Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-07
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srrnrnrER. NOTES.
New Haven People Away Reereattng
 '-Picnics and Excursions.

SUmWMEB NOIESs New Haven People Away Reereating |
 '-Picnics and Excursions.
 The hot-weather burst yesterday thinned out the ranks of the stay-at-homes, and there were many more departures for the sea shore, Saratoga, the Adirondacks and other sum- mer resorts There was large exodus from the city for the day on the St. Aloysius ex- cursion The boat was thronged with peo- pie. Another large party goes to-day on the Sassaeus excursion.
 Prof. Frederick A. Fowler, musical di- rector at the College street church and one of our leading instructors in piano music, is summering at Torringford, Ct.; also MT. and Mrs. Armstrong and daughter, who reside on Chapel street, this city, opposite St. Pauls church; also the family of MT. Cyrus P. Kellogg.
 Prof. F. E. Bristol, the wsll=known and very successful instructor in vocal culture, is with his family summering at Colsbrook River, where they have rustieated for sew eFal summers,
 Mir, N. F. Hall and family left yesterday for Saratoga,
 Councilman MeKiernan left for Saratoga yesterday.
 Morris Hemingway and family started yes terday for aH eHting it AlbHfgh Springs near Montreal.
 Chief Engineer Hendriek has been voted a leave of absence of three weeks by the fire commissioners and will attend the an- nual convention of fire engineers beginning at Chicago September 9th.
 Clerk William M. GeaFy, of the Town agents office, will start on his annual vaca- tion next Friday.
 Colonel John c. Healey will go to Saratoga on Saturday and remain away for several days.
 No pleasanter way can be found to spend to-day than by going to Glen Island on the John H. Starin. The boat leaves the dock at S:30. Good music is always on board the boat, the crowds are orderly and the attrac- tions at the island are of the best
 The Emmanuel Baptist church and Sun day school and the Temple street Congrega- tional church and Sunday school go to High Rock Grove to-day, leaving the Derby depot at o'clock.
 Several German societies have arranged to have union picnic at Schuetzen Park, Sep tember 1. Games and sports will enliven the day.
 The Ivernia will carry a number of our Swedish citizens and their families to Pawson Park to-day, leaving Belle dock at o'clock. Ezel lodge, K. of F., go on their annual ek- cursion to Glen Island to-day. The party will be large and pleasant. Thursday, August IA, Washington camp No. 2, Patriotic Sons of America, will make an excursion to Glen Island.
 The two Congregational churches of Wal ingford held a picnic yesterday at High Reck Grove. There were about 300 in the party, including number from this city.
 A large crowd and an enjoyable time are looked for on the occasion of the excursion to New York and Coney Island to be given to-day by Court Andrew Jackson, A. O. F., on the iron steamer Sirius The boat leaves Belle dock at 8 a. m. and Canal dock at 8:15. The excursionists will be given five hours ill New York and two hours at Coney Island
 The excursion of Sassacus encampment, I. O. O. F., postponed from Tuesday on account of bad weather, occurs to-day. The party goes to New York on the steamer Elm City. A parade will be made by the encampment before they embark.
 The members of the Whittlesey family and their connections held reunion picnic yes terday at Compounce pond. A number oi the New Haven representatives of the family were present, including E. A. Whittlesey the druggist, and his mother. The Arions have given up their excursion to Roton Point, which was to have occurred Friday.
 The Saratogian of August 9th says: c. M Loomis, publisher of Loomis' Musical anG Masonic Journal, New Haven, Conn.,, is agair enjoying Saratoga's summer breezes. In its
 hotel arrivals are the following: c. B. Com
 stock, Connecticut, Mrs. G. Fetman and G w. Smith, of Bridgeport; D. N. Barney, o. Farmington; A. s. Osborne, New Haven
 Conn., At the United States: H. s. Hayde1 < and wife, Connecticut; Herbert Wa1Te1
 and wife, New Haven; P. Donohou, Connec
 ticut; J. P. Higgins and wife
 New Haven. At the Grond Union: A. E
 Rowland and wife, New Haven; Max Adler
 M. Strauss, M. Myers, M Sonnenberg, S. B
 Shoninger, H., Herz, c. J. Metzger, all ot New Haven; Miss L. B. Welch, New Haven c. M. Loomis, New Haven; D. M. Welch New Haven, all at Congress Hall; Moffat Betcher and Schoven, New Haven, and B. Smith, New Haven, at the Arlington; M. Bristol and wife, of New Haven, at the Yer. mont House; also MT. and Mrs.W C.. Robert son, of New Haven, with their two children, and Mrs. O.. Webber and son, of Ionia, Mich. are visiting Dr. s. H. Hall and family, of Saratoga.
 G. H. Scranton, jr., and H. Bradley are camping out with party of friends at West Haven.
 Harry Cowles, formerly of this city, now with Worthington, Smith & Go. of Union Square, New York, is spending few weeks of his vacation in the city.
 They Favor Moonlight Excursion.