Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-02

remain there for few days and will proba-
bly, reach New Haven the last of this week
Mr.. S. A. Marsden will accompany Mr. Hin
man on the trip.
West Haven.
John J. Matthias, wife and daughter Elsie
returned to their summer residence on Beach
street Monday, after sojourn at Saratoga.
The annual picnic of st. Johns Roman
Catholic church will be held at Skeeles'
Grove, Savin Rock hill, to-day. There will
be large party. From fifteen hundred to
two thousand are expected and q fine time
will be had.
Arrivals at Beach Housed. Carleton,
Hartford; PhiIo Smith, Ansonia; S. T.
Morris, Springfield; s. D. sprague
and wife, Northampton; S. c. johnson,
Birmingham VIM. Pearcs, Plantsville
Harry Besee, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Steel,
Mrs. L. P. Loomis, Springfield, Mass. Rev.
Mr.. Kelsey. New Haven; Mrs. q. w. Thorp,
Mt. Carmel; William May, Boston !; Miss
Ada Wells, Mrs Pearson, Windsor, Conn. !;
Mrs. G. D. Talcott, G. M. Matthews and
wife, New Haven Miss G. Bell Bailey, Rock
ville Fl. F. Davis and family, Watertown,
and others.
The Beach House, under Landlord Free
mans management, is increasing in popu-
larity. This house was never better man.
aged. The proprietor is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the requirements of a hotel proprie-
tor and his Sunday dinners are highly popu-
lar. On his register list you will find names
from nearly every State in New England.
The list of new arrivals for the past week Is
given above.
Ten car loads of the members and friends
of Phoenix Lodge, Temple of Honor, came
down the Hartford road yesterday morning
from New Britain and went to Railroad
Grove and had enjoyable time The
grove is in fine condition. It is thoroughly
cleaned and brushed up daily and is a very
cool and inviting spot. The party took in
boat sailing on the barber and all the attrac-
tions of the grove, and left in the evening
we'll satisfied with their trip.
Atwood's watering cart is great boon to
the shore residents. The streets are wet
down at an early hour in the morning and at
intervals during the day.
There is some talk of having an electric
light placed out on the water in front of
Howes' pavilion, which will make it still
more pleasant for bathers in the evening and
woulo be good investment
Ed Bellew of this city, has charge of
Howes billiard room and he keeps the place
in first class order and everything is very
quiet. No rowdyism is allowed. Some thought
West Haven shore would lose popularity this
summer from events that TRANSFERRED last sea
son, but it is more popular than ever and has
less rowdyism than any watering place of its
size in New England.
Summer Notes.
Mr.. Isaac Anderson is at the White Noun
tains.
Judge Harrison is expected home in about
| ten days.
selectman Cooper, of westvills, is sum
mering at Madison.
Mr.. Edward Stevens, of the Clock com
pany, and family are in Bennington, vt.
Prof. johnson, of Yale, and family left
yesterday for Northampton, whore they re-
| main couple of months.
Mr.. E. Henry Barnes of Spsrry &c Barnes
| Long Wharf, left yesterday for Littlston, N
H., and visit to the mountains.
Rev. Mr.. Meserve, pastor of Davenport
church, leaves next week for Boston, and
thence goes to New Hampshire.
Messrs Russell and Hotchkiss, of Wilcox
& Co.'s store leave on Friday for Nantucket,
to be absent week or two.
Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlain and
Curtis Thompson, of Bridgeport, left Mon.
day night for hunting expedition in the Adj
rondack Mountains
Mr.. William L. Robertson and family have
gone to Mechanicsville, N. Y, where they
will spend the month of August visiting Sara.
toga and Round Lake.
Sergeant Sherman, of the signal service,
leaves on a three weeks vacation about the
middle of the month, going to the Berkshire
Hills and several shore resorts.
Mr.. Curtis Wilcox, of Wilcox & Co., dry
goods merchants, and family have arrived
home from visit to Long leland, the Hud-
son, and other parts of the country.
George w. Smith, sexton of Center church,
accompanied by his wife and daughter, left
the city yesterday morning By boat on an ex-
tended trip to various parts of the country.
Mr.. Edward j. Alling, of g. and T. Alling
& Co., left yesterday with family for Fran
COMA, N. H., where they will be joined by
Rev. Mr.. Samson, pastor of Calvary Baptist
church, and Rev. E. E. Brown, of Provi-
dence, r. l., for trip among the White
Mountains.
Messrs. Frank H. Hooker, e. n. Barnes,
Charles Kimberly, 81. s. Holcomb, N. P.
Dunbar and others left last evening for the
Adirondacks. They 60 by way of St. Albans
At 10 a. IA. to day they reach Brushton, and
thence start for ST. Regis river. The route
is by wagon, and takes a day and half
They will camp on the st. Regis river. They
will have guides and go well prepared for
hunting fishing and other enjoyment