The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-14
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE IND
THERE.
At the Senshoro, the Mountains, Across
the seaand Elsewhere Other Personal
lettings.

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The family of John c. Gallagher, as
sistant clerk of the superior court, who
have been spending six weeks in the
Catskills, have returned. Mr.. Gala
CHER. who was with them during the
last part of their stay, returned with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. DeForest of
20S Humphrey street, who have been
spending the month of August at Hol-
derness, N. H., returned nome this
week
Mrs. Durant, wife of J. H. G. Durant
the jeweler, is spending several days at
Pine Orchard
Henry M. Batters of Naugatuck has
been appointed assistant principal Of
the Naugatuck high school. Mr.. Bat
tiers is a graduate of the Waterbury
high school and also of the Holy Cross
| college, where he received the degree of
A. 3.
Mary L, Linsley and Minerva Mallory
of Grand avenue have returned from
| Germantown Heights, on the Hudson,
where they have been guests at tina
beautiful villa Of Mr. and Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, Gale.
Attorney Carl A. Mears has been
spending a few days with Fl. w. Doc
little of Pine Orchard, In company with
Oliver Hereford of New York. the we'll
known playwright and dramatic critic.
The Misses Ford of Howard avenue
have returned from a trip III the noun
| tains.
Director Philip Hugo spent some
time yesterday morning and again i'll
| the afternoon with Director Alexander
| Troup in the office of the department of
public works getting the run Of routine
| matters
| Lewis H. English of Whitney avenue
| is back from Watch Hill, where ne has
been summering for several weeks.
Mrs Harry Hutchinson. who has been
visiting her relatives in Eau Claire
Wis. has returned to her home in Bran
ford.
Miss Kate Degnan of this city, who
has been spending several weeks visit
ing friends in Pennsylvania, has re-
turned home.
Charles Luddington of Church street,
Branford, has joined the United States
navy.
Mrs. S. B. Shoninger and Miss Alice
Shoninger, who have been spending
several weeks in the White Mountains,
have returned home after a very pleas
ant trip.
The many friends of Mrs. John S.
Griffin of Orange street, who has been
very i'll for number of weeks, will be
glad to know that she is convalescing,
and her physician, DR.. w. G. WEIGH, Is
confident she will soon be able to drive
out.
Mrs. A. L. Wood and daughter Sara
have returned from few weeks visit
in Nova Scotia.
Frederick Prann and family of Rogers
street, Branford are visiting relatives
in Westbrook.
Miss Mamie Carroll of Alton street
and Miss Mamie Hart of Lloyd street
are spending their vacations at Lake
vile
Harry Allsworth and wife of Church
street, Branford, left on Wednesday for
Newport and Boston, where they will
spend a week.
Charles Wimsatt of George street Is
back from his recent trip to Newport,
r. I.
Lieutenant George Walsh, Battery A,
C. N. G., and Miss Elizabeth Tyler of |
Branford We're married on "Wednesday. |
Both of the young couple are exceed
ingly popular.
Miss Emma Durant of No. 7oS George |
street pleasantly entertained party of
friends at her home Wednesday even
ing. Music, instrumental and vocal, |
made the time pass delightfully."- to the |
guests and during the evening buffet |
luncheon was served. Those present |
included Mrs H. w. Clark, Miss Kate |
McMann, Miss Katherine Christian, !
Miss Emma Durant, Miss Nellie Dur
ant Miss Addie Durant, Miss Carrie |
Durant, Miss Molle Murphy, Jean |
Scott, Henry Flagg, Gustavus Harkey |
of Derby, E. p. Stevens and Carl Knoll.
The Rev. G. L. williams, an Ameri-
can missionary in China, who in We'd
nesday's papers was reported to have
been one of the missionaries massacred
at Shan-Se, was a nephew of Albert
Williams of Collinsvile.
Ernest Wade, a popular young ANA
teur ball player of this CITY, has now
Joined the ranks Of the professionals
and is doing some very creditable work
in the box for the Emeralds of Flush
ing, l.. /.
William Billhouse has rendered his
as deputy sheriff for W;nl-
ham county to Sheriff P. B. Sibley. The
reason for his resignation is thar he has
removed to Bozrahville, in New London
and is engaged in the manufac-
ture of paper.
Ernest G. Schurig, who has been en-
oloyed as one of the civil engineers on
the new coalng stations at Key West,
Florida, and Dry Tortugas, is visiting
mis- parents at his home, 105 Hamilton
street.
Harry Edgerton Ford, B. A., who for
he past year has been instructor in the
Romance language at Wesleyan univer-
;ity, has resigned to accept a call to the
in the same department
n the college at Washington, Pa. Fred
rick Curry Ostrander, Wesleyan '93,
las been elected in his place DR.. Os-
rander taught at Wesleyan one year,
md then studied in Germany, where he
eceived his Phi D. Professor l.. Oscas
<uhns will be in Europe next year. so
Dr.. Ostrander will have charge of the
department.
The many people il this city interest
d in the Burton Holmes lectures will