Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-27
WEST HAVEN.

JOtttngs Along the Seasnore-A "Oro
 From McGregor-The Hotels and
 Boarding Houses and Shore Resorts
 Doing a Nice Busfness-Personal.
 B. Shoninger returned from ten days visit at Saratoga last week and is again dom- street. He visited Mt. McGregor last Tues day and stayed there all day. He saw the late General Grant sitting out on the veran- da of his cottage surrounded by several mem bers of his family and his doctors. He said that the general looked very much emaciated and sat in listless attitude, and every one of the visitors felt much sympathy for the old hero and his family.
 Last week was another busy week at the shore. The hotels and boarding houses were overrun with visitors. There are eighty regular boarders at the Hotel Sea View One hundred and twenty-five persons partook of supper there Saturday night. The Beach House is well filed The restaurants did very large business last week in getting up their shore dinners and suppers.
 A large party came down the Canal rail- road last Saturday, consisting of members of Catholic church in Northampton and there were Holyoke people with them. They spent the day at Howes rink and Railroad Grove,
 
 six pieces who took up their quarters at the rink and discoursed enlivening music during the day for the mer- " throng of skaters and dancers. They left at 5 o'clock well pleased with their treatment. by Landlord Howes and his corps of assis- tants. In the evening there was another large crowd at the rink to witness the match between Dot Bishop and Willie Graham for a ten dollar medal. Graham got the lead and came in 8 lap ahead at the finish. A grand march led by Miss Lillie Emory of Summer street and Lincoln Hayward fol lowed. The interest continues unabated and the best of order is maintained. Tomorrow evening Fred A. Kronan will skate two miles against Edward Hollands running two miles. Wednesday evening there will be double race between John Dodds and a man named Houghton. The picnics booked for the shore for this week so far are: To-day the German Lutheran church, of this city; tomorrow an excursion party from Milldale, Ct.; Wednesday the Knights of St. Patrick, ot New Britain, Landlord Howes caters for them: Saturday, the Caledonians of this city will picnic, and the commercial travellers will have reunion and will dine at the Homestead.
 CT built for him at Gessner 6 Marr's yard, on Water street.
 The following are the late arrivals at the Hotel Sea View and Reach House: c. A. Adams, Henry Smith, Waterbury, c. $. Bis sell and wife, Sufield; H. w. Myers, Hart ford, F. F. Payne, Hartford; R. R. Wood, Ansonia; T. H. Whitney and wife, New Ha ven; George T. Bradley and family New Ha- ven; c. s. Fuller, Suffeld; Edwin Hills and wife, Nettie Hills, Gower Hills, Mrs. C. French, Wallace Hills, Mrs. Lynch, Plain field; Mrs. Lyman Adams, New Haven; F. L. Avery and wife, Hartford.
 Beach House-Mrs. c. H. Bailey, Chi cago; Mary E. English, Charles s. Bailey, Chicago; Miss May Douglass, New Haven; Alexandra Simple end wife, Broad Brook, Conn; s. H. Pemberton, wife and child, Newark, N. J.; T. B. c. Donnell, at large; H. K. Hawes, at large; Thomas Penney, Boston. Mrs. Dr. O'Sulii van and child, Birmingham; L. F. Brett, Wa terbury; 0. W. Chat6eld, wife and daughter, New Haven; Miss Softer, Baltimore, Md.
 Last evening the condition of Miss Rose Lombard, the young lady who was so ser; ously injured some days ago by being run over by a carriage driven by two young mon, and who is lying at Prof. R. 0. Loveridge's cottage, was still quite critical and her re covery is still matter of uncertainty. No trace has yet been found of the young men who so recklessly caused her injuries.
 Rev. MT. Samson, pastor of Calvary Bap- tist church, who is stopping at the shore was indisposed yesterday, but is expected to be out again soon.