Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-06
SUMMER NOTES.
New Haven People Away For a vaea

G1Om-EXcuf@1On@ ana P1cn1cSs Miss Mamie Parmalee has returned to the city from two weeks sojourn at Shelter Island.
 Mrs J. Blake, the wife of H. H. Blake of State street, is visiting friends and relatives at Cape May.
 Mrs. M. A. Bradley spends the summer at West Haven
 Miss Cammack, of this city, is spending the summer at the Portsmouth navy yard, and participating in the festivities given in
 honor of the Greedy party. L. w. Cleaveland, the attorney, of this city, is at Chatauqua to remain there until , the close of the present annual convention of Chatauquans. The Chatauqua gathering this year is larger one than usual. Professor Brewers family are at Colebrook, Conn.
 MT. B. M. Young is in Provide nee, R. ., visiting his brother. He was formerly with F. M. Brown & Co. William G. Cooke, paper box manufaetur- CT of 698 Chapel street, and w. W. Post and l family of Grand street, Fair Haven, will | spend several weeks at Watertown. Rev. A. P. Miller, of the Temple street Congregational church, leaves on Friday for ' Lake City, Fla, to spend some three weeks at l his home with his family. MT. David s. Gamble, of F. M Brown & ! Co.,, and wife are at Money Island. The Daily Saratogian of August I records the following arrivals from this city: Her bert c. Warren, of McAlister & Warren Ellery Camp, the fancy goods merchant, at
 the American Hotel; Mrs. Wells Southworth, \ New Haven, at the Kensington; Mrs. P. M. Kiernan and daughter at the Arlington; w. H. Goodyear at the Commercial; Mrs. D. T. Roberts and Miss Roberts at the Continen- tai; ex-Governor Hobart B. Bigelow and wife at the Grand Union; H. J. Augur at the Clar-
 endon; Mrs. J. B. Darlington and Miss E. Darlington at the United States; General and Mrs. E. s. Greeley and Miss Greeley at the Huestis House.
 ' The Sassacus encampment excursion was postponed yesterday until next Thursday (to-morrow) on account of bad weather. Many who had intended to go went to Belle I dock, and when told that the excursion would not take place went away disappoint- ed. Quite number went on the Starin to Il Glen Island.
 The members of St. Francis church and \ Sunday school of Fair Haven will go on the steamer Elm City to Osprey Beach next Tues \ day.
 John w. scobie will spend his vacation Il
 ga.
 P. McKenna and family and Mrs. J. F. ! Hemingway and family left the city this ! morning for Saratoga.
 Mrs. Ernest Hotchkiss and Miss Mary A.
 Beecher, of Bethany, have been spending sev-
 eral days at Merwin's Point.
 Miss Florence and Jennie Persiani, of this | city, are spending the summer with their ' cousin, Miss Curtis, of New York at diff ! ferent watering places, and will return in the ! fall
 New arrivals at Branford Point House: MT. and Mrs. John B. Wallace and MT. and ! Mrs Gardner and daughter, of Ansonia; < Mrs. Hamilton R. Kerr and daughter of ! New York; and Dr. Rodman. of Water bury.
 New Britain people at Short Beach are: Mrs. w. e. .Kinlock, Miss Kinlock, MT. and Mrs. H. | Booth and family, Mrs. A: Andrus and \ Misses Andrus; at Branford, Mrs. H. O.. \ Noble, John H. Peck and family, Mrs. Will Hams and ex-Mayor Talcott and family; at I Stony Creek, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Par sons and family, MT. and Mrs. B. Oldershaw, l Miss Parsons, Mrs. George Stillman, Miss I Stil1man, Miss Arnold, Mrs. Holmes Fred Kellam, w. H. Monson and Edward | I. Atwater have returned from the Grand ! Central Hotel, Newtown, Conn.,, Captain A. | W. Snow, proprietor. The rest of the party, consisting of MT. w. J. Atwater, Mrs. s. K.
 Page, Miss Sarah Mallory, Lula Hunt, Annie | w.; Iage, Lizzie D. AtWater, Leila Lawson, J will return to-day.
 ' The St. Aloysius T. A. and B. society will l give an excursion to New York and Coney
 Island to day. They take with them Colts
 band of Hartford.
 | Tomorrow Court Andrew Jackson 6,S49, A. O. twill give an excursion to New York
 and Coney Island. They go on the iron
 steamer Sirius. They take with them two
 bands of music. All who have attended pre-
 vlous excursions of this court know that
 nothing is left undone to add to the comfort
 and pleasure of their patrons The boat will
 leave Belle dock at 8 o'clock and Canal dock \ at S:15 sharp