Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-15
SUMMER NOTES.

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 Along the Ceast-By the Sparkling Sea
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 Branch, N. J.
 Yesterdays NewYork Times Long Branch, N. J., correspondence notes Professor F. E. Beckwith, of this city, among the guests at the Ocean Hotel; also in it's Newport items is the announcement that ttAIl Saints chapel will open for the season to-day Sunday and will be crowded with aristoeratic worshipeIs. The Rev. Erasmus VanDeerlin, of New Hav- en, will preach"
 Quite 8 throng of Meriden people, cottagers and boarders, will spend a good portion of the summer at Stony Creek, which place is just pleasant drive from that city. MT. | Isaac O. Lewis has been improving the grounds in front of his elegant summer house by building dyke out on to the flats and flliDg in much of the intervening marshy ground. MT. Lewis other cottages are being fixed up for the summer. Jared Lewis is located on Rock Island and Frank Wheeler spends most of his time in his yacht, Wild Pigeon, which lies off Indian Point. W. A. Butler and family are at the Creek and many others will go there the coming week.
 Litchfeld is rapidly filling up with sum- mer visitors. E. M. Cooks house on East street is occupied by the Rev. Erskine s. White of New York city, Mrs. George Bald wins house on South street by the Rev. Metres Saith of Philadelphia, the Colvoco- resses house by MT Edwards, the same family that had it last year. The Rev. Dr. Duffy is in his own residence on South street. The Lake View Hotel opens to-day and the roonaR are mostly engaged. Litchfeld streets are full of fine equipages and stylish turnouts. PERSONAL.
 Items of Interest About Conneeticut People. Acting Conductor George Munson, of the Shore Line railroad, has been promoted to be conductor.
 Town Agent Reynolds improves but little if any in health and still suffers much from chills
 Rev. George F. Pentecost will preach St the United church in this city the first three Sundays in July.
 F. J. Maynard, of this city, died Saturday of consumption, at No. 33 Summer street. The interment will be in Danbury.
 Mayor Northrop, of Middletown, visited in this city Saturday.
 
 CT in patent medicines under the. firm name of Richardson & Co.,, State street, this city, has sold out his business to Walter B. Fran cis, who for a number of years was connected with the firm of c. s. Leete & Co., MT: Francis will have young man named Elliott associated with him.-~
 Frank Ellis, late machinist at the Scovill Manufacturing company's, Waterbury, has accepted position in factory at Baltimore at a yearly salary of $3, 1000.
 Dr. G. P. Swift, of Hartford and formerly of Waterbury, Friday lost his only son Earle, aged eight months. The burial will be at Waterbury.
 Smith T. Chamberlain, of Derby, has re- turned from a trip through the southern and western States.
 Mrs Samuel Bronson of Franklin street, Ansonia, has night blooming cereus from ready this season and which now has 32 buds upon it.
 Mrs. John Robinson, residing on Derby hill, sustained paralytic stroke Saturday morning, which affected her right side.
 Mir. Broadbent, the New Britain painter, is about again, apparently as well as ever. He fell from platform at Hettricks Park in | that city few weeks ago. receiving terrible ! injuries.
 The Rev. T. D. Martin and his bride ar l rived home in Meriden from their wedding trip Saturday morning. They will make short visit with Mrs. Martins parents in 1 Meriden before going to New York city l where they are to reside.
 Professor Mansfield Merriman, of the Le- high university, is spending few days with ! his brother, Henry Merriman of Huntsville.
 William Willard, of Stonington, graduated I with honors at the Worcester, Mass, mili- tary academy on Wednesday.
 The Rev. c. H. Rockets, of Rockville, who l 1as been quite ill, has recovered.
 Mrs. Scott of Rockville, the mother of ,oy sent to the Reform school, died Tuesday morning from effects of grief at her sons ill loing. The heirs of the late Merritt Baldwin, of will receive &, 900 from insur- nee on his life
 Editor King will visit Europe, leaving ext Thursday on the steamer Pennsylvania. Rev. W. H. Kelsey of the Congregational hurch, Sufield, left suddenly for Florida ne other oay, ana Set the village In nG as | 0 the object of the visit.
 Mrs. Henney, mother of Judge Henney, of he Hartford police court, is seriously ill.
 Mrs. H. c. Noble, ot New Britain, was hrown from her horse while riding last Sun ay evening in that city, and fractured her o1lar bone.
 Kenyon Mersick, for the past three years cad bookkeeper at Stoddard, Kimberly & Q. s on State street, goes into business with larry Leigh July 1st. The firm will be nown as Leigh & Mersick.
 THE DIAMOND FIELD.