The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-25
Personal J0TTINGs.


Mr. and Mrs Charles S. DeFores
leave the last Of next month for thei
summer home at Holderness, N. III.
Hon. Peter B. Kline of London, Eng
land, class of 81, is stopping at TIL
| Cloister on Grove street.
Hon, Martin J. Wright, state survey
or-general of California, and his wifi,
are on visit east and are stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Eliphalet Killan
| of Wooster street.
Wilbur j. Maynard and family Of 6;
| Gilbert avenue will spend the summer
in Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. John S. Ely on their re-
| turn from their bicycling trip Of week
will go to Woods Hole, Mass. for the
| season, where they spent a delightful
summer last year,
The family Of L. Sanderson Of No. rs
Academy street are at Berkshire, Mass,
for the summer.
Mrs. Thomas r. Trowbridge has
again gone TO Litehfeld for few days
to superintend changes in her home on
North street
w. S. Johnson of AZ Lake place is at
Spring Light, Arkansas.
The Monday following commencement
President and Mrs. Hadley, with their
children, Will leave for Newtown, Conn,
where President Hadley has a summer
home.
Rev. DR.. Goodrich Of SO Lake place is
at Sayville, NJ Y.
Mr.. and Mrs David Daggett close
4 sat re
this week and move to their delightful
summer home at Savin Rock.
Fl. c. Rowe of 400 orange street Is at
Pine Orchard.
Frederic r. Honey will sail for Glas-
gov on the Anchoria July T. returning
from Glasgow by the City of Rome Au-
gust rs. ta
Gtorge Hadlock of 81 Lake place Is at
Nassau, New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. English Of
Whitney avenue and their maid will
leave this week for Watch Hill, where
they will spend the summer.
Frederick S Strong and wife are sum
mering at Pine Orchard
A. Mendel of Mendel and Freedman
and family, are spending the season at
West Haven.
Charles NJ Smith of Ashmun street
is at Woodmont.
Professor W. II. Bishop and wife of
No 6s High street, are at Oxford for
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Steinert will
close their Orange street house. on June
so and will go to Beverly, Mass, for q
o
Swanscourt, where Mrs. Freedman,
Mrs. steinert's mother has a beautiful
summer home.
j. w. Downs of so Howe street has
gone to Litchfield.
Mrs Frederick van Lennep Miss
Anita TrumbulD of New York Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. George j. Brush on
Trumbull street
Captain Magnus Manson and family
of 81 Dwight street have gone to Pine
orchard.
Mrs. Wolcott Newberry will leave for
Newport, r. L., soon, where she is to
pass the summer at the Bateman cot
tages.
f. Z. Field of SO Lyman street is at
Madison.
Mrs c. G. Hadden Of 191 Goffe street
is entertaining the Misses Katherine
and Cecilia MacMahon of Elmira, N
Y, The Misses MacMahon are sisters
Of Mrs. MADDEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Langdale will
spend the summer at Woodmont GO
ing down next week and taking possess
sion Of the cottage they occupied last
summer.
At the home of Charles Stepp on
Kimberly avenue in West Haven on
Wednesday evening last Mr., Stepp's
niece, Mrs. Lucy e. Bingham was
united in marriage to John W. Doug
lass, the Rev. J. p. Clark officiating.
after the wedding a recep-
ton took place, during which Mr.. and
Nfrs. Douglass left for their wedding
trip
W. A. Harris, manager of the West
arn Union Telegraph company in this
city. and IIlbridge G. Howe Of the firm
IF Howe e. StetsOn returned on Friday
night from weeks fishing trip in
Maine.
Alexander Lockery, who IS employed
N the factory of the Winchester Re-
peatng Arms company in this city left
Saturday for Europe to spend some
months there. There are many people
who are taking advantage of the Paris
exposition and the many facilities for
listing Great Britain and the continent
md who will cross the Atlantic this
summer.
Thomas Rock of as York street is at
he hospital suffering from injuries to
Ms spine received while aiding in NOV
ne a piano into the house of Attorney
J. f. Newcomb on York square. The |
piano slipped and pinned Rock to the |
tairway, causing stroke of paralysis |
lie will probably recover.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Pownng will take |
to-day of the cottage occu- !
lied by them at WoodmOnt last sum
ner. |
Mr. and Mrs, Augustus H. Kimberly