The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-28
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE And
THERE.
At the seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Scaand Elsewhere Other Personal
lettings.

| Alderman OF New Haven Mrs. y. ~
Frisbee, nurse and child of Brooklyn,
are summering at Pink Villa, the resi-
dence of Professor j. M. Lee, who for
merly conducted Lees academy in this
city, and who frequently takes run
to New Haven to call on some of his
many friends here.
G. II. Johnson, who has been stopping
at Hampton, Va, has gone from there
to Beaufort, N. C.
Mis-. Annie Dadson and daughter,
Miss Rhola Dadson of New Haven, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN III. Kane in
Norwich.
DR., Edward s. Gaylord of 63 Nrur1ol.ll
street one of the best known der.lsts
of this city, has just received the nigh
honor of an election to the vice presi-
dency of the National Dental associa-
ton. DIR. Gaylord attended the recent
congress Of dentists at Fort Monroe, Old
Point Comfort, where the election was
rendered him.
George r. Hodson of Bristol street
will spend his vacation at Bethlehem,
N. H.
f. A. Monson of Chapel street has
gone to Berkeley Springs, w Va, for
months vacation.
Timothy Beach of Branford continues
to gain and will be able soon, if no
setback occurs, to return home.
While Dr.. NJ c. White is away on his
vacation DR.. Eliot is the acting medical
examiner.
Edward Ambrose of Brooklyn, Water
bury, has returned from visit with
| friends here.
| Miss Amelia Rabanus of New Haven
and her two friends, Misses Freda and
IIillie Scharf, are visiting Mrs. Paul
Koeler at SO Olive street, Meriden.
! Mrs C. N Freeman was in Branford
this week from Plainvile, where her
husband is substituting in a drug store
for the summer.
Mrs Chiovara. the wife of Peter Chi
ovara, the barber of East Grand ave
nue., has been Ill for nearly week. She
is now slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs E. W. Case of Chicago
are the guests of Mrs. Lorena Smith
of West Main street Branford. They
will go later to Sumac Island for the
rest Of the summer.
tHdlleS %. SHuTlNdy, uIouBHlSindlI
for the Lavigne Automatic Manufactur-
ing company, has accepted a position
with the Pierson Machine company of
Chicago, they having bought out the
Lavigne company, Mr.. Shumway will
leave for the west to-day.
Frank Benedict of Howe street is
stopping at Clifton Springs for the rest
of the summer.
J. r. Wade of Lenox street has gone
to North Guilford, where he will rustl-
cate For Two weeks.
A. d. Sanborn of Wooster street will
spend his vacation at franklin Falls,
N H.
Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ Seeley of
Blatchey avenue are visiting Rev. f. |
A. Sanford, rector of Grace church at
his country home in Madison.
Louis oakley will spend month at
Penn Van, N. Y.
The many friends Of Mr., and Mrs.
Adam Schmaelzie Of NJ Weidermann
& Co.'S brewery, are concentrating
them upon the birth of handsome boy. |
The Rev. James e. Colev. rector of /
All Saints p. e. church, Howard ave-
nue., will spend a few days in West
port. Conn
Mrs o. S. Osborne is registered at
the Birdsall house. New Canaan, Conn.
Frank NJ. Henry of New Britain, who /
recently left the North e Judd Man
ufacturing company, has accepted the
position of superintendent of the Wood
ruff iron Foundry in New Haven Mr..
Henry will assume the duties of his
new position August 1. Mr.. Henry had
charge of the North & Judd foundry
for several years and was a member of
the city council Cor two years
w. b. Fosters family of Thomaston
are at Stony Creek, where Mr.. Foster
expects to Join them to-day.
Miss Gertrude McAvoy of Adams
street and Miss Julia Quinn of Bishop
street. North End. Waterbury, have re-
turned from a visit to New Haven and
Ansonia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peck and family of
this city are occupying the Stone house
at West Norfolk
w. S, Lanford Of Ottawa, Canada, for
merry Of New Haven, is expected to Wis
it Connecticut in August.
John Lavalye, young man whose
home is in New Haven, and who IS in
the employ of the Seth Thomas Clock
in the watch department in
fhomaston, has been taken sick with
what has developed into typhoid fever.
and on Wednesday afternoon he was
aiken in a carriage to the Waterbury
hospital in charge of DR. c. Cornell
md Nurse Pauly. Lavalye is a sick
nan. When taken to the hospital his
ture was 1n4
John Casaliego of this city is visiting {
friends at the North End. Waterbury I
Mrs. NJ E. Treat of Gill street has
zone 20 the Hartford house, ST. Adams.
IT., for the remainder of the season. {
Guests present and prospective of l
Irs. G. A. Maycock of 100 Oak place. {
re her father and mother, Ny. and 7
Irs Thomas Bell of Norwalk. Next !
week Miss Mary Mumford of that citv {
will come fer visit, and on August IL Y
1rs. Richard Armstrong, sister in-law t
f Mrs. Maycock, whose home is in Cal q
fornia, will come to visit her New Ha- v
en- relatives. t
William Woodville Rockhil will leave q
Saturday with Mrs. Rock
i'll for San Francisco This will enahla t
i'm to reach San Francisco in time TO o
AXE the japanese liner America Marr il
'hch sails for Yokohama and Maya e
ak on the third of August. d