Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-03

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Matters Lively Down There-July
PtcnIcs-ManyfOottag DomIcI1ed-
Hotel Guests. Btc.
In spite of the cool weather of the past few
days the Rock has received its share of at
tention from city visitors. The cottages are
largely occupied and the hotels are receiving
goodly number of guests as the annexed list
will show. All the restaurateurs are ready
for business, and with a little more promise
ing weather many anticipate lively and
successful season.
Among the picnics already booked Tor the
season are the Bergish Harmonic Singing
society. who will hold their reunion at
Reiner's, Railroad Grove, July Sd.
On the 9th of this month the Teutonia
Manner Choir will come together. Among
the exercises will be some prize singing.
The largest picnic of the season occurs
July 10, when the New York Harugari So
eiety, upon the invitation of their New Ha-
ven brethren, viii make merry at the shore.
On the 23d the Turner's of this city have
| their outing. Among the attractions are
| running sports and prize turning.
July 80 will be observed by the German
Odd Fellows, who come together at the Rock
| then. Several bands..are to furnish music.
July 4 will as usual be lively day at
Savin Rock and all the local "merchants''
| anticipate a boom at that time. The shore
| residents will observe the day by holding
| their miniature lantern carnival in the even-
l ing.
The West Haven NJ E. Sunday school
l holds its annual picnic July 81 at Parlor
Rock.
Caterer Deibel will have a formal opening
of his shore pavilion July f. A brass band
l will be in attendance.
| A new and expensive flying horse machine
i manufactured in New York has been placed
in the grove. The proprietor, Mr.. julius Lem
pert, will erect wooden building around the
machine in the future.
/ Several new electric lights have been placed
in the grove. Reiner's restaurant is now sup
| piled with them.
A brilliant electric light has been placed in
| front of the Sea View House, lending bright
/ and cheerful aspect to the commod1ous hotel.
A refined minstrel entertainment win be
given at the Sea View parlors next Wednes~
day evening by the Mitchell & Bigelow Sum-
/ mer' Tour company. The performance COM
mences at $50 O'Clock.
/ Landlord Van Horn of the Beach House
entertained 4 party from out of town Sun
| day.
| Commencing on the goth of this month the
| St. Johns church of this city will hold their
annual charity fair at the Grove Palace. The
| affair will be similar to- that held at Howes'
last summer, and will continue for eight
days.
The second number of the West Shore
Journal appeared Saturday, and is quite a
newsy little sheet
| The organization of volunteer FIRE depart
/ ment is spoken of at the Rock.
| The annual reunion of the 25th regiment,
| G. v, will be held at Hill Bros Homestead
July 7th, 1t being the twenty-f fifth annivers-
| airy of the surrender of Port Hudson.
L Nov A s1 o. - r.
| Shore the guest of relatives on Beach street.
| Mr.. 81. P. Hubbard and family are domi-
.ciled at ''Clover Nook Cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. R. w. Waddingham, who has been
visiting with his father in New Mexico, re-
turned yesterday and received quite an ovas
ton from his shore friends.
The appended list will show the number of
guests registered at the principal hotels dur
| ing the past week:
| Sea View. s. Atwater, Baltimore; Fl.
S. Carter, Wallingford; William Lusk,
| North Haven; Miss Lena Lusk, Montrose,
Pa. Henry Peck and wife, Brooklyn, N. Y;
bough, Newtown; A. L. Sinter, Bridgeport;
john Taylor, Mrs. John Taylor. Albert G.
Taylor, Southington; Rev. DIR. Cobb, Flush
| ing, L. l.; G. w. Hunter, Norwich;
DR.: BruiIl. Lakeville; Rev. DR.. Arnot, Terry
vile; W. J. Woodward, Norwalk Bro.
Dowd, Saratoga; George s. Palmer, Norwich;
Samuel E. Cotter, Edwin Davis, E. L. Smith,
Ansonia John Be1ikus, Canada; John B.
I,aity, Mr.. S. R. Taylor and wife, John F.
Butler, Meriden; G. Holmes, New Britain: a,
5. Childs, Mayor Spooner, Il. J. Beebe,
jr., Springfield, Mass; Mrs, f. A.
Severance, Rockville; F. 4. Yer
planck, W. II. Mum, F.. s. Smith, NJ. q.
Alling, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Abbott, John H.
Carney. Mrs. Frances Harrison, Miss Kath-
crime Harrison, Philip Goodhart, Mrs. d. E.
ter; Hon. 81. @. Robinson, Thomas IT. Day,
S. r. Pex, Hartford; II. z. Collins. Mrs
L. Mayer, w. g. Caneas and wife, L. Hunter,
w. j. Whitney, New York.
Beach House-C. s. Mason, New Britain;
]: b. Page, New York; W. 81. Grade, NJ. B.
Hartford; W: Barnes and wife, An
N. Y; 6. W. Merrill, wife and
the Misses Merrill, Seymour; F. J.. Page.
Philadelphia; R. B. Sawyer, j.. J. Martin,
Birmingham; Charles L. Newman, Adolph
Hirst, s. Furgerson, W. S. Clark, VS..
Stone, F. F. Sanford, A. D. Burr, ]. w. AL.
len, Charles Hine. wife and child, v. e.
q. sweeny, Il. Bristol, G. Estler,
Mrs. Z. Lewis, New Haven; q. T. Beers,
Miss Mabel Pomeroy, G. w. Pomeroy, ir..
Major Cowles, ]. 81. Bolton, Hartford; F. w.
Wheeler, Monroe; G. s. Peck, Newtown; d.
wife, Diego. N: Y; u: A. Morris, E. N.
Lathrop, Ed. Tuttle, w. ]. Schlegel, Water
bury.