Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-23
Summer Recreation and Rest.

We notice in the huge list of recent Sara I toga arrivals, printed in the Datzq tSaquto
 gain, the following from this city: Henry A. | Warner and wife, Mrs. H. J. Morton, Miss | L. Cowles, Miss A. Cowles-these at the
 Grand Union Hotel lat the Congress Hall
 Miss A. L.. Green, New Haven at the Cont.
 mental, s. B. Oviatt; at the American, T. ! Beecher and wife
 MT. A. G. Barnes and family, of New Mil.
 ford, accompanied by T. Dwight Merwin,
 started Monday evening for trip over the
 lakes to Duluth, mainly for the benefit of Mir. Barnes, who has been in poor health for the past year. The party will be gone for several weeks.
 5Dr. ". G. filling and family have just re- turned from an extended tour by the way of
 Saratoga, Lake George and the White Noun
 tains. While at Bethlehem the thermometer
 marked 920, reported the highest known in
 that section for number of years
 Town Agent Reynolds and wife will start
 on western trip next week, going to Mag
 ara Falls and as far West as Chicago, where 8
 sister of Mrs. Reynolds resides.
 The excursion to Montreal via New York,
 New Haven and Hartford Conn. River and
 Central Vermont railroads is very popular
 and MT. States at the depot is selling tickets good from July 25th to the 3Oth inclusive and returning on or before August 16th Fare from New Haven to Montreal and re- turn $121O. Through trains leave New Ha- ven at 4:45 a. m., except Monday (from Steamboat wharf, and G:11 p. m. from depot Information in full can be had of Mr. States.
 Mir. J. N. Adam, the dry goods merchant, reached home from his trip to Europe Thurs day evening.
 Connecticut people were registered in Flu rope on the 9th as follows, according to the Paris American Register: At Paris, Mrs E. T. Clapp, Norwich; O. c. Marsh, New Ha ven; c. F. Mitchell and W. w Wilcox, ir., "Connecticut. At London, Mrs Pratt and family, Hartford; Miss A. Stuart, Water bury. At Geneva, G. L. Platt and wife, and W. B. Platt, Waterbury. At Berlin, P. Roessler, New Haven. At Dresden, Mrs. E. K and Miss Hunt, Hartford H. s. Lewis, "Connecticut'
 Captain George s. Arnold and Lieutenant F. A. Bowman, of the Grays, returned yes tsrday from two weeks trip, which inclu- ded Saratoga, trip down the St. Lawrence and return via the White Mountains. They had fine trip in all respects.
 Arthur D. Osborne and family went to Saratoga yesterday morning by the North ampton route, their destination being the Adirondacks, where they remain for three or four weeks.
 ko Thursday to remain two or three weeks
 Leslie Moulthrop and wife have gone to Chicago to visit old friends
 M. Moulthrop, the photographer, and wife from Long Branch yesterday, after a pleasant sojourn of several days at that favorite summer resort.
 Dr. Sears and James O. Bell, of Portland. with their wives are resuscitating at Fink's. Stony Creek; also Russell H. Frisbie, of Cromwell, and family.
 David Mayer, diamond merchant of Hart. ford, and wife are at the Beach House, Sayin Rock
 Judge Hovey and wife are at the White Mountains.
 Mayor Robertson will probably pass Sun- day with his family, who are now spending l few weeks at Block Island. Colonel Robert l ,on is at the island.
 The Derby 1aGnacript says: Among the | many of our citizens who are out of town for 1 he heated season we note the following | Mrs. J. B. Stanley and family are at Ocean | Grove; Mrs. G. W. Shelton and her daueh | CT, Mrs. Cora Cheesman, are at Salem, New York; Mrs. George Arnold is at the Adiron- lacks, MT. Charles Atwater's family and MT. md Mrs. W. E. Downes are at Ridgefeld. dr. Vim. AtWater's family are at Sharon, 1r. T. F. Bassett's family are at Ocean 1rove, and Colonel Wooster and wife 20 to I 3ranford Point tomorrow for month or so 1t Merwin's Point there are quite a host of | ur townsfolk. a number of whom have rected cottages for themselves, among hem being MT. Frank Warming, J. H. Brewster, Henry Somers and pr. Leach of Ansonia. These with their families all are ccupying their summer homes except MT. omers, who has leased his cottage until .ugust 1st to MT. J. G. Townsend, whose f fife and children are now there. After that me MT. D. s. Brinsmade's family of Shel- on are to take it for awhile. Mir. George E. indley, of Ansonia, is at Stony Creek for a lew's family. Rev. 0. F. Bradley and his fife are at Washington, Conn. Also the ] erby Sunday school with others went n their annual picnic last Wednesday Savin Rock, as announced. Something Ter two cars were filed The day to be stormy in the morning but owed to be as pne as could be wished. The lrty had basket picnic, no general table ing spread, but each family caring for emselves. The grove on the hill was cho- | D as headquarters, and from there pleasaAtl I