The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-05
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE And
THERE.
AT the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Seaand Elsewhere - Other Personal
lettings.

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town.
Mrs. George l.. Stocken and son Rob
ert have returned from Washington
Conn, where they have spent thu
month of August Mrs. Merrill F. F'enr
of that place came with them for {
short stay.
Clarence e. Thompson of West Ha
Ven, the broker, and his wife, their sor
Howard, of the National Tradesmen's
bank, and wife, and Mrs Bryant, wife
of Judge Bryant of West Haven, anc
their son Douglass returned yesterday
from very pleasant stay at Bisbee
lodge in the Adirondacks.
j. Edwin Alling, jr., of 121 Sherman
avenue, is spending two weeks vaca-
ton at Morris. Mr.. Alling is a member
of the firm of the George Aling Lum-
Der company.
Miss Margaret Bohan of Dickerman
street goes to Newport this week for d
short trip.
The Misses Rockwell of Rdgefiel1,
nieces Of Governor Lounsbury, are en-
joying a stay at Woodmont.
DR.. Isaac and DR.. Kelley of Olive
street have gone to Atlantic City for
two weeks.
Miss Kate Foley of Chapel street has
returned from a two weeks trip to the
Adirondacks.
| c. c. Harrison a member of the firm
of Prince & Whitley bankers and brok-
ers, New York, is in town conducting
the business of the New Haven branch
| of the firm during the absence of the
! New Haven manager, Clarence e. Boil
mer who, with his wife, has gone 70
| Lake George to enjoy vacation of two
weeks. Mr.. Harrison has been staying
for his summer outing at Larchmont
and Watch Hill. He Is stopping at the
New Haven house, and he, with his
wife, will take quarters to-day at the
Montowese hotel at Indian Neck for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. George A. Maycock and children
have returned from East River, Conn,
where they have been spending most of
the hot months.
Miss Mabel Everding of Littleton, N.
H., arrived yesterday to resume her
studies at the State Normal school for
her senior year
Mrs. S. c. Coe of Dwight street, who
has been stopping at Litchneld, is home
after a pleasant trip.
Mrs. Adele Dobelmann of Lafayette
street has returned from her vacation
at Bantam Lake.
Herbert F, Hubbard returned from
Hnsdale, N. H., Monday, looking very
well, indeed, and his rest seems to have
done him a great deal of good. He went
to work yesterday morning for the
Merwin Provision company in Alling-
town as a driver of one of the delivery
wagons.
Miss Lena Phipps is back from North
Hadey, where she spent the month of
August.
A. Stanley Osborn left his parents
home on Lake place yesterday morning
for New Patz, New York. to be in read
mess for the fall opening of the normal
school on September u. Mr.. Osborn has
been appointed by the board of educa-
ton supervisor of music in the school
for the coming year. Last year he was
the instructor in athletics and also drill
ed several choruses.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Sampson of No. 43
Avon street. with their little grand
daughter, Madeline Karlson, have re-
turned from stay at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Reilly of Southington,
Conn, formerly of Townsend avenue,
this city.
The one-week old child of Mr., and
Mrs. John r. Ruff was on Monday the |
victim of an unfortunate accident which |
well nigh cost the child its life and i
made the little one suffer terribly. MIS-. |
Ruff thought to give her baby a small |
of castor oil She poured |
out the contents of what she thought |
was the castor oil bottle and put into |
the child's mouth about half tea
spoonful of carbolic acid. The error
was quickly discovered, and Dr. r. N. |
Sperry of Wooster street attended the |
little sufferer. Yesterday it was thought |
the child would recover
DR. Harry Gideon Wells, Yale '95S., |
'ormerly of Trumbull street this city,
and previously a resident of Fair Ha-
ven, but now of Chicago, has come east
or a two weeks vacation. Dr. Wells
has taken the practice of DR.. Henry Ly-
nan, one of the prominent physicians of
at 200 Ashland Boulevard and
IN his return west will make his home
here. Mr. Wells success in his prepa-
'atory studies and since opening the
practice of his profession, has been fine,
md is. most gratifying to his many
riends.
Miss Maud Kelly is spending a few
lays in Westbrook, Conn.
Miss Jessie KnoWlton of Frankfort,
Y. Y is the guest Of Mrs Henry Young
# 6S Henry street
James H. lothian of II Greenwich
venue has returned after a vacation
pent at Bantam. Conn.
Ex-Sberff Bunce, who has been stop
ling with friends in Waterbury, return
d home yesterday.
William III. Douglass, who has been
egistered at the Hawkhurst, Litchfield,
uring past of August, is in town again.
Mrs NJ E. Barton, who has been
pending a few weeks with her daugh-
er, Mrs Thomas Payne of Waterbury, /
as returned to her residence, 125 High {
treet .
C. f. Knox of 11S Grand avenue has
one to Ridge 4eld, Conn, for two weeks
Dr.. A. M. Rice, the well known dem
list of Orange street, and Mrs. Rice, {
Tho have returned from short stay at |
'recnfcld, Mass, viii spend the re 6
lainder of the time at the Peauot {
ouse until it closes. f
Prentice w Chase, whose vacation ,
as been spent at Old Mystic, Conn, is
ack in the city.
Mrs. Bradley and her son, Master