Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
SHORE RKEExEs.
Cotta&eFs and @thers View the Eclipse Reception at the Sea view-PIcnics at Ihe Rock-Shere ,GOsslps-HOteI Arrivals. Etc.

CottaRers and @thers View she Eclipse Reception at she Sea View-Picnics at Ihe Rock-Shere ,GOsslps-HOteI Arrlva1Ss Etc.
 Conversation turned solely on the eclipse Monday evening and the many cottagers and guests were wide awake to see it. The sight from the shore was most charming and many people from the city were there to enjoy it.
 Twenty-three pairs of young people sat down to 8 shore suppers at the Sea View last Saturday. They were New Haveners who were celebrating leap year festival. Many gatherings of this kind are being held at the Sea View.
 A gay party of twenty from New Haven were entertained at Grove Cottage yesterday and enjoyed fine ride about the harbor. Mrs. Taylor and son of Cambridge are guests at the Sea View. They are closely | related to- Bayard Taylor, the editor and | author.
 The Wishkan Israel Sabbath school come ! to the Rock today. An interesting pro- oramme has been made up.
 Miss Carrie I. Pease of St. Louis is making a two weeks' stay at the Rock. She has many friends in New Haven.
 | The Teutonia Msnaer Chor will come | Landrigan's band and lively day is prom ised.
 The G. A. R. will have their large excur- l sion at Savin Rock this summer. The date has not yet been decided upon, but the affair will probably take place towards the seasons end. Extensive preparations are being made ! and the picnic will undoubtedly equal if not surpass those of previous years.
 The Waterbury Literary society, composed I of about sixty members, visit the seaside to- day. A business meeting will be held in the I afternoon.
 Many people from the city were at St. Lawrence's fair last evening.
 The formation of shore residents club is talked of, it's object will be the general welfare of shore people and to secure represen tation at Borough meetings in West Haven.
 Landlord Converse of Grove Cottage, is steadily improving.
 A number of Hartford people were served | with shore dinners at Putman's on Saturday.
 Late arrivals at the hotels are:
 SEA VIEW HOUSE.
 W. H. Stevens, Brooklyn; Mary Fahey Wallingford; Charles c. Bfssell and wife Suf6eld; M. H. Robbins, Miss Ward, Lake vile; L. 0. Lord, St. Peter, Minn.; E. E. Lord, Canada; F. Harrison and wife, Bridge. port; J. P. Miles, Springfield; o. W. Baker and wife, H. o. Williams and wife, New York; Mrs. F. H. Sylvester and daughter 0AA@ Josie Rice, Hartford; J. T. Spencer, Sufield A. N. Ernest and wife. Meriden; Mrs. E. F Smaller, Mrs. J. W. Beebe, of Hartford; Mrs Vim. Smaller, Bridgeport; Mrs; J. F. Harris, Baltimore; Mir. E. Donoghue, Hartford Mrs. O. Louise Hill, Baltimore; Miss M. J Deegan, Miss Clara Hatch, Miss Gertie N Losty, Alice L. Williamson, of Hartford Mrs. s. 0. Hopson, Waterbury; Mrs. Johr N. Burr, Burrville.
 Grove cottage-Mrs. Charles Thompson Miss Josie Thompson, New Haven; Miss Hartwell, Southampton; c. H. Russell Hart. ford; Mrs. P. H. Quinn, Springfield; O. B Davis, Holyoke; Mrs. 0. McComick, Spring field, Miss M. Cooke, Springfield; O. Turk burg, New Britain; W. E. Howns, Elizabeth N. J., P. H. Quinn, c. G. Madler, w. A Barnes, Mrs. W. A. Barnes, Mrs. Carrie At kins, Miss M. Atkins, Mrs. M. Fox, Mrs. O Allen, all of Springfield.
 Massasoit House-P. o. Bohan, Middle town; Scott McGilsroy, MT. and Mrs. W Shoory, New York; MT. and Mrs. J. Phonix | Edw. Boudin, Brooklyn; Alice Donkershy MT. and Mrs. F. o. Clapp, Mrs. Ida Daniels Springfield; H. E. Pope, F. o. Riggs. Anso mia; H. H. Morgan, Massachusetts; MT. anG Mrs. H. D. Brown, Hartford J. P. Baldwin | A. l.. Russell, New Haven.
 Beach House-W.F. Graham, New Haven G. H. Jacobs, Boston; Miss M Horton an6 Dr. w. A. Horton, New Haven; W Fisher. New York; Dr. J. w. Sweet, New Haven; 0. J. Birkeman and lady, 0. T. Gul ley and lady, Waterbury; s. Frankenfeld New Haven; W. R. Birdsay, Frank Beecher Syracuse; Mr.A. Goodman and family, A. S Gurney, New Haven.