The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-30
ABOUT new HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMlJER OUTINGS HERE AND
THERE.
At the seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Seaand Elsewhere Other Personal
Jottings.

Mrs. Charles II. Townshend and Mis-
Susan v. Hotchkiss are at the Profile
house, White Mountains.
President Henry L. Hotchkiss of tn
Candee Rubber company is enjoying
stay at his ranch in the Adirondacks
His son, Stuart Hotchkiss, and nephew
Raynham Townshend, son of Captain
Charles H Townshend, are having {
very pleasant time in Costa Rica
where they are combining study with
recreation.
Philip Goodhart, father of Attorney
Goodhart left yesterday for Saratoga
where he will be for two weeks.
The Misses Purington of Chicago
daughter of prominent and wealthy
business man Of that city, were guests
Of ex-Warden f. w. ]. Sizer and wife
of Fair Haven East
Mrs w. Ley and daughter Of Spring
field, who are stopping at Pine Orchard
for the summer, were the guests in
town of friends Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Jewell of 10 Prospect
place has just returned from visit to
Walnut Beach; also Master Wilbur
Jewell has returned from his vacation,
which was spent in Chesterfield, Mass,
and Woodmont
The officials of the comptroller of the
state are Informed by the physician
who is attending Comptroller Thomas
=. Grant that the patients condition is
more favorable. He is suffering from
bilious fever, and not from typhoid, as
was at first reported. His mind is clear
now, and the symptoms encourage the
hope that he will recover.
James Gunchion has gone to Black
Rock for two weeks.
Mrs. George Ives of Wallingford, who
is i'll at Grace hospital New Haven
continues to improve, much to the graf
ification of her friends.
Fred Locheyre Of Shelton avenue has
returned from a trip to Block Island.
The condition of Dwight F. Wilcox of
the Meriden International Silver COM
pany, who Is seriously i'll with a fever
near Bridgeport. is said to be slightly
better, which good news his many
friends here and in Meriden will be
pleased to hear.
Miss Ella Healey of Home Place has
gone to Asbury Park.
Mrs. G. D. Avery of Tamanend Pa,
who has been visiting Mrs. H. B. Will
lians of Church street, left for her
home Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Simpson of 534 Elm street
is in New York.
Rev. A. ". r. Abbott, retired Meth
odist clergyman of West Haven, Conn,
is in Willimansett, Mass, visiting Rev
E. S. Ufford, the latter being a parish
Toner of his when a young man.
George Byning Of Olive street. who
has been spending two weeks in Allan
tic City has returned home,
Mrs. Everett BaDson of this city.
with her three children, are visiting at
Samuel Arnold's in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Doty of this
city are visiting her mother, Mrs Myra
Jones in Chester.
Max Adler entertained a party of
friends, mostly cottagers at West Ha-
ven, at his summer home Tuesday eve
ming.
Charles Weinsalt of 407 George street
has gone to Newport for two weeks.
Robert Hall has returned to his home
in this city, after visit with Robert
Hungerford. ..
Mr.. Salensky Of 81 Olive street has
1, N. La, d
weeks.
Mrs. A. E. Holiday of 1o1 Quinnipiac
avenue has returned from visit to
Portsmouth, N. H., Boston and New
London.
Cleveland Watrous and wife Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. Watrous' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. Elmer Watrous in |
Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Johnson re-
turned Tuesday from the White noun
tains, where they have been spending
the month at Fabyans
At the meeting of St. Joseph's T. A. |
B. society, Waterbury, Sunday after
noon the following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the state conven-
ton, which will be held in New Haven
Tuesday, September IS. James Nc |
knight, jeremiah Dillane, William
Guilfoile, Daniel Lawlor Patrick KAY
anaugh.
Miss Anna Gilbert, who Is spending
August at Southport, Conn, will re-
urn to her home, 1922 George street,
September 1.
John p Stevenson of Wallingford
eft yesterday morning on a visit in
w dlllllSlOIu, W.
Rev. Arthur ]. Gammack, curate of
Christ church, has gone to Plymouth,
Conn, for his vacation.
George r. Pratt of Hartford, and
liece, Miss Anna Harris, have just re-
urned from Europe, having visited the
Paris exposition, Switzerland, Vienna,
Ind London. They had been gone since
he latter part Of May.
Mrs. A. Y Beach, who has been sum-
nering at Woodmont, is expected home
o-day.
Harry A. Perkins of Hartford, Yale,
1896, has been travelling through the in
erior of Iceland on horseback with
ollege friend. Mr.. Perkins has COM
.leted his wild trip there and at last
ccounts was on his way to Germany to
DIN his mother and his brother, Ed
ward c. Perkins, and they all are ex-
Getting to come home about the mid
lie of September.
Miss Della Roach and Miss Alice
)eane have gone to their old home in {
,heshire for vacation trip. Among |
heir valuable possessions there are
ighteen cats, which are all handsome 1
pecimens of the Cheshire feline beau '
es
The oath reunion fthe Crocodile | q
Tub, of which Burwell Carter of Plain
lille, years ago of the New Haven T.
lock company. is a leading spirit, and a
Y. G, French of Watertown is presi-