The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-25
ABOUT new HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER o U1INGS HERE md
THERE

THERE.
AT the seashore, the Mountains, Across
the seaan Elsewhere - Other Personal
Jottings.
Mrs Luez Galbraith and daughters,
Louise and Margaret of Blatchley ave-
nue., are spending the summer at the
Ashpohtag cottage, West Norfolk.
Arthur B. Copeley of 68 Day street
left yesterday for Bellows Falls VT.
where he will be the guest of his broth
er, Charles II. Copeley, who is superin-
tendent of the Bellows Falls and Saxon
River trolley line.
Mrs. Frederick L. Rickcords. of Chi
cago, formerly a resident of New Ha-
ven and having many friends here, is
spending two or three weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. S. w. Noble of No. u Yer
non street.
Mrs Henry Lyons of los Cedar street
is slowly improving from her recent Sc
we're illness. and it is expected she will
be able to see her friends in about a
week or ten days.
Miss Antoinette Trowbridge has re-
Southampton, Mass
Harry e. Mozealous of Summit street,
Fair Haven, has gone to Newport on a
visit combining business and pleasure.
He will also remain a few days with
friends in Providence.
Miss Rose Weitheimer of Brooklyn Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Elite Katz Of
176 Olive street.
MISC r. Nav st
wood avenue and Miss Hattie McDon-
aid of Fair Haven have returned home
from very pleasant vacation in the
country.
Congressman N D. Sperry and Pres
1dent George p. Martin of the Union
league have returned from Ottawa,
Canada, where they were for several
days guests of Colonel Charles E. Tur-
ner, United States consul. County
Commissioner Munson and Senator
Whitlock, who We're also members Of
the party, remained in Canada to go
on fishing trip with Colonel Turner,
and will return to New Haven a few
days later.
E. ]. Hoadley and wife of Hartford
have been spending the week with L. G.
Hoadley and family at their home, 357
Whitney avenue.
Among the New Haven visitors from
Southington yeterday We're DIR. and
Mrs. E. H. Andrews. In getting off the
car at New Haven Mrs. Andrews, who
is quite lame and only gets about by
the use of crutches missed her footing
and severely sprained her ankle. She
was assisted to the platform by the |
doctor and Harry Oxley by whom she |
rIrae
be called
Miss Annie Kelly Of Stamford is the |
guest of her brother, John Kelly of so |
Broad street.
Miss Agnes Coonan of Cedar Hill ave-
nue. and Miss Minnie Corcoran of Can
ner street, with party Of friends from |
Madison, N. j., are registered at the
Fayette Atlantic City.
Controller Jonathan N. Rowe yester-
day morning paid another installment
of the big city loan contracted in an
ticipation of taxes last January The
check was for $3.50, 5.23, Of which
$500 was the principal and the re-
mainder interest. The check was sent
to the New England Trust company of
Boston.
Miss Dorothy Hooker, daughter Of DR..
are now travelling In Europe, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Frederick Au-
CUR of Branford
Attorney Benjamin Slade has return
ed from a vacation spent at Atlantic
City and Asbury Park
Miss Mabel Hale of Brooklyn is the
guest of Miss Elsie l.. Nichols in Bran
ford Miss Hale is a very popular
Ia har oDpot,cr ie 111U1Uc |
by her many Branford
friends.
Edward Egen Of 81 Oak street, who
has been visiting in Brooklyn, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. williams of this
city are stopping at the Hotel Earling-
ton on Twenty-seventh street, near
Broadway, New York.
Miss Laura Towner of Branford is .
spending the month of August in Wa
.ertown }
Miss A. Belle Stebbins of No. 10 Park :
street leaves the city to-day for a short :
vacation, when she will first visit '
friends at the Adirondacks and then go s
% Boston She will also spend few I
lays with her cousin, Mrs Rufus Flynt =
If Palmer, Mass. +
Mrs Christina Kerr Is very sick al t
Ter daughters home on Montowese f
street, Branford. 7
Harry Whitaker, organist of Dwight O
Place church, was in Branford Thurs 7
lay visiting Robert Goodyear, Trinity a
,hurchs organist. 7
Mrs. B. N. Prescott of Branford is 7
pending a vacation at the Mountain F
house, Blanford, Mass