The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-15

Master George Monroe Of Crown |
street is visiting friends in Boston.
William T. Dill and family Of George
street returned Thursday from two
months vacation in the Berkshires in
his Rambler touring car.
Miss Susan Daggett of Grove street
is now stopping at Long Beach hotel,
Long Beach, L. L.
General Henry S. Peck of west Chap
el street and wife left Saturday for
Boston. General Peck Is on the staff
of Commander-in-Chief General Black
of the G. A. r. General and Mrs. Peck
will stop at Hotel Vendome, which is
national headquarters.
Miss May Lindon of York street is
visiting friends in New York and
Brooklyn.
Charles S. Lee of 56S Winthrop avenue
has gone to Southfield, Mass. for a
summer outing. ......,.
Miss Hattie v. Tibbals Of 115 Crown
street is visiting her cousin, Mrs. John
Hancock in Litchf1eld, and win remain
until September.
Mrs. 2. A. Walker of Grove street is
now at Crescent Park, ogdensburgh, N.
Y, for the summer. -.
George A. Tibbals and Mr.. Linquist
will leave for the st. Louis exposition
Niagara and other places of interest,
returning HON by way OF Washington,
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Miss Leila Stewart has gone to Lake
Placid to give a small 'llirmess under
the patronage of the Cheneys, the Eng
fishes and other nrnrninnnt sOripfv npO-
pie of New Haven who are summering
there. She will return to Short Beach
soon, as will her sister, Miss Carrie
Stewart. aas s.
Mrs Hattie L. Smith of 2Os Crown
street, who was called suddenly to
Northford by the serious illness of her
niece, Mrs. Leroy Harrison, has return
ed, leaving her niece much improved.
Mrs. Harrison has a fine son three
weeks old named Amos Carroll. Mrs.
Smith, who is a junior department pres
ident of the ladies of the G. A. r., left
Saturday for visit to her son, +. Har-
yey Smith in Boston, and will attend
the convention of the ladies' of the @. A.
R., and take in the other festivities Of
Mrs. George w. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Margaret r., of 455 George street,
are at the Mountain View house, Weth-
ersfield. n. H. 44
Miss G. e. Williams and Miss NJ. L.
Robbins of Bristol are az villa Helm
remarkable burnt wood artist and will
hold an exhibit of her beautiful work
in the Studia Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mccarthy will
spend Grand Army week in Old Salem,
Mass. with their sister, Mrs. Anna Up
ton. Comrade Mccarthy will be one of
the drum majors in the parade to-mor-
row.
Mr.. add mrs. George Lapham of
Campbell avenue are entertaining Rev.
Mr.. McGregor Of Avon at their home on
Campbell avenue.
Mrs. George NUM- and family Of Ed
wards street will leave tomorrow to
spend the rest of the summer at Nor
ris Cove,
AT Sans souci, Short Beach, are Miss
Ellen Clarke of New Haven, Misses
Emma and Mrs. Beach of Middletown.
Miss Mary Beach Is a teacher in fash
ionable seminary for young ladies in
New York city, George Beach, who was
down there over Sunday, returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Bradley entertain
ed at their cottage at Woodmont Satur-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham, Miss
Graham, Mrs. III. s. Thompson and Miss
| De La Mater of Catskill, N Y
W. 7. Barnum and family OF Sher-
man avenue are in sheffield, Mass for
1 a month q NhCdLlOps
Thomas H. sullivan, proprietor OF the
Hotel Oneco, with David Corey and AL
| fred Widman have returned from d de-
| lightful yachting trip TO New London,
! Mattituck and the eastern end of Long
/ Island. visiting Manhattan, Brighton
/ Charles Al. Baldwin Of Edgewood ave-
nue. has returned from stay in Forest
! will, Conn.
Frank Dunnifg, lately of Utica, N. r..
/ but now with the Stanley Brothers of
| Church street. left for Utica saturday
and two children. Mr., Cunning and
| family will reside at 6S Admiral street
e. N. A1ling of Lawrence street is at
/. the Stiles house, woodbury.
Miss Estella Bayliss Of Richard street
weeks vacation, which she will spend
In Boston with friends.
c. w. Cook of Clark street, who has
been at the Hotel Glenwood, Lake Be-
mosene. Hydeville, VT, has gone to
Joseph sugenheimer, who has been at
Peek's Island, Me, viii return to this
| city to-day.
Mrs. F. L. Thomas Of West Haven.
who has been spending several weeks
! in Glendon, Me-, has returned to her
4 home in Spring street.
berger & Sons Howard avenue store,
has resigned his position to go to
| New York, where he will engage in the
retail liquor business He has been
with the firm for fifteen years, and
has many warm friends among the em-
ployes to whom he will tender fare
| well dinner at the Homestead tonight.
Ill., Kraussman's orchestra will play dur
ling the dinner and there Will be speech
making. S. II. Barnes, former alder
man from the Seventh ward, will sue
coed Mr.. Well. The latter has the best
wishes of a multitude OF friends In his
New York undertaking.
NJ. F. Stanley of Howard avenue, the
Church street merchant, has been Wis
| iting his friend, Mr.. Claire, at Derby,
and he will spend this week in Boston.
Mrs. Stanley is at their cottage at
Cosey Beach for the summer.
Misses Josephine and Katherine Ma
her of Sherman avenue left Saturday
flor a two weeks stay in BroolSline, one
of the beautiful and fashionable sub
urbs of Boston, Mass, tS4
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. johnson OF
the boulevard with their daughters,
Leila and Ruth, will spend the remain
der of this month in Winchester.