Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-14
West Haven,

Busy times at the Sea View. The fine
house was filled to overlooking Saturday,
every room in the house being occupied, and
there was perfect rush of transient guests
as we'll enjoying the specially excellent cut
sine of the house. Landlord Bigelow is add
ing to his high reputation gentleman
qualified for hotel management. Among the
recent arrivals at the house are the follow
ing:
Katie McGill, New Britain.
Nellie Nc ill, New Britain.
H. D. Seymour, KensingtOn.
Mrs. L. Lyman, kensington.
Miss Hattie Lyman, Kensington.
Miss Lucy Epson, kene1ngton
A. s. Fassett, wife and daughter, Great Darlington,
NJ Franket, New York.
Chas e. Bray, St. Louis 4oats, No ~
Mrs. Henry Kohn, Hartford, Ut.
Geo E. Merrill, Springfield, Mass.
6. L. Upham, wife and child, Meriden
Mrs. E. W. Hart, New Britain
Miss L. W. Hart, Brooklyn L. l.
Miss A. E. Shipman, Brooklyn, l.
Mrs. Edison lhomas, nurse and four children Ihom-
Aaron Thomas Thomaston, ct.
Fred L. Hitchcock, Boston, Mass
SATURDAYS ARRIVALS.
Mrs. F. H. Adams New Hartford.
Mrs. J. B. Cleveland CRANKY
Mary sceeny, Hartford
Kiteie sceeny, nartford.
L. g. Parsons and wife, Thomaston.
c A. Harris, Westheld, Mass
Mrs M. M. Dewey, cleveland, Y.
Mrs and Miss Brush Birmi CHAM, ct.
Mr.. and Mrs Page and two daughters, Merden.
Mrs; L; Harry aud daughter Groveland' Mass
G. NJ. Hudson, Hartford. CT. and many others.
The advent of the little bluefish adds an
other to the many attractions at the shore.
Saturday a few dozen were caught by the
several expert bIuefishermen engaged in the
paetime. In week or two the sport will be
in full blast. just now the fish are too small
to keenly whet the appetite of the disciple of
Sir Izaak Walton, and only an aggrava-
ton to the gourmand.
The demand for rooms at the seashore was
never greater One hundred dollars is asked
for week or the remainder of the season for
few rooms, and not anxious to part with
them at that
George F. Smith, of Williamsburg, Mass,
and wife were at the shore last week. Mr..
Smith is member of E. K. Wilcox Post,
Sprin gfeld, Mass He lost an arm at Port
Hudson while member of a Massachusetts
regiment. The oath c. V. were also in that
fight.
lady named Newton, from Hartford, met
with an accident Saturday while at the shore,
breaking one of her arms
Mrs Kohn, Hartford lady stopping with
friends at the shore. taken i'll Friday.
Dr. Barnett, of West Haven, was called. The
lady was able to return home in the morn
| ing.
The Sarsfield Guard have given up their
excursion to Savin Rock, and will give one
instead to Osprey Beach.
| Yesterday there was another great rush to
| the shore. 1t seemed if all the private
| and livery teams from the city were out. In
the afternoon and evening the different ave-
| nues leading to the shore alive with all
sorts of equipages, going and coming The
| hotels and restaurants are doing big bust
| ness catering for the thousands. Messrs.
Skeeles & Atmore, the proprietors of the
bathing houses, have their hands full. AL
that is needed now to please all is a good rain
storm. Everything is drying up. Some OF
the vegetable gardens are entirely ruined and
apples are falling Off the trees, especially
| winter fruit. There is abundance OF
grapes but the drought will make them
small.
Mr.. Waddinghan, the West Haven million.
aire, gave all the hands working upon his
| palatial residence picnic Saturday. The
hands, numbering about thirty, went in the
barge City of Elms, six horses, to Stony
| Creek and had shore dinner. They had 8
lovely time in various amusements, including
atheletic sports and thoroughly enjoying
| themselves. Mr.. Waddingham contributed
! nearly 800 to the day off,"