Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-13
SUMMER NOTES.
New Haven People Recreat1ng-Picnt
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 and ExcursI0ns.
 Another rain storm was due yesterday, but failed to appear, but the threatening aspect of the clouds deterred many from taking their picnic baskets and sallying fort n, = day at High Rock, Savi1n1, IT. T1 m VI Marwin,s Poir4s-- Gne Ih1mD4es' The ram :.o-,-.-- sTls season have been so numerous as to excite the attention of New England weather observers. The corn crop 1n the West is said to be immense. The New da- ven county corn raisers are exuberant over their fields of tall and waving corn and peo- ple who relish sweet corn, and the article will be plenty and cheap. The raspberry crop in this section was failure, and apples and collie have arrived.
 The cool weather of yesterday and the sun obscured sky caused not few to run the risk of shower and take journey to East Rock, where a number of family parties bad basket picnics Taking the cars they easily found romantic and retired spots in the Park where they had dinner and where the young folks dsported themselves to their hearts content
 The Saratogian records: Capt. Geo. s. Ar mold of New Haven, (since returned home) at the Huestis House; J. N. Harris, New Lon don: and c. R. Allen, Fair Haven; Hon. w. D. Bishop of Bridgeport, at the United States; W. H. Stevenson and wife of Bridgeport, and ;S Bishop and wife of Bridgeport, N. s. Brad sley of Meriden at the Grand Union, s. B. EOpdyke, jr. of New Haven, at the Adelphi.
 Mrs. Charles M Bishop and daughter, of Ansonia are on trip up the Hudson and to several watering places. sf Ex-Governor Bigelow and family have re- kurned from Saratoga.
 MT. George A. Butler, cashier of the Ma tional Tradesmen's bank, left for Saratoga yesterday.
 Postmaster L. M. Hubbard, of Walling- ford, left for Saratoga yesterday.
 MT. S. M Weir, the carriage manufacturer, and wife are at Saratoga.
 Max Adler, $. B. Shoninger, M. Strauss, Bernard Reilly and daughter, and A. Strouse are back from Saratoga.
 A picnic party of 240 ladies and gentle men, consisting of members and friends of St. James Episcopal church of Danbury, came on special Housatonic train of four cars to Parlor Rock yesterday morning for days outing.
 The Knights of Honor picnic at Seaside, Bridgeport, on Friday, promises to be one of the most largely attended affairs ever held ill that city.
 Miss Emma Baldwin, of Milford, who has been enjoying a few weeks at the White Mountains, has returned.
 Miss Nellie Beardsley of Milford, and Lulu Curtis of Brooklin, have gone to Ocean Grove for a weeks recreation. Y MT. George Baldwin, sexton of Calvary Baptist church, left yesterday for a two weeks stay at Martha's Vineyard.
 Capt. Treadwell Smith, of the Grand street police precinct, left yesterday for a ten days vacation, which will be occupied chiefly on Long Island in revisiting old fla miliar places and in fishing.
 Starin line at this city, is enjoying visit among old friends here. He is now located in New York, having charge of all the out side business in that city of the Internation- al Express company, of which his former emnloyer. John H. Starin. is the president