Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-07
sAyIN ROCK NOTES.

SAvIN ROCK NOTES. Large Excursions Yesterday from In-
 land TOwns-Three Hundred Each
 from New Milford and Simsbury-
 Other Parties Coming-HOtel Arr
 rivals.
 Yesterday was another busy day at Savin Rock. Railroad grove was full of excursionists and visitors, and it was an unusual day in that 600 excursionists came from long distance, 300 from New Milford and 300 from Simsbury. The New Sheperd lodge, I. o. o. F. of that place, of which Frank Smith is noble grand, Dr. D. M. Bantam vice-grand and Thomas M. Stack, secretary. They highly enjoyed the day and especially were enamored with Long Island sound, the boating and bath ing. They focked to drink in the melo- dies given sound to by the photograph at Putnam's pavilion, which was besieged with curiosity seekers. Many enjoyed sail out to the breakwater, and many were fascinated with the pastime of clam dig ging and hustled with great success after the bivalves. The Simsbury party was church and Sunday school picnic attractions at the shore, which are special novelty to people coming from so far in land. The New Milferders 'came by the Housatonic system, the Simsbury people by the Canal road. General Manager Futile of the Consolidated road extended congratulations to Superintendent Ward of the West Haven horse railroad on the yearly increasing popularity of Savin Rock not only to New Haven people but to people from country towns far distant. The railroads find it profitable to bring Savin Rocks attendance are accessible to people living many miles away, when looking for days outing at the sea- shore.
 Among the coming excursions of note Is 8 large picnic party tomorrow, the Eff teenth O. V. reunion at Stewards, and the Second Heavy artillery boys September Il dinner at same place.
 MT. Goodsell, the noted wholesale fruit merchant of New York, who has been wis iting his sister, Mrs. J. Gardner Clark, one of the cottagers on Beach street, is quite ill at his hotel in New York.
 Following is the list of the recent ar rivals at the principal hotels on the shore:
 BEACH HOUSE. Colonel Samuel Gregory, Miss Duncan, F. o. Smith, w. B. Sharp, Charles Schley- CT and wife, G. c. Brown, Danbury; G.. M. and family, W. Johnson, T. Doran, W. Green, Henry Smith, John Wood, F. P. Ferry, Bethel; E. B. Knowles and wife, Branford; R. Fl. Smith, Seymour; Mrs. M. Powers, Nellie Powers, Westfeld Anne H. Shea, Hannah Bell, Sufield.
 AMMAN HOUSE. = Texas; George Moore, New Haven; James Monroe. Bridgeport; Sara Maltby, Fair Haven; Miss Laura Fischer, Hartford; J.. E. Wheeler, Mrs. J. E. Wheeler, Birming- ham; s. Barrett, Norfolk, Va; L.Foster, Wallingford; Fred Rogers, George OCon- nor, Charles Waller, George Goldie, New London; w. H. Fulton, Bridgeport; Ivan Twanovitch, St. Petersburg; Charles Will Hams, L. J. Lyons, Boston; Thomas Cor coran, Seymour; JIG. Goldsmith, Meriden R. H. Smith, Aiken, S.C.; JuliusAndrews, wife and daughter, Henry Andrews, Bos- ton.
 LUCAS HOUSE.
 Richard Bowen and wife, Nathan Win field and wife, Ansonia F. B. Sloan, Mrs. R. Sloan, New London; T. H. Badicar, Waterbury; O. A. Rowe and wife, New Haven; D. Sheehan and family, New Ha- ven; A. Dugan, Boston; Mrs. Laske and child, New Haven Miss May Dennison, New Haven; P. J. Carney and wife, E. Sigvoux, Springfield, Mass.
 TwIrcHELL's HOTEL.
 Helen Stellmacker, Jersey City; Bertha Ohler, Bethel; G. J. Shreck, New York; Augusta Mayde, Morris Cove; J. J. Brere- ton, Brooklyn; Mary Selk, Morris Cove; John Florence, Wallingford; MT. and Mrs. F. L: Kanun, L. L. Hall, Mary E. Clayton, Wallingford; Mamie Jones, Eliza A.Jones, Shelton, c. L. Hoyt, N. O. Bradley, Miss E. T. Bradley, Birmingham; T. L. Fay, Hartford; Charles Fisk, South Manchester; l Maude Melbourn, Meriden.
 o'coNNELL HOUSE.
 W. H. Kelleher, J. H. Lavery, J. H. Condon, Hartford; Peter Marchand, Meri- den; J. P. Mulcahy and wife, Woonsocket, Minnie Canty, Celia Malone, Springfield, J. E. Dunlay, New Britain.
 AT THE SEA VIEW.
 c. s. Shipman, Northampton; Mrs. T. A. Trempe, H. B. Tolles, s. W. Bellam. Anso- nia J. L. Spencer, suf6eld; Samuel Taylor, G. E. Edgerton and wife, Meriden; B. B. | Tuttle,, Decatur, Ill.,; Dr. F. B. Futile, Naugatuck; J. W. Hatch, Miss Grace But terfeld, O. H. Childs, Springfield; B. O.. Smith, A. J. Cullen, J. H. Clark, Hartford; W. A. Snow, Walter Tween, ,Ridgefeld; E. F. Dixey, Philadelphia; MT. and Mrs. F. | Askam, Willie Askam, Ray Askam, Shel- | ton Bicycle club, Shelton; W. P. Ensign and family, w. A. Morse and wife, w. H. Taylor, J. L. Collins, L. Foote, F. s. Upson M. J. Collins, Boston; L. M. Allerton, Laura Mabbett, Laura Market, Dover Plains; Mrs. N. E. Colt, Mrs. I. E. filling, Birmingham: R. Forbes, St. Louis R. H. Condon and family, T. J. Mulvan and 1 wife, J. J. Burnett and ladies, T. s. Rourke, Unionville; T. E. Myers and wife, New Hartford.