The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-08
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
MANY SUMMER OUTINGS HERE AND
 THERE.

IHEhE.
 At the Seashore, the Mountains, Across
 the Sea and Elsewhere Other Persona
 Jottings.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Bowers of Ware house Point are spending a few weeks in New Haven and New York
 James Burdette Scranton of this city has returned from a weeks outing at the shore.
 The New Haven delegates who will attend the convention of Catholic tenn perance societies in Philadelphia this week are B. E. Lynch for the state union, Thomas O'Brien for St. Aloysius T. A. B. and William Cronin for St. Patrick's T. A. B.
 Mrs. John H. Clarke, wife of Police Commissioner Clarke of 50 Derby ave- nue, with her daughters, the Misses Ethel and Mabeil, is stopping at South View Villa, Litchfield, for the month of August
 Mrs. William Comstock and daugh- ter of this city are guests of Mrs. Le- Grand Raymond of Morgan avenue, South Norwalk.
 Mrs. John c. North of this city is spending the month of August at Wood bridge.
 George k. Scranton of No. 45 Bishop street is visiting friends in Pittsfeld Mass. From there he will go to Albany, N. Y.
 George Weber, employed at Jentes on Broadway, is having a vacation of one week, which he is putting in at Sar- atoga, for which place he left on Mon- day.
 Sherman Everette and Harry Win chell of Broadway are at their native homes among the Catskills for few weeks.
 Miss Sarah Tuft of Ashley street, Stratford, is in this city visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Mrs. William B. Mack of 161 Wood ward avenue is spending week with her sister, Mrs, Atwell Bartholomew, in New Brunswick
 Ernest s. Hills, wife and sister-in- law, Miss Amelia Gubitz, and Mrs. c. w. Hills of Hartford are al Short Beach for two weeks.
 4 Martin V. Barnes and family of Broadway and Dixwell avenue are at their cottage at Savin Rock for the month of August. .
 Mrs. Stephen D. Bradley, who has been critically ill and threatened with appendicitis, was much better yester- day. She is attended by pr. Adams. Her friends are encouraged to believe that she is now on the road to reccv- cry.
 Mrs. M. Harry Marlin and daughter of Whitney avenue left on Monday for Chester Inn, Chestertown, Adirondacks, for six weeks or more. Miss Marian Dickerman accompanied Mrs Marlin, and towards the last of the month, or as soon as she is able, Miss Justine h. gersoll of Elm street will join them there, to remain until we'll into Septem- Der. MT. Elton of York street is spend- l ing the summer season at the same vil- { lage. General l.. A. Dickinson of Hartford ] is spending a couple of weekc at Block Island with his brother -in-law, x-May- or Hendrick of New Haven. The gen. erals health has perceptiby improved since his arrival at the island i Mrs. A. E. Winchell has gone to Lin
  liam A. Brooks at her summer resi- dence in that place. Later in the season she will go to Saratoga with Dr. Win chel. n A l. Friedman Is registered at the Fa- byan house, White Mountains, for the month of August.
 MT. and Mrs. Willis L. Lines of 490 Winthrop avenue left yesterday for the Cot thoxy tI,o l 1nainder of August. Mrs. Lines is the successful pianist whose name is famil- jar on programmes as Mrs. Rosa belle Frushour Lines.
 Mrs Danie! c. Eaton of Prospect street is spending part of this month aA South Lyme.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Leysnon of An sonia and Mrs. w. A. Adams of Sey- mour sailed yesterday on the steamer New York, They go to England in the hope that the change will benefit MT. Leyshon MT. and Mrs. George R. Burton of Elm street are stopping during August at ''The Naples" Littleton, New Hamp- shire |, Miss Mae C. Lynch, bookkeeper for the John N. Champion company, has )c gone for a fortnight's vacation to St. -the-Sea. z Charles W. Whittlesey of Sherman avenue is spending this month at Madi- son. 6 Alfred Gruener of the w. A. Warner z & Brother company is taking weeks f vacation.
 William O.. Pardee of Wooster street q S spending his vacation at West Town e .hend Vt. f c. Eugene Rowe has gone on a \ weeks vacation to Saratoga and Lake 6 George. V
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