The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-01
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMNER OUTINGS HERE md
THERE,
At the Scashore, the Mountains, Across
the Sea and Elsewhere Other Personal

Jottings.
Ex-Mayor Hendrick leaves to-day for
a stay of some duration at Block
Island. He will be accompanied by
General L. A. Dickinson of Hartford,
whose health has not been good for
several months. They will stop at the
Spring house at the island, where
Mayor Hendrick has sojourned before
and expect to have several fishing trips
during their absence.
Miss Hattie 3. Chalker of Meriden is
spending few days at her uncle's, c..
c. Chalker, of 2S1 Greenwich avenue.
General b. S. Greeley and wife leave
to-day to stay for the month of August
at the Fort Griswold house, New Lon
don, where they spent week recently.
Mrs. o. B. North of Chapel street
will spend the month of August at the
Highland house, Bethlehem, N. H.
Mrs. l. Myers of S74 State street and
daughter, Miss Addie Myers, and two
sons, Frederick and Hiram, have re-
turned from a two weeks Sojourn at
Onset, Mass.
Miss Mae Bartlett has returned from
months vacation in Hartford at the
residence Of her sister, Mrs Howard l..
Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. English have
gone to Wentworth, New Castle, N H.,
for the month of August.
Mrs. John A. Hauff and son have
gone to the Newtown Inn at NewtoWn.
The!, will return in September.
Mrs. Fred Kinsey of Leonard street
left yesterday for months stay in the
Litchfleld Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hoggson and
Miss Jessie Hoggson of Lynwood street
spent Sunday at Block Island.
Hugh Doherty, who has been spend
ing his vacation in this city, has re-
turned to his home in New York accom-
panied by Dr. Hatch.
Miss Matte Hills and Miss Sallie Cor
bin of 397 Crown street have returned
from a week at Pine Orchard, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Beach of
Cheshire at their shore cottage.
The Misses Rene and Gertrude Du-
gan of New York are visiting Miss
Margie Williams of Sylvan avenue.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Beardsley of Branford and Hen
ry G. Miller, bookkeeper and cashier
Of the Register Publishing company.
Miss Beardsley is stenographer at the
Strouse, Adler Corset company The
announcement was made Monday at an
informal gathering of their friends at
Mr.. Millers home on Howe street. Both
were the recipients of sincere congratu-
lions on their betrothal.
The Misses Rose and Kate Deegan
and Miss Kate MacMahon have gone
to Litchfield for two weeks.
H. T. Blake, president of the park
commission, is in Boston inquiring as
to ways for exterminating the elm tree
beetle.
Miss Emma Murray Of Boston is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Hamilton at their summer home at
Cosey Beach.
John ]. Flanagan, clerk in the rail-
road Office building, is very i'll at his
home, So Arch street.
Frank Il. Hartshorn of Wood street,
West Haven, has gone to Hancock
Point, Me-, for his vacation.
Mrs. Algernon Corbin and her daugh- |
ter, Miss Sally, of Crown street, will |
leave town next week for Watervliet, |
near Troy, N. Y, where they will be
guests until September of the formers
sister Mrs Walter Mott. Young Mas
ter Algernon Corbin left on Monday for
Newport, r. H. to visit his aunt, Mrs
David Stevens
United States Surgeon Gibson and his
family, who have been spending some
time with DR.. Gibson's mother, on
Trumbull street, has been occupying
cottage at Pine Orchard for the past
two or three weeks. DR.. Gibson has
been detailed to Manila and leaves to-
day. August 1, in obedience to orders.
His wife and children will remain in
New Haven.
Attorney Charles Kleiner left on
Monday for Block Island for a stay of
several weeks.
Captain Trip of the Howard avenue
precinct took wheel ride yesterday to
Bridgeport. The captain has become
quite an expert wheelman.
Miss Barnes, the soloist, is passing
her vacation of three weeks among the
Plymouth hills
Albert Zunder of Elm street leaves on
Friday for Saratoga. His wife and
children will go to the White Noun
tains for stay of several weeks.
Mrs. George w. Robinson and sons Of
York Square expect to leave this week
for an extended stay in Vermont.
Oscar p Dikeman, in former years
State street hardware merchant who
has been stopping during part of July
at the Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, has
returned to the Hotel Beresford, NJ Y,
where he makes his home.
Lafayette Craw, who is superintend-
ing the construction of the waterworks
at Madison, spent Sunday with friends
in Milford.
The Misses Week of West Chapel
street are at the Rangeley Lake home,
Rangeley, Me-, for the season.
Thomas Widdowfield of Bridgeport ,,
was elected financial secretary of the
New England conference of the Brass :
Moulders' International union at its
semi-annual convention held Sunday at
Lynn. Mass. /
Colin M. Ingersoll and his daughter,
Miss Mary Ingersoll, leave to-day for
the Guilford Point house, Guilford, for !
the month of August.
l.. l.. Hepburn of Cottage street .
mas gone to Troy, N. Y, where he will /.
remain until September l.
Prentice Bassett of Milford left yes
erday afternoon for Annapolis, Nd,
where he will put in month at a pre- F