Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-22
Tuesday, July a, 1884.

Off for NewtOwn-Campfng Out at the ThimbIes-Stray Notes from Saratoga A New Haven PastOr's Trip in Europe.
 A New Haven party leaves for Newtown l tomorrow They will stop at the Grand Central The party numbers Mrs w. J. Atwater, daughter and son, MT. E. I. At 1 water of Trumbull street, Mrs. Page and I daughter of Humphrey street, and Miss | Sarah Mallory of Skinner school, Miss Lulu
 Hunt, Miss Leila Dawson, MT. Frederick B. Kellam, son of A. H. Kellam. Mir Atwate1 of the party is able to be out again after 8 severe illness of two weeks. Mrs. Page goes also for the benefit of her health which has not been of the best. The party will stay about two weeks.
 CAMPING OUT.
 Quite number of New Haven parties are camping out at the Thimble Islands. One of them numbers Rev MT. Kelsey, formerly of College street church, and Rev. MT. Fisk, of California and daughter. The party has been camping there for couple of weeks, and like it so well that they intend to stay longer.
 IN BURLINGTON.
 Judge Phelps, of the Yale Law school, who has been occupying the Henry A. Warner residence on Orange street, has removed with his family to his home in Burlington, Vt. He returns to this city in the fall.
 DoINGs AT SARATOGA.
 A communication from Saratoga to MT. w. A. Beers amoug other things contains the fol- lowing items: Things at Saratoga begin to be very lively. Quite number of New Ravens citizens are at the various hotels here. Among the number are recorded Rev. MT. Atwater and wife at the Continental; George Watlrinson. wife and son at the Grand Union Hotel: w. H. Bradley, E. M. Bradley, E. A. Bradley and L. J. Bradley at the Arlington Hotel. The families of George T. Bradley, E. J. filling and H. W. Stowe are stopping on Broadway. The bureau of amusements IS now fairly opened. Grand concerts are given daily by Doring's military band and Bern stein's celebrated orchestra band, also by Stubb's and Platt's orchestras. Every week A grand display of fireworks on Congress park occurs, the whole park being brilliantly lighted with electric lights and Chinese Ian terus. Doring's band furnished the music, and thousands of people enjoyed the lively scene Each day Broadway is crowded with elegant teams with their trained drivers. The Saratoga Race association opened its turf campaign Saturday the 18th inst. There was an unprecedented number of race horses there, and the prospects were never more en- couraging for a brilliant and successful racing season The roller skating rink, conducted by Proprietor Fred w. Ash, is open for the sea- son. Some fine skating was done there the 18th inst. The morning prayer meetings have commenced and are daily increasing in interest and are being attended by large num- bers They are led each morning by some of the noted divines from abroad who each sea- son make Saratoga their summer home. The various mineral springs are being largely pat ronized as usual. The Hathorn and Con- gress waters seem to be the favorites, so it is said by those who drink from four to six glasses just before breakfast every morning. Quite 0 number of New Haven people are ex- pected to arrive at the Continental Hotel by the first part of August.