master George Hodge of New Haven
has returned home after visit with
his cousins, Miss Dorothy Hodge and
Master Austin Hodge Of IA North street,
| Danbury.
A Jolly party of young ladies and
gentlemen who are domiciled at the
Glover cottage, Short Beach, for the
month Of August are: Misses Daisy and
Mabel johnson, Miss Helen Hine of
Hartford. Miss Matte Thompson of
Derby, Miss sallie Matthews and Miss
~ IIt~ISOll III ANCN Law Sii, " i'S'7S
of New York James Trumbull Of
Springfield, and Paul Watrous Of New
Haven. On Friday evening lawn par
ty was given by the young folks and
was great success.
Miss Fanny Butler of this city has re-
turned home after a visit with Miss
Bessie Stanley of Main street, NorWalk.
Miss Loretta Crowley returned home
Friday from a stay Of a month at
Brookline Mass, and Providence, R. I.
Mrs. Frederick B. Morehouse of this
city has been spending a few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Kemper in State street, Westport.
Miss Tessie Flynn, sister of DR.. James
Flynn of this city, who has been guest
of Miss Eleanor Dolan, who is summer
ing at the Beach house, hos returned
home. Miss Flynn and Miss Dolan were
the guests of Mrs. William Bernatche |
of Hall avenue, Wallingford, for few
days.
Alice Fetch of New Haven is at Mrs
N. Proctor's in Woodbury. for a few
days.
Miss Carrie Hartung, who has been
dangerously Ill, is recovering.
Miss Helen Hine and Miss Mabel |
johnson left yesterday for two weeks |
trip to Hartford Springfield and Bos
ton.
The condition of Mrs F. b. Mclean,
who was taken to New Haven to be OPP !
Grated on in Grace hospital for the re-
moval of a tumor, is favorable, the op-
Grafton being successful. She will re-
turn home, it Is expected, in a few days :
Joseph Fahy, Harry O'Brien, Will and
Eugene Crowley and Sred Cronan are
at Block Island and Newport for two
weeks.
The Misses Nellie and Margaret Ker-
rigan of Remington are taking a vaca-
ton at Savin Rock Miss Geneveve
Messenger and Mrs. Highly of Kensing-
ton are also spending a week at the
same place.
Miss Alice Cremin has gone to Bath
Beach for the remainder of the sum-
ner
The Centerville Young Mems Musical
and Literary club met at the rectory
IF Grace church at Hamden on Tuesday
evening. Twenty-four members were
present. Songs instrumental selections
md readings were given by the men,
1ers. B. Hartley Mann kindly enter
aimed the club with number of spirit
ID and amusing records on the phono-
graph, and a vote of thanks was given
lin by the club for the entertainment
was taken to Tuesday,
August 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horton of this
'ity are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 3, r.
Arthur In Springfield.
William Ordway Partri5ge's essay
Professor James Mason Hoppin A
Character Study" has been reprinted
or 1.-THE Coming Age" In Witch 1t ap-
reared last March, and is in pamphlet
orm. Professor Hoppins work at Yale
md his writings upon art subjects are
veil known. Mr.. Partridge considers
lis essays on Greek art and Greek
bought "easily the best that have been !
written on this side of the Atlantic"
Mrs. Edward Porter of this city Is
he guest of Mrs A. B. Nichols on
North street, Morris.
DIR. Vishno and wife, who have been
pending a vacation at Boston and
Santasket Beach have returned
Road Commissioner Macdonald was
II h6ISlllSlOn tuesday afternoon ana ,
vent over the west road and Berlin :
treet, instructing the selectmen, also
dvising the services of a surveyor. !
The work will begin now very soon
DR. E. l.. Bissell, the well known ply ,
ician, had all plans laid for months
uting In the Adirondacks but the chest
aid plans of mice and men" oft fell.
he doctor has been obliged to defer Z
he outing owing to the number of SER
ous cases of Illness on his hands and
e never deserts his post when duty b
alls. He now hopes to take his outing 2
1 September. q
Mrs Charles Phillips of this city, h
Irs. George Barnum, daughter and SON t
f Indian Orchard, Mass, Mrs. Martin p
nd Miss Della Judd of Lakeville, have il
ute recently been guests of Mr.. and +
irs. George Judd of Huntsville, this b
tate.
Walter Pickett of this city. having
assed several weeks with his grand
lOther Pickett in Sherman went tn Z