Evening journal., 1901-07-23
Many LAW YERS
PLAN VACATIONS
Members Of Bench Also VIII
Have Recreation
SOME DELIGHTFUL OUTINGS
BarriSterS Now Are Away Bat MANY
More Will Follow Next
Month

There will be a scarcity of lawyers
in this city in August, nearly every
enc Of them having arranged to spend
some part of the month at the shore
or in the mountains. They will so in
search OF rest and 4 change OF sur
rounding, and Judging from the repu-
tation Of the resorts they win visit
none will be disappointed. Indeed, a
most delightful vacation is ahead for
every member of the bar.
Members Of the State courts also
win be among the al5scntees in the
profession.
Chief Justice Lore has not deter
mined upon the place in which he will
pass the warm days OF August, but he
will have before the September courts
call upon him for service.
Judge Sprlmnce went to Bos-
ton this morning. and in a few
days Judge Grubb win go down to his
farm. in Kenton hundred, to satisfy
himself with the climate old Kent af-
fords.
Chancellor Nicholson and Judges
Boyce and Pcnnewill will spend their
seasons Of rest in resorts yet to be se-
lected.
Perhars all the Wilmington lawyers
have planned vacations, bat many be-
ing modest fellows, they refuse to
make public their intentions in this
respect Perhaps it is not so much a
question OF modesty as it is the fear
that clients will follow them and dis
turb their seasons Of recreation. How
ever. they must be left to themselves
with the hope that all may be bene-
fted by the pleasures which soon will
be entered upon.
Colonel Benjamin Nields and Spots
wood Garland, perhaps the eldest prac-
lticing members OF the bar, will go Ia
Denver Colorado, on a combined
business and pleasure trip, it being
their intention to first take part in the
deliberations Of the National Bar As
sociatlon meeting to be held there.
Robert G. Harman is in Colorado
Springs to-day. Sylvester Townsend
is at Ocean City.
William f. Smallcy will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Smalley on a ride down
the Delaware river from a point in New
York state. Howell S. England Ed
lward w Cooch, Baldwin Springer and
Charles f. Curley will spend two
weeks in a yacht i'm Chesapeake bay.
George A. Elliott will content him.
leelf at home but his neighbor, Fran
els NJ. Walker, is not 50 easily salts
fed Tie with his cousin, Julian c
Walker. will go down to Cape May fC
stay one week and from there thsg
will go to a resort in New York State
probably Saratoga.
/ willard Salisbury is spending hi.
Summer at Portsmouth; Horac,
Greeley Knowley is in Thousand Is
lands. and j. Frank Ball is at Pocop-
son. City Solicitor Reinhardt goes Il
Kennett Suare to spend Sundays, aaC
David T. ana Josiah Marvel go down K
Rehoboth
Victor b. WOOlley and j. Harvey
Whiteman are preparing TO leave OF
an extended trip up the st. Lawrence
river. Charles B. Evans will satisfy
himself with such recreation as Allan
tic City offers. l.. Irving Handy vii
spend his vacation season with hi
aged parents. in Sohcharie. n Y
Anthony Higgins, Levi c. Bird, J
III and Francis H. Honeckel
and William S. Prickett hav'
been out of the city frequentl!
since the warm days OF Sumner begai
and will so again when their business
will admit
other lawyers have concluded &
either remain at home or have not Sc
lectci places in which to spend tn
days OF what promises to be a warn
n August. And it may be that they viii
have enjoyed themselves as much a
those OF their fellow 'barristers VIII
sought recreation in the resorts hsr
spoken Of