Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-29

The Shore Houses Filling up-Antie1- Pat1ons ofa Large August Business
 New Haven People at Saratoga. The season at Branford Point House will soon be at it's height, and already the indica- tions are that the house will soon be crowd ed. Among the arrivals at the house on Sat urday were Mrs Henry Warren and daughter of Meriden, and Miss Kellogg, Miss Parsons and Miss Riggs of Waterbury, also MT. Harry
 Chase and Mir. Charles Chase and others of Waterbury. MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Mitch ell, of Waterbury, are also at the house. On Saturday evening Mrs. Warren sang finely
 and gave some excellent piano music, afford
 ing the guests of the house much pleasure. Whist and pool parties evenings are quite the rage at the Branford Point House this season. Among the fine lady players are Mrs. Mitch ell of Waterbury and Mrs. Chatterton of New York. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Chatter ton and MT. and Mrs. John Long (the latter
 Mrs. C.'s daughter) left Saturday for Sara toga.
 New Haven people registered at Saratoga
 on Saturday were: Mrs E. Stow, Mrs. F. F. Booth, Miss G. Booth, T. filling, Miss J. Greenwood, MT. and Mrs H. W. Snow, Miss J. M. Holcomb, Miss B. Booth, Miss A. Al
 ling, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Atwater,
 Hon Hon; L; M Bsoltwood, s3Ey,, C. z: w Bolt Bolt
 M. G. Elliott, E. ]. Sanford, Mrs. J. J. At
 water, Mrs. G. B. Rich, J. H. Taylor, J. w. Sears, s. H. Sage, G. L. Streeter, B. Shonin-
 ger, MT. and Mrs. c. Chase, M. Stewart, Mir. and Mrs. M. Zunder, MT. and Mrs. M. Field man, s. Rosenbluth and Mrs. A. E. Arnold The Money Island House on Money Island, one of the Thimble Islands, was full of guests on Sunday, and the prospects are that the house will be full of guests for the remainder
 of the season. The little steamer Beatrice connects with the steamer Philadelphia,
 bringing passengers direct to the Money Is land dock, and it also connects with the shore every half hour and with all the Shore Line trains.
 Rev. MT. Putnam, pastor of Whitneyville Congregational church, left yesterday for ! Saratoga.
 Mrs. John H. Benham, of Whitneyville, and daughter left yesterday for Saratoga. Mrs. Dexter Alden left for Rye Beach, N. H., yesterday.
 Eight young ladies, the Misses Lucy and | Jennie Griswold, Jennie Forsyth, Minnie Wilcox, Lizzie Hathaway, Lila Wells, Bertha Ives and Mamie Pewtress, of Fair Haven, ! have engaged James D. Dewel1's cottage at ! Morris Cove where they will keep house un- l til August 7.
 The German Baptist church and Sunday school of this city picnic at High Rock to- l day in conjunction with the German Baptists of Waterbury.
 The annual excursion of the uniformed body of Golden Rule encampment, I. O. O.. London, Osprey Beach, Lyle's Beach and Fishers Island. Many prominent citizens ! and their families are going.
 l FOR A SILVER ELK. A Series of Five Base Ball Games Be- tween Hartford and New Haven Elks l -The First Game Next Thursday at
 Hamilton Park.
 meeting of Elks was held at J. Mann's,
 Orange street, last evening to further ar
 engagements for the base ball game between the Elks' hines of Hartford and New Haven.
 The Hartford delegation will arrive on Thurs day about 1 o'clock, and fully one hundred are expected, as Hartford has good nine | and is going to back it up well. They will l be met by delegation of New Haven E1ks l and escorted to Hamilton sPark where the game will occur at 3 o'clock, admission
 being twenty-five cents. The New Haven
 nine will play as already published, with the exception of Councilman John Redmond for
 short stop instead of Colonel E. M. Graves. The game is to be a genuine base ball game,
 and played for all it is worth. It is the first
 of series of five games to be played for a
 large silver elk worth $10O The next game
 will be played in Hartford, and the third
 probably in New York. The New Haven
 nine contains number of players who have 1 played professional teams, and Hartford
 has some ratt1ing base ballists A great dea1
 of interest is manifested in the result.
 After the game the two hines and theil
 brother Ell1s will go to some shore hotel not yet decided upon, several of Smedley's barges l being chartered to carry the Elks, and sea l son of jollity will follow the game. 1 Another meeting will be held tonight at Manns, when a reception committee will be appointed.