The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-27
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMNER OUTINGS HERE IND
... THERE
At the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
the seaamd Elsewhere Other Personal
Jottinss.

Jottings.
Mrs. Edgar L. Heermance and Miss
Laura Heermance are at Ashfield
Mass, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denning Duer of Whit
ney avenue have had visit from theil
daughter, Mrs, George Xavier Nolan
aham with her husband and little sor
Duer. They have now returned to the
Catskills.
Dr.. William Sheahan will set sal
from Europe for New York on Septem-
Der on the steamship Germanic. lie
was accompanied on his trip by DR.
Verdi, who will said with DR.. Sheahar
on his homeward trip.
Fred N. Thayer, retired actor, con-
temporaneous with Joseph Jefferson
was the guest over Sunday of N. AL
bert Hooker at Kensington. He was
the guest over Friday Of Colonel N. G.
Osborn at his home on Bradley street.
Miss Edith Dole of York street is at
Concord, N. H., where she will remain
for four or five weeks.
DIR. Thomas Bergin, head of the staff
of house surgeons at the New Haven
hospital is on a recreation tour to last
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Farnam ex-
pect to go to Egypt and the far East to
pass the coming autumn and winter.
J. ]. Henderson of 20 Dwight street
is at Wallingford, VT.
Among those who left on the special
for Chicago Saturday afternoon were
Christopher Pagan and wife of 127
la be- Nf Ia wifi "a
of Policeman E. J. Reilly of the Grand
avenue precinct. Mr.. Pagan is well
known member of Admiral Foote post,
G. A. r., and in addition to attending
the encampment will visit his sister,
Mrs Peck, resident of Chicago, whom
he has not seen since 1875. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pagan will remain in Chicago I'M
til October L.
The Rev. Father Fitzpatrick of Wa
terbury has been appointed pastor of
St. Augustine's church at Bridgeport by
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney. He has
also assigned the Rev. Charles Cum
nings of the Springfield diocese to cler-
ical duty at Torrington.
Mrs. McCanoliss Of California, who
was visiting her sister, Mrs F. Cham
berlain Porter at 2e6 Bradley street. in
the early summer, has been at Avon, N.
y, throughout the season.
Rev. DR.. G.. 7. Schadwell of Atlanta.
Ga, who has just returned from a trip
abroad, was banquetted by J. e. JAMS
wick, J. F. schaeffer and Thomas H.
Sullivan at the later's cafe ON Church
street Saturday evening. A number of
friends were present and spent an en-
joyable evening.
Roswell Neal, son of S. D. Neal of
Southington. will enter the Robbins
school at Norfolk this fall.
Professor and Mrs. Beebe are at Little
Bears Head on the New Hampshire
sea shore, where they have been for
many summers In succession.
Mrs. Atwater and Miss Atwater of Al
Trumbull street are at Washington,
Conn, for this month.
S. o. Lord and Proprietor Buell. of the
Bradley house, Southington, attended
the reunion Of the Twenty fifth regi-
ment, G. ", at Compounce, Saturday.
Miss Scranton of West Chapel street
is spending this month at Thousand
Islands.
Miss Minnie Messenger of Southing-
ton is confined to the house by illness.
Mrs. James Metcalfe and daugher
Mrs. Harris, are at Cornwall, Conn, for
the rest of the season. Mrs. Harris has
recently returned from the west to re-
side in New Haven.
County Commissioner Munson return
ed to the city Saturday with State Sen
ator sturgis Whitlock of Derby and
George A. Alling. For about two weeks
tbn1 hoI ph 1,sei+ IN
Consul General Turner of Ottawa, Can
ada.
Mr. and Mrs Tourney Miss Con-
stance Blake) have taken the house on
Prospect street formerly occupied by !
Professor Waldo and will move into it
this week. Mr.. Tourney has recently
from Arizona to accept po-
sition in the Yale School of Forestry.
Attorney A. d. Penney, who is i'll at
1s home in Southport with an attack
If appendicitis, Is reported better and
1is friends expect that be will be able
o leave his home in a few days.
Mr.. Harris and Miss e. M. Harris of
Hillhouse avenue are at Litchfield.
Richard H. Gallagher, janitor Of
Strong school, who has been at
ending the manual training sessions at
Columbia university for the past six
weeks, has returned.
Mrs Thomas A. Thatcher is still at
Woods Holl, Mass, with her relatives,
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Storer, and other
riends.
Judge A. Heaton Robertson with
'arty of friends left on Saturday for
lis annual fishing trip into the Maine
woods. Mr.. Robertson's SON. Heaton,
r., who is going back to Andover this
all for his last term a the preparatory
chool, will be one of the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Fisher of 239
Bradley street are at Rye Beach, N f.,
nth their family. :.
Deputy United States Marshal Philip !
J, Bowen has returned from a two !.
weeks outing at Fishers Island. He
ad some great sport fishing, and land |
d large number of bass and big
lues.
Mrs Levi Ives and Miss Narrower OF c
'emple street have been staying at
Boston, which is one of the
nest of the sea shore resorts on the r
astern coast of New England.
W. G. Braley, the house mover, is
loving the stands at Yale field in prep :
ration for the fall games.
DR., and Mrs. E. S. Gaylord of Trum- =
I'LL street are in the Adirondacks :,
Theodore Quigley of 262 Orchard :,