The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-30

Winchesters, and Wilfred Mott, of the
business department, are enjoying a
two weeks outing trip in the White
| Mountains.
| Among the New Haven guests at
| the Mountain View house., Rangeley
Lake, Maine, are Mr.. and Mrs l.. e.
Hogson, Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Chitten-
den, Miss Edith r. Chittenden and Miss
Lila M. Chittenden.
3. o. Barnard, the Bristol newsdealer
holds the record at Cosey Beach, where
his family are staying for the summer,
on black fishing. A five and a four
FOUNDER taken by him with the steel
rod made by the Horton Manufacture
| ing company established the record.
Among the guests at the Blackstone
library on Saturday were Professor
T. X. Sanders, dean of the Yale di-
vinity school, and Mrs Sanders, Hon.
C. M. Blackman, a prominent banker
and president of the library board of
Whitewater, Wis, and Mrs. Black
man, Professor Heinrich Woentig, of
the department of political economy in
the University of Greifswald, Germany.
Lee Roberts and family, Mrs. George
A. Warner and son, and Hobart A.
Warner all of New Britain, will spend
the month of August on Money Island,
where they have taken cottage.
Postmaster George A. Warner may
spend the Sundays with his family, but
cannot be away from the office through
the week.
Mrs. F. H. Hemingway has recently
visited her son, Walter who Is at Ed
ward w. Eastor's camp at Lyme,
where she visited the boys for two
days and probably looked after their
housekeeping a little
Mortimer Clark of West Haven, who
has been so very i'll for SO many weeks
is improving and able to sit up a short
time each day.
William Haywood, who was badly
hurt by runaway team a few weeks
ago, is out driving again.
Mr.. Laiding, engineer of the West
Haven Buckle company, has resigned
and accepted position In New Ha
ven.
Miss Emma Tyler, of Quinnipiac ave-
nue. school, has gone to jamestown, N.
Y, where she will attend the Chautau
qua Institute for several days.
Mrs. Roman Chapman, of Middle
town. has come to make visit at her
cottage at Norris Cove.
Mrs Kate Salisbury is improving
under the treatment of DR.. /. n. Por
ter, and the kind care of Mrs. Nellie
Robinson.
Mrs, Perkins, of Germantown, Pa, is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Everett, of
Elm street, West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Hofacker, of 1854
Congress avenue, who are at present
visiting in Saratoga, will return home
in a few days.
F. M. Clerich, assistant manager of
the Continental hotel, Broadway and
Twentieth street, New York, with his
family will spend the coming week
with Mr.. and Mrs Edward Howarth,
of Washington avenue and Center
street. West Haven.
Mrs. G. LAUDER, of this city, left here
yesterday to visit her mother in Chi
cago She will be accompanied by
Messrs. J. e. and Clarence LAUDER, also
of this city, and they expect to be alb
sent about four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H, Webb left
for a trip of three weeks. |
They will spend about ten days at To-
ronto, Can, with Professor Lawson,
who recently lectured in the Law
school, and from there they will go to
the Pan-American exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Weidig, of Sec
ond avenue, West Haven. will leave |
next Wednesday to visit the Pan
American exposition.
Mrs. Dwight Simpson and daughter
Ethel, of ,Middletown, are making a
visit at Norris Cove
Mrs. Annie Hymen, Miss Lizzie Huff |
and Mrs Laura Whitfield are summer
ng at Asbury Park, N. ].
Frank ]. Reveley, of 43 Poplar street,
at Curtis & Bradleys, is
happy. The boy arrived Saturday and
Weighs over nine pounds.
Clarence Thompson, Jr., Who is i'll
1t his home on Washington avenue,
West Haven. is much improved.
Miss Charlotte Murray will be in
Stony Creek until the first of October.
She is one of the most efficient teach
,rs in the primary department of the
Bible school of Emmanuel Baptist
'hurch Miss Hortensia will ably fill
Ter sisters place until October.
Miss Viola Simmons returns to New
BORT Monday of next week, after an
extended visit in this city, the guest of
Ter uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Swan.
Mrs. James J. Lawton and daughter,
Hiss Mae Kirby, accompanied by Miss
little Colwell, all of this city, are sum-
nering at the Kean house, Lake Ma
opac, N. Y
Master Charles Obst, of Hartford, is
pending his school vacation with his
lncle, George Ullrich, of 81 Asylum
treet.
Mrs. T. r. Davis, of GA State street
will go to- morrow to Elmwood Hail.
Woodstock, to spend the month of
August,
Mary Williams Montgomery, who
las been granted a degree of doctor Of
rental learning by Berlin university,
S mentioned in cable dispatches, Is a
raduate of Hillhouse high school of
his city, and of Wellesley college. Miss
Villains is twenty-seven years old. She
ras graduated from Hillhouse in 1892,
nd from Wellesley in 1896 She was
orn in Turkey. Her mother was Miss
,mily Reddington, of Rome, N. Y. and
err father, the Rev. e. r. Montgomery.
he parents were missionaries in Tur-