Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-18
SUMMER NOTES.


 New Haven People Recreating-JOur- neyings by Sea and Land. The warm wave which has struck in gives general satisfaction at the seashore and this weeks excursions promise to be largely pa- tronized if the hot weather continues. Dr. w G. filling, of this city, has re- turned from his European trip sooner than he anticipated, on account of the difficulties attending travel on the continent. On arrival at New York he went directly to the Lake
 Pleasant House, in Sageville, New York, in the Adirondack region, and finds the de- ightful and invigorating Adirondack air has increased his avoirdupois by six pounds in nine days, which discounts his late expert ence in European travel. He returns to this city in about two weeks. Mr. C. B. Demarest the carriage manufac- turer, starts tonight for Saratoga, Schroon Lake and the Adirondacks, to be gone one I week.
 Mr. Frank L. Lunt, of Burgess & Burgess establishment, is staying two weeks at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.
 B. L. Lambert, the real estate dealer, and I wife have gone to the White Mountains. Mr. Constant Shepard, of Worcester,
 Mass, and for more than thirty years con nected with the old Worcester Spy, is visit ing with friends on Greene street in this city. MT. Shepard is over eighty years of age, yet his eye is not dim nor his natural | force abated, and he carries himself with the air of man of forty. Worcester has in creased within his remembrance from 1000 ! inhabitants up to the now estimated popula-
 tion of 75,OOO.
 Miss c. Lizzie Todd, librarian of the Young Mems Institute, leaves this morning tor New York to join her sister and brother and other friends, and the party then pro- ceed for visit to Nantucket, Marthas Vine Miss Todd will return in two weeks. Mrs Warner, wife of MT. Warner, editor of the Tonawanda Herald of western New York, daughter of the Rev. Mrs. Hanaford, pastor of the Church of the Holy Spirit, this city, is visiting her mother and friends in the Elm City.
 Miss Emma Buck of Norfolk, Virginia, is visiting Miss Biena Diebe1, daughter of J. Diebel.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac N. Damn have returned from Newburg, New York, after five weeks sojourn and visits made to noted summer re- sorts of that region. MT. George M. Cover returned Saturday from sojourn in the mountains. The following New Haven people are reg istered at Block Island: At the Ocean View, Miss Maurice granddaughter of ex-Mayor Robertson and the Misses Trowbridge, the daughters of Professor William F. Trow- bridge; at the Woonsocket, MT. Kinney, of Kinney & Phelps; at the Spring House, George M. Grant, wife and daughter, MT and Mrs. E. A. Chatfeld, MT. and Mrs. Bur ton Mansfield, Miss Lottie Judson, Miss Francesca Jackson, Miss Eunice w. Barney, Austin Mansfield of Gower & Mansfield and Louis A. Mansfield. Charles Kohn and wife started yesterday on three weeks pleasure trip to Atlantic City and other summer resorts. L. E. Doolittle, formerly of the Yale din- l ing rooms of this city, is now visiting in Westville. Mr. 'Doolittle is proprietor of a hotel in Augusta, Ga.
 MT. J. T. Shanley, with T. J. Shanley, the ! dry goods dealer, and Mr. James E. Daley, ! assistant superintendent at Peck Brothers 1 brass manufactory on Franklin street, leave I this morning for two weeks stay in Litch- 1 field. They will sojourn at the Frederick Allen homestead, where many New Haven people have been entertained MT. George H. Ford, the jeweller, and ! wife, who are in Europe, will return proba- | ply in couple of weeks, having had thus ] far very pleasant visit in the old world. Miss Lizzie c. Gafney is rusticating in Waterbury.
 Dr. Woolsey and family and Mrs. w. W. 1 Hart are making their annual sojourn at 1 Cromwell.
 The Bartholomew family reunion will take place September 3d at Stony Creek. Charles B. Graham of James Graham & ! Co.,, has rented the Jourdan cottage at Indian 1 Neck for August and September. | Hon. Q: J. Hodge, ex-speaker of the Ohio House of Representative, and formerly State
 senator in Connecticut, is in the city visiting his brother, A. A. Hodge, 95 Rosette street. 1 Mrs. George H. Watrous, wife of President I Watrous of the Consolidated road, with chil- dren and nurse, are at Lake George, to re- main for few weeks. Miss Lula Watrous | is at Lake Placid. President Watrous re- ! turns to-day from Lake George. 1 Ex-Governor English, Tax Collector Futile
 and other gentlemen leave shortly for Sara toga.
 MT. and Mrs. William Farren, of Fair Haven, are at Saratoga.
 Dr. E. s. Gaylord leaves to-day for the Adirondacks to remain until September 20. MT. Abner F. Train, formerly of this city, and daughter are in Dresden Germany