Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-25
SUMMER NOTES.

New Haven People eRecreating-PIcnfcs
 and dExcursions.
 The hot spell was modified yesterday and Saturday and yesterdays delightful weather excited universal pleasure.
 Among New Haven people at Saratoga on Saturday were Henry Barnes and wife, James E. English, O. B. Demarest and wife, Justus Hotchkiss and wife, Mrs. s. E. Blad- win, Hon. Charles L. Mitchell and wife, T. H. Russell, w. o. Armstrong, Rev. s. F. Root, Rev. S. D. Phelps, Captain William Farren and wife, c. G. Kimberly and wife, R. E. Barnum and wife, Ariel Parish, N.. Easterbrook, jr., and wife, F. J. Easter brook, Colonel J. G. Healey, Joseph Kaiser, Dr. Mailhouse, c. B. Bowers, w. A. Beers and wife, Mrs. s. S. Thompson, Mrs. E. E. Chatterton and daughters, W. F. Allen, wife and daughter, M. R. Broadway, Mrs. B. R. English, J. D. Shelley, D. S. Glenney, jr., and wife, w. D.. Clarkson and wife, H. w. Crawford and wife, E. l. Sanford and wife, George H. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss, Silas Thompson and wife, E. A. Ray and wife, Miss 0. F. Ray Dr. Mailhouse re- turned on Saturday.
 4uG oG- HIuC6uG Oo raul ttSSOCAoI1OA OA the Sacred Heart church hold their fourth annual excursion tomorrow, going to Glen Island by the Starin line, the boat leaving at S:30. Rev. Father Mulcahy made an nouncement concerning it from the pulpit of the Sacred Heart church yesterday. He has in vited the choir and the Sunday school teach CTS to go. There will be a large and pleasant party The proceeds go to benefit the poor principally of the parish. The society has done much good by it's judicious distribution of aid in the shape of necessaries, groceries, fuel and clothing, and have benefited many who would otherwise have suffered.
 The society of St. Johns (R. O. church will make an excursion to Lyle's Beach on the Elm City Wednesday.
 Miss Minnie Moody, employed at Hub bard's agency, will start for California next week, where she will make her permanent residence.
 Captain Valentine B. Chamberlain, of New Britain, Republican candidate for State treas urer, will spend the next two weeks at Morris Cove.
 President Dawson, of the New Haven Water company, and wife leave to-day for their annual visit to Alburgh Springs. They remain about two weeks.
 Mrs. Dexter Alden and daughter have re- turned from Bar Harbor.
 Miss Dorcas Welpley and Miss Jennie Castle returned Saturday evening from very pleasant vacation of two weeks spent among the Litchfield hills. East Kent was their stopping place, whence they made frequent excursions into the surrounding country. They report most delightful tri p and re- turned much benefited by the pure, bracing air of the mountains.
 George c. Kimberly, of Bolton & Neely's, has gone to Guilford to spend his two weeks vacation.
 Captain Richard Peck, Gas Collector Theo- dore A. Futile and Messrs. John B. Adriance and Edward Hoadley went to Saratoga Sat urday.
 Vice President and Mrs. Reed arrived home on Saturday from their summer trip.
 Colonel A. Heaton Robertson and family go to Block Island tomorrow.
 Next Wednesday the employees of D. M. Welch & Son picnic at Pawson Park and the store will be closed from 8 to 6.
 A. Sachs and family and I. Koch, of the firm of Koch 6 Herz, returned from Sarato- ga Saturday.
 Corporation Counsel c. T. Driscon has re- turned from a visit to Newport