The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-21

Elsewhere.
 D. Bree and family. of 259 Lloyd street, and Mrs. G. c. Mathis and Miss L.. Clark are occupying the Hot Air
 Cottage" for the balance of the season.
 Dr. Samuel D. Gilbert left on Tues
 day for trip to the Adirondack Noun tains.
 President Samuel Hemingway, of the
 Second National bank. is away, stop ! ping at the Moosilauke, Breezy Point, N. H.
 President James S. Hemingway. of
 the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad
 company, and family are in the Adiron- | dacks. .@t' .... -. Dr. Frederick G. Wilmot, the dentist at 16 Elm street, leaves this morning for Bethlehem, in the White Mountains, I to join Mrs. Wilmot and their little I daughter, who have been there for the
 past three weeks. After weeks stay
 Dr. and Mrs. Wilnot and daughter will
 stop at the Poland Springs house, Po- | land Springs, Me, for couple of weeks, returning to New Haven about | September 10 --.ss ---. .s..-la lg- ... Mir. and Mrs. Albert A. Scholz, of ! West Haven. start tomorrow on a I three weeks trip through the New England states, their ultimate destina- ton being Deer Island, N. B., the old home of Mrs. Seholz. .i... .,.- Harry E. Mozealous, the local bari
 tone. has been engaged to sing at a pri- vate concert at Norfolk next Wednes-
 day evening He will sing with Ger trude May Stein, contralto, and Miss Zimmerman, the noted soprano. Judge Gager, of the superior court,
 returned to the city Wednesday after a ten days vacation in the White
 Mountains. He is much benefited by the rest.
 | The Misses Lillie and Florence Kner-
 finger, of Sherman avenue, arrived Mon
 day from Avon, on the Jersey coast, weeks.
 Edward Benedict, of this city, has re-
 turned from pleasant vacation in At lantic City. l William F. Hickey, of Washington
 avenue, who recently returned from a soiourn in the south, is spending two
 weeks at Bantam.
 I Pauline Voorhees, organist of the
 summerfield M. E. church, has left for a two weeks vacation. Her time will be divided between ocean Grove and other New Jersey points. l Rev. Father Aloysius, of the Benedic- Itine Order of Priests, who is located in Savannah, Ga, is spending a short time with friends at 15 Elliott street. l Mir and Mrs. A. B. Jones are among l the New Haveners enjoying the com ! forts and delights of life at Atlantic
 City. They are registered at the Aboca hotel
 Miss Florence Curnow, of Cassius street, is spending part of her vacation l in New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis B. Conniff are
 receiving congratulations on the arrival
 of a eleven-pound boy on Wednesday night.
 George Frye of Springfield, Mass, is spending his vacation in this city, the
 guest of Arthur Kelsey, of Forbes ave nue.
 \ James Hogan, of Hamilton street. has
 returned from pleasant trip to AL l bany.
 Miss M. J. McCaffrey. of Jersey City, I and Miss Marion E. Bulley are at the | Feeling house, Pittsfield, Mass, for the remainder of the summer. l l The Misses Nellie and Katie Geelin, of this city, spent last Sunday in New port. NAH | Mrs. Edward M. Young, of New York, lis visiting friends here. MT. Young &C., | I,te l Monday. His wife will remain for a I few days. Dr. and Mrs. Barnsdall of Grown
 street, are registered at the Aldine ho- I ltel, New York, having gone down to I attend the international yacht races off
 Sandy Hook.
 Miss Carrie Bradley, of Columbus lavenue, left Tuesday for Dover, N. H.,
 where she will spend part of her vaca- Ition.
 Miss Lilly Fenton, of Holyoke, Mass, I is the guest of Miss Katherine Creagan, |of Liberty street.
 l Mrs. C. E. Thrall and daughter, of I this city, are the guests of Mrs. A. B,
 Bradley. 1105. North Main street, Water
 bury, for few days.
 l Miss Anna Cleary, of Hartford, is the
 guest of Miss Stella Gilson, of Olive I street.
 l Rev. pr. w. J. Mutch, pastor of the
 Howard Avenue Congregational church, I iwho is spending his vacation in Wis I consin, will be the instructor of the nor
 mai department at the Elk Normal I Training school. This is a summer
 school for the benefit of Sunday school teachers. Dr. Mutch ranks as one of l the leading Sunday school workers in Ithis country, and has written several l works on that subject. I P. H. Kerwin, manager of the Doug ilas shoe store, has returned from Atlan- I tic City. s 4 Mrs Clinton R. Coulter, widow of 1.-the champion bicyclist who was killed lin a railroad wreck in the west two
 years ago. is visiting her uncle, Will I liam Aufort, in this city. She will visit
 number of relatives in the east before I her return to her home in San Fran I cisco. N fe a.,.. I Mrs. W. A. Galpin and daughter,
 Miss Helen L. Galpin, who have been
 spending the past three weeks in the ] Adirondack Mountains, are now at Sar- atoga.
 Miss May Drinan, of Providence, is the guest of the Misses Cook, of Cedar
 street. l Mrs. Henry Ambuhl and daughter,
 Miss Helen. of 112 Edwards street, are l spending a few weeks in Tarrytown