The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-13
ABOUT new HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER o UTINGS HERE AND
THERE
AT the Seoshore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal

Jottings.
Miss Helen NJ Thomas of Edgewood
avenue and her friend, Miss Emma Ty-
Ter of Quinnipiac street, have gone to
Greenfields Mass, for two weeks va
cation. and later Miss Thomas will visit
relatives in Brooktield, Mass.
A letter from Edward ]. Heaton, dat
ed San Francisco, August 4, states that
he will probably return to New Haven
before the middle of September.
Miss Della Briggs Of Clark street and
Miss Bessie Ward of Humphrey street,
started Saturday morning for vaca-
ton which they are to spend near Ben
nington, VT
Florence Creaser, aged five years, OF
223 Commerce street, fell in front of the
drug store of William Fl. Van Buren,,
at the corner of College and George
streets, Saturday afternoon, while play
ing. She sustained compound frac-
ture of the nose, which was attended to
by DR.. Paul f. Metz
Rev. A. H. Wyatt of Flushing, N. Y,
u former pastor of this city, preached
at the Prospect M. r.. church Sunday
morning and evening.
George Albert Thompson, the portrait
painter, is spending q few days In Nor
folk, where he hopes to do some out
door slletching. He will reopen his
studio early in September.
Miss Ida M Curtis of Bristol is visit
ing friends in New Haven.
Edgar Shipman and his son, Delatield,
have both been quite i'll at Sackville,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, but are
now fairly recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Hodson and
Miss Hodson have returned to the Up
lands, Bethlehem, for another season.
Mrs James M. B. Dwight Is visiting
her nephew, Ponsonley ID. Ogle and his
wife, at New Marlboro, Mass.
Miss Esther Croker of New Haven is
visiting friends In Torrington.
Professor and Mrs. Tracy Peck and
Miss Teresina Peck. who were absent
for a time early in the season, are now
at their home, 1874 High street.
Miss Majorie Osborne of New Haven
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ira New
at her home on High street,
Bristol.
, Mrs. Sara r. Kinney, who represented
Connecticut at the Paris exposition,
will sail for home shortly. ;
Charles I.eahy of Little Falls. N. Y,
is visiting his uncle, M, w. Leahy of
Franklin street.
Clerk Frank A. Southworth Of the po-
lice department left yesterday for a va
cation at Bethlehem, N. H., where he
will join Mrs. Southworth. Quite a
of
DR.. and Mrs. Bert Bishop of West
Vile will visit New York and other
places in the vicinity this week.
The Misses Nellie and Eliza Hyland,
May and Kittie Gordon, are spending
4 two weeks vacation at the Vermont
house, Madison, Conn.
Lou Truesdall, John Fraser and w j.
Condor of Westvile recently spent a
very pleasant time at Lake Quassa-
)aug.
Dr. Edward M. McCabe and DR.. NJ c.
0'Connor have gone to Atlantic City
or two weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Sinclair and children of
aidgely, Md, are visiting William Wat
ION of Dayton street, Westville.
Mrs. Sergeant Cannon and her family |
ire spending their vacation at their |
cousins, Misses Hannah and Lizzie |
1ronan of SO Gilbert street
Miss E. M Beardsley of this city has |
oired Miss Clark and Professor An
rev d. Phillips, who are summering a |
he Bellevue, White mountains. Miss |
Florence M. Warwick and Miss Edith |
I. Smith are among the latest arrivals
t the Bellevue.
William James Evans and Miss AL
erta Sumner Keeney, both of New |
london, We're united in marriage at New
Iaven last Thursday by Rev w. A.
3eardsley. Captain Evans hold a re-
ponsible position in the employ of Cap
ain II. A. Scott and his bride is the
oungest daughter of Captain Nathan
<eeney of the Fall River line. The
ewly married couple have already
tarted on their honeymoon trip and af-
er visiting several places Of interest
ill return to New London and take up
heir abode at 104 Pequot avenue They
ave the best wishes of wide circle of
riends for a happy and prosperous
uture.
Among those from this city at home
ow amidst the Green mountains are:
t the Waumbek, Jefferson, N. H:
resident Charles S. Leete Of the Me-
hanics' bank; Mrs. Fl. Stoddard, l.. M.
'aggett, Mrs. f. s. Lines, H. S. Lines,
S. Morehouse. Miss w. Pardee Miss
ardee, Miss Coughtry: at Mt. Crescent
ouse, Randolph-Mrs. M. L. Gridley, "
Rowe. Sunset Hill houge-Rev.
rank Woods Baker and wife, L. w.
aker. D. M. Baker, Miss c. NJ. Baker
nd maid. and r. w Baker: Mount
Hemingway d. Hem
gway and maid. Alpine house--Dr
Jilmot and wife. Central house--F
3hott, N. r, Robinson. The Arlington
w. ]. Weed and wife. ELM house
ISIS NJ Fl. Barber Highland house,
7. 3. Shaffer and wife, Mrs. O. b.
ORTIZ Mrs. j. " Clauson, Miss L. e.
cwnes Mrs. e. T. Mansfield Fl. G.
ansfield. Mt. Washington housa-Miss
nglish Reynolds cottage-H J. Null
II, j. F. Brennan, w. N. Bartholomew.
nclair house--Miss Caroline Nj. Davis. ,
r. Bollman. Mt. Pleasant house
Terry and wife, Miss u. Terry and
M. Robinson. Flume house, Franco I
a Notch-P. f, Smith and wife. Pro- I
e house-A H. Kimberley and Wife,
ISIS Wilson Miss L. c. Wilson Water /
He, N. H. Elliott's hotel--M1s. f, p. E
Essex house, Salem Mass,
:. r. Kelly, A. w. Phillips, and D. L. i
lillips. S
The latest arrivals registered at the /