The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-09-04
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE AND
 THERE.
At the seashore, the Mountains, Across the seaand Elsewhere Other Personal Jottimgs.
Jotfinags.

Jotfimgs.
 pr. J. w. Seaver of Yale, who ha
 been spending the summer at Chau
 tauuua, N. Y., returns to New Have1
 this week.
 Rev. O. W. Beach and Mrs. Beach O
 this city has returned rom an extend
 ed stay in Nova Scotia.
 Mrs. A. H. IIine returns to-day iron
 Bethlehem, N. H., where she has beer
 during August to her home on Cottage
 street.
 Miss Josephine McAuliffe of New
 York, who has been entertained thf
 past six weeks by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Beeseley of 299 1-2 Orchard street
 will leave for Bridgeport to-day for 2
 short stay before returning to nel home.
 Attorney A. D. Penney, who was at
 tackled with appendicitis several weeks ago, has suffered relapse and his re- covery has been grealy retarded. It is now expected that he will not entirely recover for ten days at least. The trouble has been conquered by local ap- plicatlons, but when the patient has fully recovered an operation will be necessary. He is still at his home in Southport.
 The Rev. Charles o, Scovile of 1G2 Temple street. curate of Trinity church, has gone to Trout Brook Farm, Pat | ten, Me. for his vacation, remaining there until the first of October.
 Attorney Prentiss w, Chase has re- | turned home from a long vacation spent at Southington, near his former | home. His health is greatly improved after his long outing.
 City Hall Janitor Schappa and Super- intendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph Grant are homeward bound from their cross country bicycle trip through this state and Long Island They started at o'clock last Saturday morning.
 Cullen B Foote Of State street. who has been spending his vacation at Short Beach, returns to the city this week.
 Expert Accountant John B. Ken drick, who is at work on the accounts of the tax office from 1878 to the pres ent, auditing them, was al Controller Rowe's office yesterday morning despite the fact that the day Is legal holiday and city hall was shut up. MT. Ken drick was at work on the accounts as usual. He is anxious to finish the big task.
 r. D. Wetmore, who has been spend- ing part of August at Bennis Me. is expected home this morning.
 Mrs. Fred Joglin returns home from East Andover N. H., this week.
 MT and Mrs. E. H. Knox of 1lS Grand avenue have gone to Rldgefield for two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs W. B. North of Or chard street, this city. will return this week from The Forbes, Somerset coun- ty. Me, where they have been spending August.
 Miss Julia A. Robinson has returned from a pleasant vacation spent in Yer mont. ta tr
 The Adelphi Literary association has voted to expend s250 in renovating and refitting the rooms The election of of flcers Sunday resulted as follows: Pres ident, J. Goodman; vice president, R. Zunder; treasurer, M Myers; financial secre tary, E. Fieischner; recording sec retary, A. Harris; agent for hall, Charles Lambert; trustees. A. Jacobs, J. Lauber, J. Goodman.
 Dr, and Mrs T, H. Bishop of Church street, who have been spending August at York Cliffs, Maine, return home this week.
 w. T, Nott of the Winchester Re beating Arms company has returned from very pleasant outing at Win sted, stopping at the Wlnsted.
 MT and Mrs. John K. Mason and daughter. Marion, and Miss Jennie Woodcud of New Haven are spending August on the hill in Mt Pleasant.
 Mrs. r. ]. Coe of Dwight street has gone to Boston, Mass, to spend part of September.
 William Ganung and daughter of New Haven are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Noah White in West Bedding.
 Mrs. William R. Schaffer, whose ! summer has been spent at North Con- way, N, H., returns to her home this week.
 Mrs. Mary Stebbn- of this city and | Henry Stewart of Iowa are visiting their brother, Jerome Stewart of Long Ridge, West Bedding
 Mrs. Dwight $. Underwood of Frank lin street Norwich, gave , o'clock tea Wednesday in honor of Miss Alice Knowles and sister of New Haven. The decorations used were in pink.
 Miss Edith E. Morse of the New Ha- ven Normal Training school is visiting D. l.. Sharpe of Branford.
 MT. and Mrs Caldwell of this city ire guests of Mrs Marcus Camp in Mt. Pleasant
 w. l2. Blitton comes back to town to- day from Surrey, x. II.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Fuller and daughter of New Haven have been vis- ting ut Mt. Pleasant
 A. very pleasant surprise was ten 'ercd Master George West at his home, ''33 Exchange street, recently, in honor of his eleventh birthday. Tie evening vas spent with games. music and reel ations after which refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Phiio Bennett who has been spending August at Watervllle, N. Y, E expected home to-day.
 The oldest man ill Woodbury has been found. He is Charles Mansfield, lienty-four years of age, and resideA lear WatertoWn on the Watertown anF Noodbury stage line.
 Edward l.. Clark returns home this week from Bethlehem, N. Fl. where he las been stopping
 About a year ago the Ladies' Mis- lOnary society in Warner organized a |