Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-06
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GO8SlKs Hotel Men Anticipate Good BusIness
 This Month-C0tsageFs to Leave the
 Shore-A Concert Daily at TwItchell's
 The Late Harley Ross.
 Mondays big labor day picnic made a veri-
 table boom for the shore resorts and good
 September business is anticipated.
 The funeral of Harley Ross occurred Tues
 day morning and was largely attended. Mir.
 Ross was engaged for a long term as manager
 at J. 4. Lynch's bowling alleys, where he has
 gained by his courtesy and suitability host Mine Hest Twitchell has secured asnew and novel attraction at his place. A select con- cert is given every afternoon and evening at present by 8 number of admirable perform CTS. The company, all of whom are from Tyrol, Austria, consists of Caroline Tripp, M. Schemberger, Daniel Grams and Frank Grams. The entertainments consist of vocal and in- strumental music of choice selection and have been well attended.
 Cottager J. Johnson and family of Beach city. A number of cottagers contemplate moving to the city. Mr. Max Adler and family, also Mrs. J. Oppenheimer and Attor- ney J. F. Goodhart will return to New Haven next Monday.
 A party of colored people from this city visited the Rock yesterday and spent the day quite pleasantly. It was the picnic of the Webster street colored Methodist church, Rev. Mir. Lomax, pastor.
 There has been rumor current that the Grove Cottage, formerly under the manage ment of Mir. Converse, deceased, has been sold. Such is not the case, however, and the house is at present under the manage ment of Mrs. Converse. and will remain open to guests until October
 Miss Ada Stiles of Bridgeport, who has been visiting shore friends, returned yester- day to her home after most agreeable stay. Mayor H. I. Boughton, Of Waterbury, has made short stay at the Beach House. The mayor returned to his duties yesterday. A fine banquet wss prepared yesterday by Caterer Dsible at the Miller Pavilion to which about fifty of the members of the Twelfth Connecticut Volunteers sat down. The merry old soldiers visited all the shore places of amusement and were also entertain cd by Comrade TEitohell at the Massasoit. No more regimental reunions are reported this season.
 Attorney Kennedy and family, of Manga. tuck, are guests at the Massasoit House and will remain two weeks.
 A good sized sharpie containing party of New Haven young meR anchored off the Savin Rock shore Tuesday morning and the party renamed at the Shofo until Iast n1gnG. They secured their own sea food and encamp- ed under canvass on the top of Savin Rock l during their stay.
 Miss Winnie Twitchell of Grove ttreet, who has been seriously ill, was removed to Litch- field Monday, where she is rapidly regaining her health.
 Restaurateur Putnam supplied c large out of-town party with supper Tuesday. One of the agitating topics at the Rock for & long time has been as to under what man. agement the Savin Grove would be next year. It is understood that several applications have already been made to the railroad company ! by men desiring the rental of the grove, but ] in case of 6 change who the successful appli- cant will be yet remains doubtful. It is not l improbable that the owners of the property will hold it themselves hereafter and lease the various parts to private individuals. The whole matter is one for the present owners to decide and the conclusion reached by the railroad company will undoubtedly be, a wise one and for the best interests of the shore. Landlord Van Horn of the Beach House is preparing his house for the transient accom- mediation he expects to furnish during the
 coming fall and winter.
 Next Monday the Improved Order of Red
 Men are booked as picnickers at the shore. Delegations from all over the State are ex- pected to attend.