Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-24
GOSSIP AT sAvIN ROCK.

GOSSIP AT SAvIN ROCK. A Fair Season Thus Far-Amone ths
 Oriental Parkers-visisors at the l ShOre-Hotel Arrivals and Shore Cos.
 sip.
 Just what kind of season financially the
 present one has been at Savin Rock is topic
 of not little speculation. That the inces-
 sant rain has affected the shore trade there ia
 but little doubt. Be that as it may, it is l certain that the season thus far has not been one to be boasted of, and our New England 1 weather has been in no way favorable to | success at the resorts.
 The enterprising spirit of the West Haven horse railroad has largely contributed to making things lively and interesting at the shore, and Superintendent Ward has brought many large parties from out of town to New Haven's favorite resort. The hotels are all we'll patronized and the proprietors speak very encouragingly of the probability of @ fair close to the season.
 The Oriental Park people do not permit the season with them to lag, and lawn and melon parties, festivals and the like are all in the category of their seasons entertain ments. The annual yachting cruise took place Tuesday and the participants were favored with fine weather. All were in the best of spirits. Two large yachts were chart cred, and at 8 o'clock in the morning about 35 excursionists embarked for Pawson Park The strong breeze was favorable and every thing went along famously. Beyond an oc- casional case of sea sickness in a mild form, nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of the day. Included in the party were MT. Wal MT. Van Ostrom and MT. Austin. The re- mainder were for the most part ladies and children. The merry makers returned to the Rock at p. m.
 About 1000 people were carried to the shore Thursday by the West Haven Horse R. R. Go. The T. A. B. societies from Water bury and this city, spent the dsy there, and house, and the United Workmen's annual dinner at the same house, made the day a heavy one with the restauranters.
 Mrs. A. J. Buckingham of New York, who has been sojourning by the sea, left yester- day for the mountains.
 The executive committe of the Savin Rock Improvement association held a meeting last evening at the shore residence of MT. Wm. E. Morgan. Those who compose the com- mittee are Messrs. W. E. Morgan, Hodson, J. G. Clark, M. Adler, w. R. Tyler and B. Rogowski. There will be regular meeting of the association called in short time.
 The hotel proprietors are proud of the class of guests at the shore this summer and all agree that the visitors are of the most highly respectable sort Miss Bailey of the Sea View a day or two ago said s'Mr. Freeman feels well satisfied with the season thus far. Although our house has not been overcrowd- ed those who are with us are people who do not enjoy the boisterous merriment that delight so many especially at shore resort" It has been further stated that the reason why series of weekly hops has not been instituted is because the guests of the hotels in most cases do not care for the publicity which such events necessitate.
 Following are the late arrivals at the ho- tels:
 SEA VIEW HOUSE.
 I. w. Gaffney and family. Waterbury; F. w. Hotchkiss, Meriden; w. T. Fields, MT. 0. Harris and wife, Mrs. E. J. Cooley, F. D. Meigs and wife, New Haven; Mrs. J. Reed and family, Miss Weeks, Springfield w. L. Bartlett and wife, New Britain; Mrs. A. AL lyn and son, Mrs. M. P. Lucas, Goshen; Col. Jaques, New York; F. Grant and son, Rock vile; Miss B. Welsh, T. Reimer, G. H. Phil- lips, Phila.; Mrs L. B. Grover, Mt. Vernon; R. Cromack and family, Unionville; H. J. Durham and family, stockbridge; I. Con nor, Mary Kean, c. Hartley and family, R. R. Kenyon, H. Tyler, L. Mayer, Hartford R. Wildwood, Manchester, England; G. Wank, Miss Wank, Miss Krieger, w Waterpury: Iles M. 6arlanu, MISE Rose Mcintyre, Mrs. and Miss Barken- tin, Miss I. Mofitt, New Britain; H. B. Alvord, A. Demarest, c. Neil, Mir. 8. Chase and servant, Boston; B. Pallock, N. Y., Mrs. A. Quick and son, Miss A. ". Bulkley, Danbury; Miss L. Lee, Newark, N. J.; N. M. Allen, B. T. Peet and wife, 0. H. Miller, Springfield; M. L. Clspp and wife, A. M. Clapp, A. w. Clapp and wife, North- ampton, Mrs. J. Taylor and son, New Bri- ' %oi Wi1cnn (y1ovo Wi1e0n r r. ! Pierpont, Waterbury; A. J. Deleplaine, AL ! bany; Miss K. Underwood, Albany. ! AMMAN HOUSE.
 Thomas Wilson, Mrs. H. Wilson, Jay Reid
 Wilson, of Seymour; Alex. P. Reid, Troy,
 N. Y.; Mrs. J. Reid, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 J. L. Pierpoint, E.. w. Bradley, Mrs. An drews, Mrs. E. Gait, Mrs. Marshall, of Wa.
 terbury; J. H. Raden, New York; N: C.. Snow and wife, San Francisco; Miss G. Kat- ing, Miss Nellie Moriaty, South Manchester; 1 Miss Maggie Wealy, Miss Kittie Wealy, ! Middletown.
 BEACH HOUSE. ! VIII. Elmes Birmingham, C. A. Eaton, Mrs. K. Eaton, Kent; Miss Eaton, Waterbury; Adolph Hisch, Mrs. c. O. Torrance, Nj. B. ] Perry, Mrs. McKeagh. New York. l MAssAsoIT HOUSE. l J. A. Williams, New Haven; Miss s. Nor> ton, Birmingham; c. 0. Clark, New Haven;
 Miss NJ. Carmody, Ansonia; w. N. Damon, Park Langham, Hartford; M. A. Warner, Saratoga.
 GROVE COTTAGE.
 ' M. Guilfoile S. P. Guilfoile, Miss K Guil- ! foile, Leo Curley, w. G. Austin, W. H. Coe, 1 G. E. Sheridan, of Waterbury; F. M. Hotch-
 kiss, Meriden; R. E. Abbe, Enfield; E. L. Catlin, New Haven; Jennie Bergen, M Der gen. Misses B. and J. Donovan, Mrs. J. H. Hallas, Waterbury; Mrs. A. Alden, Spring feld Mrs. S. Hotchkiss, Collinsville; A. s. Wind, Williamsburg
 O'Connell House Dennis McNamara, Rox-
 bury Hill; J. J. Glover, T. s. Wilson, A. F.
 Msloney. of Hartford; M. Berry, M. Phelan,
 Mrs. R. Phelan, Miss J. Foley, B. L. Foley,
 Mrs. J. Morgan, of Waterbury; Mrs. J. Kesrn, New Britain.
 Harry Smith and Geo. J. Hillex, known as
 Judge and Major," have accepted situations
 with Joseph A. filling at Railroad Grove, Ssyin Rock for the balance of the season,