The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-16
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE And
THERE.
At the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal
lettings.

OUTINGS
Miss Mary S. Crandall of Old Mystic
is visiting Mrs. Dryden w. Phelps O
this city for ten days.
Mrs. Lizzie Englehardt of New Ha-
ven has been visiting Mr. and Mrs w
Il. Ford Of East Main street, Bridge
port.
DIR. Ralph S. Goodwin, jr.. of West
Chapel street is back from a vacation
spent In Thomaston and other points in
Litchfield county
Gussie Mortimer and Willie Mortimer
of this city and Mrs. Wesley Finney Of
Stamford have been guests Of Mrs. "A
A. Rand at Savin Rock.
Miss d. A. Cargill of the New Haven
house has returned from a three weeks
trip to Lake Sunappee, New Hamp-
shire.
Miss Anna Roth of Lincoln street and
Miss Hulda Gustafson of Belden street,
New Britain, are spending their sum-
mer vacations at New Haven and Short
Beach.
DR.. w. Edwin Butler of Orange street,
of the surgical staff of Grace hospital,
sails to-day on the North German
Lloyd steamer Briborossa for a two
months visit to the hospital at Ant
werp, Berlin.
Miss May Pierson of New Haven is
the guest Of friends in Stamford for a
few days.
Mrs. Bernard Ruin of Washington
avenue has gone to the country to stay
the rest Of the summer.
Robert e. Stevenson and Miss Bessie
On to hn 90 tcly
Mountains for three weeks.
Miss F. Price and niece, Helen Rem
and of Waverly street. started yester
day for Palmer, Mass, to be gone three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Clark Of
West Haven are enjoying the delightful
climate of Nova Scotia for the month of
August.
Miss Gertrude Middleton of Liberty
street, accompanied by Miss Beaton of
Lexington street, New Britain. left for
Madison Beach Tuesday for months
outing
Mrs. John Ryan and son Francis of
Webster, Mass, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick A. Grimley of De-
Witt street.
John MCGOWAN of the Register left
yesterday morning for weeks So
journ at the Hotel Rudolph, Atlantic
City.
Dr. Magnus is in New Britain on a
visit from Australia after an absence
of about eleven years. He visited Chi
ma and japan on his return trip.
Cyrus W. Kellogg, with his two sons,
Raymond and Harrison, have return
ed to their Edwards street home after
having spent several weeks in the
Maine woods. near West Seboor's Lake,
where they have enjoyed camp life in
the most primitive style and where the
canoes We're the only means of access
to all points, including postoffice, sta
ton and elsewhere.
Miss Mary Bernice Simmons of No. % |
Woolsey street left on Tuesday to visit !
relatives and friends in Somerset, Fail |
River Mass, Providence and Pawtuck-
et r. /.
Ex-Governor P. c. Lounsbury Of
Ridgefield is at Racquette Lake, in the
Adirondacks, accompanied by his fam
lily. He will remain in the mountains
until October.
Mrs Richard w. Brown and her |
daughters Edna and Anne of New Ha- |
ven, have been the guests of Mrs. B. |
Scales and Deacon John Taylor in |
South Norwalk since last Saturday.
They have had en- enjoyable time in the 4
Twin Cities.
Miss Lottie Harrison, who has been
a guest of Mrs Monroe of Elm street,
has returned to her home in Cornwall
Conn.
Dr. L. Smirnow of New Britain has
returned from his trip to the West In
dies and has been for the past few
days visiting in New Haven. He will
spend the rest of the month of August
in Wnsted.
Miss Elizabeth Monahan of Pearl
street is spending her vacation in
Litchf1eld.
Lester w. Warner and sister Vera of
New Haven are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. G. w. Langguth of KOS
suth street, Bridgeport, for three weeks.
They were accompanied by their faith
err Clarence Warner, who spent Sunday
there.
Miss Luella Russell of Howe street is
friends in Winsted
P. ]. Markley, James M. Curtin and
James P. Sullivan of New Britain re-
turned on Monday evening from their
extended European trip Mr.. Markley
and Mr.. Curtin went directly to Block t
island.
Miss Ethelyn l.. Hull is entertaining
aer cousin, Miss Mabel E. Austin of S
his city, at Madison. I
James J. Flynn and Carl G. McCor- ]
mack are stopping at the Branford
Point house.
Miss Jessie Robinson of Waterbury t
Ind Mrs. c.. w. Foster and son Jay of
his city are visiting at c. B. Judds in e
Miss Henrietta E. Daily, with party v
# friends, Is at the Hotel Rudolph, At L
antic City, for three weeks. Later they
will visit Cape May and other points on I
he New Jersey coast
Maurice McHugh of the Associated e
Press is spending his vacation at AL
lngtown Hills. \
Mrs. Julia e. Smith of Derby enter t.
aimed party of friends at her home o
donday evening. Samuel D. Saviere
f New York rendered several songs in Il
fine baritone. MIR. Saviere was for W
1erly a resident of New Haven, and is
yell known in the musical circles there '
nd in Derby also. Among the guests