Evening journal., 1891-08-04
PENINSULA JouRNAL ISIS.
on for Their Annual Outing At Watkin
Glen and Niagara Falln


Glen and Niagara Falls.
STAFF Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
GLEN MOUNTAIN House, WATKINS, N.
T., Aug. 8 The Peninsula Press Asso-
citation left on Saturday morning last for
Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls, at
which latter place the annual meeting OF
the association will be held The party,
numbering about eighty, left Broad street
station at 8 80 o'clock In special car at.
tached to the Niagara express, furnished
by the courtesy of the Pennsylvania
railroad, arriving at Harrisburg at noon
and Watkins at 2 o'clock
The evening at the Glen Mountain
house was pleasantly passed in renewing
old acquaintanceship dancing, promenad
ing, playing billiards, pool, ten pins and
rest. On Sunday the day opened bright
and was spent in rambling through the
Glen and driving, while those rsligiously
inclined sought quiet hooks and held a
mental debate on the degeneration OF
humanity in general and the Press Asso.
citation in particular.
Bright and early this morning the party
were off, via Seneca Lake and Geneva, fol
the Falls, which viii be- reached at about
3 p, m. The party will stop at the Inter
national Hotel.
Among those who make up the party
are James L. Wolcott and wife, Genera
R. R. Kenney and wife, Colonel E. t,
Cooper, Henry G. Carpenter and wife
Frank M. Dunn, Thomas r. Dunn
Professor ]. f, Carroll and wife
w. Broadway and wife, E. b
Louderbough, Miss Annie Cannon, Do
yer; Charles William Edwards, wife
and daughter, E. j. P. Grubb and
wife, Frank Sparks and wife, Frederick
e. Bach, wife and daughter, Solomon
Hersey, N. B. Newlin and Miss Salli,
Newlin, Wilmington; Rev. w. j. Duhad
way and wife, Harlow Il. Curtis, Mrs
n. L Curtis and Mrs Delaware Clark
Newark; @ ]. Freeman and Miss Anni
M Freeman, Middletown; NJ. w. Hibsh.
man and wife, Delaware City; DR.. ]. A
Ellegood laurel; r. ID. Hoffecksr. Mis-
Bertha Hoffecker, Rev. w. Wilson ant
wife, Smyrna; j. e. GriffenberK, Mis-
Ida Davis, j. B. Clark and wife, B. +
Wagamon. Mrs Mollie Vangesel, 5esrgs
town; @. l.. Vincent and wife, w. ]
Johnson, Snow Hill; William Tylor ans
wife, Misses q. Anna and Sallis Powell
John ]. Todd and wife, Mrs. G. "
Haddaway, Mrs. Nina +. Alridge
Easton; B. F. Highly and wife
Trappe; NJ B. Stephens, Miss ClarI
Downes, F. O. Ramsdell and wife, Den
ton; L. a. Plummer, j. d. Plummer ant
wife, Greensboro d. w. Dorman ans
wife, Salisbury; Clarence Hodson ant
Miss Mary X. Hodson, Cris6eld: V. NJ
Torbert, O. b. Hinchcliffe, Elkton; F
g. Usilton, Miss Mary Chapman, Mis-
Clara Yannot and Miss Clara Usilton
Chestertown; McKendree Downham an,
Mrs. A. a. Welek Washington, d. g.
The newspapers represented are EVEN
ING JOURNAL, Every Evening, Daily
Republican, Freie Presse, Farm an,
Home, Sunday Star, Wilmington; Index
Sentinel. DelswaresD, Dover; Democrat
Republican, journal, Georgetown; Mes
senger, Press, Snow Hill; Ledger, Ga
zette Democrat, Esston; Journal
Union, Denton; Times, Methodist
Smyrna; News and Advertiser
Chronicle, Milford New Era, Transcript
Middletown; Times, Leader, CrisGsld
News. Whig, Elkton; Newark Ledger
Greensboro Press, Lewes Pilot, Confer
encs Chronicle, Delaware City News
fredericksburg Courier, Trappe Times
Ghestertown Nsws, Seaford News
Laurel Sussex Countian.