The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-31
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER o UTINGS HERE A ND
THERE,
AT the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other PERSONAL
lettings.

the Sea and Elsewhere Other Persona
Jottings.
Russell Fl. Chittenden, director of the
Sheffield Scientific school, is enjoying
his summers stay at the Rangeley
Lakes, where he is to remain for the
season. With him are his wife, his son
Alfred K, who graduated from the
Sheffield school last June, and his
younger daughter Director Chitten-
den and family went to the Rangeleys
early in July and are guests at the
Mountain View house. Professor Chit
tenden's elder daughter, Miss Edith, is
staying at Stockbridge, Mass, for the
summer. This is Professor Chitten-
denis first season at the Rangeleys For
five or six summer past he has spent
the summer among the Memphremagog
Lakes. stopping at a hotel just over the
Canadian border which was burne
down last year.
Henry III. Benedict, the wholesale coal
merchants and president of the Twenti-
eth Century Epworth league, left yes
terday for a stay of several weeks at
Ampersands, in the Adirondacks, where
his son Paul has now been staying for
several weeks. Mrs. Benedict leaves to-
day to spend the remainder of the sum-
mer at Maplewood, N H. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, goes with her to the
White Mountains. In the fall the fam
lily will occupy their new home on Bish-
OPP street, Just off Whitney avenue,
known as the Foote place, which was
occupied during his closing years by
the late Professor e. j. Phelps, eX-min-
lister to England. Extensive changes
and alterations are being made in the
house. which, 1T is expected, will be
completed early next month.
J. FL. G.. Durant, the Church street
jeweler and wife spent Sunday at Pine
Orchard where they met many New
Haven friends
General Superintendent O. M, Shep-
ard of the New York division of the
Consolidated road Is stopping for the
season with his family at the Sheldon
house, Pine Orchard.
Mrs. Osgood of Pearl street and her
daughter Miss Gertrude, are spending
the summer at Stony Creek They are
guests at the Three Elms house.
Miss Minnie T. Armbruster has start
ing two weeks. She will there join her
friend, Miss A. Stricken, who is spend
ing the season there.
DR. M. X. Grady of A Elm street has
returned from ten days trip in the
fCatskills
A. v. Phillips, son of Rev. DIR. Phil
lips of the Church of the Redeemer.
has been spending week with his pa
rents at their summer home in East
Pembroke, Mass
DIR. Henry L. Swain and family have
gone to Fairfield, where they will spend
August.
Miss Rita M. Bush, formerly of this
city and now a student at the New
York University Law school, is spend
ing few days here.
Deputy Sheriff Beach, who has been
quite Ill for several days, was able to be
al his office yesterday.
Mrs. C. Schmoll has gone to Lawrence
Station, L. l., where she will remain six
weeks.
Lieutenant N G. Penfeld of the First
United States infantry who, with his
regiment, has been stationed at Cuba,
will spend August in East Berlin COM
ing north on furlough.
Harry Elmer, popular motorman on
the Winchester avenue road, who lives
at 227 Second avenue, is quite i'll at his
home. He had severe chill on Sunday /!
and is troubled with malaria. Mr. Ell |
1ner is one of the oldest motormen and |
conductors on the road in point of ser |
vice.
Rev. Gerrose A. Viets, who formerly |
held passionate at Cheshire and Mt. |
Carmel and is well known in this city |
and vicinity, has supplied the Humph- |
rey street Congrega tional church for the |
past two Sabbaths with great accept |
ance to the people. Mr.. Viets resides at |
present in this city.
Charles Kleiner of Wooster street has |
gone to Block Island, where h els regis
tered at the Seaside house
Prosecuting Attorney Richard P. !
Freeman of New London was In the city |
yesterday and called upon his law |
school classmates, Colonel r. f. Gala
han and Attorneys M. A. Reynolds and
J. f. Donovan. Mr.. Freeman Is an aide
de-camp on the staff of Brigadier-Gen-
eral Frost.
Robert l. Couch has returned from |
Torrington, where he has spent his va
cation
George w. Adams, owner of the
steam yacht Surprise, yesterday went
to New London with a party of friends, |
of william Mallory Clinton
Mallory and MIX Snyder. They have
gone bluefishing and they expect to Pc
turn to-day.
Alice Nelson's third annual tour will
begin in New Haven in September Miss
Nelson closed her season last May in
this city.
William c. Curtfss has gone to Nab
belts Vile, Duchess county, New York,
FOR the season.
Professor and Mrs. Thomas G. Shep-
ard of College street left yesterday for
where they will spend the |
month of August.
Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Vishno are occu-
Dying a cottage situated near the Pc
1uot club house at Morris Cove for the
season.
Rev. DR.. F. A. M. Brown, pastor of
he First Presbyterian church. is spend | {
ng his vacation at Pine Orchard. He | ]
will return to this city about the first
If September.
Mrs. r. w. Auch of Columbus avenue
las gone to East Hampton, for the sea- $
on.
Mrs. George N Mallory Is spending