Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-10
HOT WKATHRR OUTINGS.

Fine Day For BxcursIOns-Hot Sum- Cool BreeEes-Glen HsIand Waited bY Many-Parties to Near Piaees-A Big ThrOng on she John H. Starin.
 Summer days are sometimes hard to en- joy, but one would think that the many ex- cursionists who sailed down the harbor on the steamer John Fl. Stsrin yesterday morn- ing never heard of anything hard to enjoy. The breezes of the sea were as cool and re- freshing as the pIeasantest of spring zephers, and a more delightful sail is seldom seen. Among the eight hundred people on the boat were many members and friends of the New Haven Caledonian club, which comprises the leading Scotchmen of the city, the St. Jean de Baptiste society and O'Connell Mutual Aid association.
 GLEN ISLAND.
 Glen Island seemed never so beautiful, and it's many pleasures were thoroughly investi- gated. Next Tuesday the Young Peoples society of Christian Endeavor will go to the island on their excursion. Some of those there yesterday were: George Jewell and family, Mrs. Pfeil, ". o. Mcintosh, James Logic, Andrew Currie, Fl. Sherman Warren, fly, Donald McDonald, Duncan Mcdonald, August Walhoffer and Miss Walhoffer, Prompter v. M Beecner, Miss Liddle, M. Dingwall, Officer Seaman N. Smith and wife, Attorney ". L. Green and lady, Mrs. Booth and Miss Booth of Guilford, Conductor w. A. Beers, Miss Ada Pond, Nelson Turcott, William Garter, John Barrebault, Julius Barr rebault, Joseph Chatson, Frederick Honde, Napoleon Goslin.
 AT THE THnEBLEs.
 Large parties also filled the decks of the little steamer Margaret as it left for the Thimbles yesterday. Among the number was the Swedish Lutheran church and Sun day school members, who enjoyed one of the most successful and pleasant outings held by anys Swedish party in long time. Pot Island was made lively with the happy peo- pie and all tested the pleasures of the place to the utmost. The committee in charge were: E. B. Elmstead, John Johnson, Anders Johnson, Gustave Andersen and J. A. West- land.
 Among those there were: Rev. Dr. E. Ed- man, Rev. K. Newquest, Fritz Jacobson, John Kenny, Oscar Larson, Miss Hanna Erickson, Eme1 Larson, Miss Fulda Petters son, Miss Minnie Lexstrons, Miss Fannie Per kins, Miss Nettie Perkins, Miss Carrie Wright, Mrs. levitt, Miss Harriet Poor and Miss Car rie Moore.
 PARTIES AT PAwsoN PARK.
 The barge Juno was alive with excursion ists yesterday, and it's passengers succeeded in making Pawson Park as lively as it has been for sometime. The picnickers were chiefly from the German Baptist church and Sunday school and the Olive Branch council Mo- 7, Daughters of Liberty. Numerous games were enjoyed, and every point of pleas- ure and beauty about the pretty park ex- plored. A happy day was passed and every one had good time. Some of there were J. Ruppell, w. s. Law, Ellsworth Downs, Captain Davis, William L. Shepherd, W. s. Kirby, P. Meyer, Rev. J. Berger, A. Liefeld and wife, E. F. Engel, c. F. Hoffman, the Misses Mary Ropp, Louise Wagner, Hattie Booth, Ella Booth.
 NEW BRITAIN ExCURsIoNIsTs.
 A special train of fourteen cars brought large party of pleasure seekers from New Britain yesterday morning. They were rep resentatives of the Young Mems Catholic Temperance society of that city, and were going to take the Elm City for sail to New York and Coney leland. The party spent a happy day and were charmed with the ele- gant resort which New York is so proud of
 ST. PATRIcK's Y. N. L. A.
 New York and Ooney Island will be visited by the St. Patrick's Y. M. L. A. association on their annual excursion, to be given Thurs day, August 16. It will probably be most successful and pleasant event. There will be music by the Second regiment band or chestra and prompting hy Dunn.