The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-29

been camping at Hemingway's noun
tain, and lately they broke camp ane
left for home.
William G. Lotze, secretary of the
local Y. M. G. A., is in town for
| few days before going to Tuxis Island
for the remainder Of his vacation. A
| meeting of the building committee OF
| the association will probably be called
| some time this week. as the officials are
| anxious to begin work as quickly as
| possible. 1t is understood that the spec
| ifcations are now ready.
Miss B. Smith of Olive street sails for
Europe to be gone several weeks.
The condition of Israel A. Kelsey was
| reported yesterday as improving.
Miss Maud Hubbard of Olive street
has returned from Atlantic City.
The Rev. Father Donnely of Newport,
KY, is the guest of Father Cartris.
The many friends of Miss Katherine
McMann will be glad to hear that she
is able to take up her position with the
Gamble-Desmond company to-day.
Mrs. Christopher Philippe and child
of Dixwell avenue have gone to Litch-
field for few weeks.
Miss Kate Candee Of Riverside, Cal,
was at 'Our Bungalow" Woodmont,
for dinner Thursday evening Miss Can
dees old home was in New Haven. She
had not been east for eighteen years,
and during that time mans changes
have taken place.
William McCabe of 200 Franklin
street leaves Monday for a two weeks
vacation, which will be spent in Pitts
burg, Pa. where he is interested in
the mining industry.
Miss Ina Van Leuran, who has been
visiting at the home of W. o. Camp on
West street Southington, for the past |
two weeks, returned to her home in this
city yesterday.
Miss Minnie Leary has gone to Cleve-
land where she will visit Miss May
Murphy, formerly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bernstein are at
Litchfied for two weeks.
Miss Mabel Dorman of this city,
graduate of the Hillhouse high school,
is the teacher for the Center school
Durham. Miss Stafford of Middefield
will teach at South West school and
Miss Alice Rosster of North Guilford
at the West district.
Thomas Ryder and John Sullivan are
at the Greystone Farm, Bantam Lake,
FOR the rest of the month.
Mrs Lydia Fyler of this city is visit
ng her sister Mrs. William Morris, in
Prospect. Mr. Morris drove over to
Roxbury for a visit to his native town
'or few days.
Miss Harriet Hawley and her niece,
Miss Hattie Hawley of Bridgeport
spent Thursday with Mrs. Davis in
Woodmont.
Henry Salisbury of 81 Olive street has
zone to Atlantic City for weeks So
ourn.
Mrs c. p. Merwin of New Britain en-
ertained at the Point cottage, Wood ,
mont Wednesday evening with a pleas :
mt party. 6
Miss Tenie Kaiser returned Saturday IN
rom delightful trip of three weeks .
pent at Far Rockaway. =
Mrs. Powe of AnsonIa has been a
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Bartholo-
lew in Woodmont for a few days
Miss Emma Hasselbach is spending
4Neral weeks d the Anchorage Morris L
owe
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and family of
Hartford left Woodmont Tuesday for 7,
leir home. After two weeks they ex-
act to return again for a little while. g
Isaac H. Mallory of So Garden street II
aVes Monday for Litchfield, where he n
Ill spend two weeks IL
Miss Mabel Sims of New Haven is Fl
lie guest of Miss JUNE Brown in Ber- w
n. ~
Mr., and Mrs. James Kivan from the ii
est are visiting MI Kivlan's mother &c
her home, Sc Greenwood street. be
Mrs. N, A. Foote of New Haven is by
lending few days at Morse Holm, tn
respect ne