Evening journal., 1904-07-09
PLAN
FOR VACATIONS
August Will Find But Few of
Members of Bar in Will
mington
WHERE ATTORNEYS WILL VISIT

Chief Justice Lore Will Spend Much
Of the Summer on His Farm-Lske
Mohonk Popular With Wilmington
ians.
by the ,ast Of this month or the first
Of August there will be very few lawyers
eft Ia wilmington the judges and mem-
bcrs Of the bar are now making prepara-
ton for their summer vacation.
Many Of them will be away during the
entire month Of August while others viii
take from one TO two weeks sometime be-
tween now and the first Of September.
There are quite a number Of attorneys,
however, who have summer residences,
and viii probably spend any spare time
they nave at their country homes.
chief Justice Charles b. Lore Will spend
much OF his time this summer on his farm
near Bellevue and at his home here In the
city. This was his rep,y when asked by an
Evening journal reporter whore he in
tended TO so on his vacation. The chief
justice only returned several weeks ago
from California where he attended the
annual session of the Methodist General
Conference. He'-as much benefited by the
trip.
Resident Judge William c. spruance
stated today that he had made no plans
whatever TO leave the city this summer.
Tie only recently returned from months
trip to California.
Judge lgnatius c.. Grubb will probably
n Sot take Ia vacation az least this summer.
Ii e says ihe seldom leaves the city when
en- toying good health, as he finds his home
andt Wilmington more comfortable than
mal W Of fhe summer resorts.
w uard Salisbury shortly after he re-
turns from the Democratic Convention.
viii &, ave for the coast Of Maine, where
he will probably remain until September.
spots wood Garland with his family
will spc nd. a number of weeks at various
points irs Massachusetts.
Tilghm n Johnston viii 10 TO the Maine
woods for ,the greater part OF August.
George 4 :. Elliott and family will leave
some time this month for the Mountain
House. I.al e Mohonk. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Biegs and lso n. b. Danforth. the whole
sale druggi Vt ana wife will go to Lake
Mohonk.
Victor b. Wooley will go TO Canada
where he WHY remain several weeks. lfe
has taken thee same trip several seasons
and finds 1t delightful place to summer.
Mr. Wooliey leaves Wilmington July %
and will return about September /.
George n Brown has made no special
ARRANGEMENTS hut what vacation he takes
viii be spent at'the sesshore.
Beniam Nields has made no prepara-
tions as set for a vacation. Mr.. Nieids
for a mum Ser Of years has summercd at
Bedford sn rings and is a great lover OF
that hiate samuel B1ncroft is another
Wnmingtonkan who generally spends his
summer at edford springs.
Attorney-Gt neral Herbert II. Ward has
made no plans for his vacation Mr. Ward
usually visits ,hs old home Ia New Eng
idhd during the summer
James n IDonecket Jr. Will take a
sea itlp 10 New Foundland and Halifax.
Francis n. Hofecker win probably go on
the same trip.
j. Frank Ball. with his family WIN
again spend .the summer at Pocopson,
Penn He will leave Wilmington in a
few days.
Armon d. Chaytor, Jr., VIII go on a
two weeks camping trip along the Elk
river
Thomas Davis will spehd tho month Of
/ August between his horne In Milford, New.
/ ark and Cape May.
Lnburne Chandler is now on a trir
through tho west and will be gone for
several weeks.
Horace G Knowles Will go 20 Thous-
and Islands for several weeks.
Horace G. Eastburn expects to go to
Boston by water and thcntup through the
New England States
Samuel 1senschmld will spend a few
weeks az the seashore.
John w. Huxley viii go Non fishing
trip down the Delaware bay the last OF
this week
william +. smal,ey with Mss wife, will
go on his usual canoeing trip upsthe Della
ware river
II. Bayard He.sol expects TO so to the
ST. Louis fair.
Julian c. Walker contemplatcs "a trip
TO Boston and other points up east.
George n. Davis is planning for trir
TO the Adirondacks.