Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-29
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New Haveners at Saratoga-A Party
of One Hundred and Sixty.tyvO En-
ioying Themselves - Unity Conn
mandery Excursion to the Hudson
Riyer-Notes OF Summer Outings to
Various Places-Pleasurable Excur.
sions for the Future.
The most notable of home summer ex-
cursion events so far has been the series of
summer excursions to Saratoga by way of
the Housatonic railroad. Hundreds of
New Haven people have already taken adj
vantage of the opportunity thus offered
for delightful outing, and the popularity
of the excursions bids fair to increase as
the season grows older. Among the per-
sons who started Monday are the follow
ing: Mrs. Botsford, Miss Lulu Allis, Miss
Florence Allis, Miss Bayard, Miss Bertha
Mrs. G. R. Fox, Mrs. Porter, Miss Porter,
Miss Baldwin, Miss Miner, Miss Fadden,
S. M. Munson and wife, Mrs. G. Hotchkiss,
| Adj, Miss Pickering, Mrs. J. 8. johnson,
Miss M. A. Coffey, Mrs. F. A. Baldwin,
Mrs. E. G. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jewett, Rev.
| Father Mulholland, Miss Mulholland, Miss
Mary Fox, Miss Sarah Rohan, J. D. Punk
cit, Miss May Plunkett, Mr.. Kyle, w. w.
Fox, Mrs. M. E. Hale, Miss J. Hall, Miss
L. M. Hall, Miss L. Coe, Miss G. Coe, Miss
L. Miller, J. E. Coe, C.. T. Lincoln, M:
Thomas, Miss Annie Thomas, G. J. Rice,
Miss E. A. Rice, T. F. Ingham, S. q.
George b. Parkington and Birdsey c. Lake.
The party was personally conducted as
| fanas Great Darlington, Mass, by Elmer
L. Norton. The return will be made to-
morrow, the excursionists arriving in New
Haven at 9 %. m. The management of
these trips have received praise on all
sides for the courteous and efficient man
ner in which they have conducted the
weekly trips.
Unity commandery, o. U. A. NJ, left
this city yesterday morning for an excur-
sion to Fishkill, N. Y, and sail on the
Hudson river. The encampment left over
the Derby road on special train, which
started at 1855, composed of nine cars.
They were scheduled to reach Fishkill be-
fore noon, and after dinner the sail on the
Hudson river took place. The party ar
rived home last night about 9 o'clock. The
| committee having the arrangements in
charge was composed of II. G. Rawlings,
S. D. Belts, J. K. Taylor, F. W. Watrous
| and F. Morton.
There were a number of other excur-
sions from this city yesterday. About 500
people left New Haven on the Elm City at
8 a. m. for Fishers Island, where the day
was enjoyably spent in viewing the maneu
vres of the White Squadron Of Evolution.
| Music and refreshments were provided on
board the steamer.
| About 500 took the steamer John II.
| Starin to Glen Island in charge of many
| Il of lei,
| and their friends, and the steamer Marga-
ret carried 500 to Pawson park, large
majority of whom were members of the
St. Dominic's Young Mems Temperance
| association of this city, which held its an
nual picnic yesterday.
Monday evening the Ivernia carried a
select party on a moonlight excursion to
Pawson park, returning about o'clock.
Mrs. Martha Chapman is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. John ]. Alling, at
Stratford, Conn.
Chief Hendrick of the fire department,
and Alexander Fl. Buckingham have re-
turned from weeks trip to New Bruins
wick and the Dominion Of Canada.
Mr.. Walter G. Mansfield and Robert T.
Fowler leave in August for Martha's Vine
yard where they will visit Mr.. Mans
fields uncle, Mr.. G. G. Hine of New York
city.
Attorney William S. Pardee and Frank
Trowbridge started from this city yester-
day on the yacht Clarence for New Lon
don. While there they will witness the
maneuvers of the squadron of evolution at
Fishers Island.
Miss Nellie Feely was rendered a fare
we'll party at the home of her sister, Mrs.
James Durkin, 1853 Clay street, Monday
night. Miss Feely received many valuable
presents from her numerous friends. She
| will sail for Europe Next Wednesday.
Joseph 81. Bennett is at West Cornwall
Conn.
Edward NJ. Kimberly and family are al
Branford.
Rev. Newman smyth and family are al
Block Island.
Rev. W. L. Phillips and family are al
East Pembroke, Mass.
l Miss Minnie E. " esson is spending two
weeks in Long Meadow, Mass.
John S. Cannon and family will spend
| the summer at Mt. Carmel Center, Conn
Mrs. Ralph Hooker and daughter are al
Stony Creek.
| Rev. A. P. Miller and family will sum.
mer in Fairfield.
Louis G. Loomis and family are at Stony
Creek
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Hawkes. of High
street have returned from short stay al
Block Island.
The Misses May Maley, Margaret Wad
dock, Minnie Flanagan and Mamie Malley
will spend two weeks in the Catskills.
Miss Julia Fitzpatrick, stamp clerk al
the Waterbury postofGce, returned home
yesterday from a two weeks vacation al
Saratoga and New Haven.
Miss Emma Bond is at Short Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Brothers are visiting
relatives in Bethlehem, Conn.
:. Miss Tizzia MayeDer of Naw York Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. GeorgeJ. Faulhabe1
of Congress avenue.
Mrs. K. Robinson and Miss E. L. Hager
man of New York are visiting in New
Haven for few days.
The German M. E. Sunday school anc
congregation will hold their annual picnic
to-day at Pawson park.
E. E. Cowles of J. NJ. Champions is OF
two weeks vacation and will visit Onei
da, Niagara Falls and the Thousand Isl
ands and Alexandria bay.
Employees of the Holmes, Booth & Hay
dens Manufacturing company are to give
: an excursion to Glen Island Saturday, Au
gust 8, via New York and New Haven rail
road and steamer Starin from New Haven
: They tried to get different date, as this Ii
| the same day the Knights of Pythias ex
cursion from Waterbury goes to Watcl
Hill, but could not make it convenient.
Adjutant General Embler and Colonel 81
@. Morgan were cruising Monday afternoon
) | in the Race after bluefish.
: Frederic G. Penfeld of Hartford is spend
ing the summer at Fenwick as the CUES
of James B. Moore.
School Fund Commissioner jeremiah OF
: ney has returned from short vacation a
Block Island.
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts and her two littl
ones of New Britain are visiting in thi
city with Mrs. George Graham and family
Little Nav Graham assists in entertainin,