Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-11
sAyIN ROCK NOTES.

SAVIN ROCK NOTES. Heat Sent Many to the Shore-Hermann,s Sons, Lodge Pic. nic-Hotel Arrivals-The Season at the Shore eBoomIng-The Little Blue- fish.
 Yesterdays intense heat sent many peo- pie to the Savin Rock shore, and especially in the evening were the cars thronged and Railroad Grove alive with people. The tide was just right for bathing most of yesterday afternoon, and hundreds took dip into the briny waves. There was a slight breeze from of the broad bosom of Long Island sound, which was very grate- full to the heated and tired denizens of the city who were at the shore to enjoy it.
 Hermann's Sons lodge had their annual picnic at Railroad Grove yesterday. There was good turnout of the lodge members and their friends; also of the Hermann circle connected with the lodge.
 The many friends of Conductor Massure are pleased to see him once more engaged actively in the service of the road, and trust that the improvement in his health will this time prove permanent. MT. Mas SuIo udo CO S4f0 uP On oCCouAu O4 AeAk411S health and go back to Maine, whence he returned recently, having regained his health to considerable extent.
 The hotels are well filled with guests, and the season at the shore is now boom ing and will continue 50 for some time if the hot spell keeps up.
 MT. Putnam. at the pavilion opposite the Sea View house, entertained quite a party from Wallingford last evening with one of his excellent shore dinners. They drove down from Wallingford, returning late in the evening.
 Many took advantage of the slight breeze yesterday afternoon and went out sailing on the Sound in the large sharpies, which are in service at Savin Rock.
 The little bluefsh have come. They are very little indeed, hardly larger than the pieces of bait used to entice them to bite. HOTEL ARRIVALS.
 HINMAN HoUsE.-Mr. Greenspect, New York; 0. N. Upson, Waterbury; H. E. Perkins and wife, Naugatuck; George P. Haynes, Meriden; A. L. Thalheimer, Mrs T. s. Birch, Carrie Birch, Louis Birch Hartford, Conn. Louis Gates, wife and child, Waterville, Conn.,; Henry Ashberg wife and child, Hartford, Conn.,; Joseph Crossley, Middletown.-
 OCONNELL HOUSE.
 J. P. Mccarthy, J. J. Mccarthy, M. F Mccarthy, Miss Lessy, Holyoke; Anns Conlon, Bristol, Conn.,; Mrs. John Begley Meriden; Mrs. Hanna Sweeney, Springfield Mrs. Mamie Sweeney, Naugatuck; the Misses Neary, MT. Weary, Naugatuck; J. J Flynn, Minnie Flynn, New York; Florenc' Malone, Marie Bowes, Waterbury. | TwITCHELL's HOTEL. l Mrs. Edward House, Miss Florenc, House, Mrs. Rufus Sherman, Mrs. M. E Chile, Master Roy E. Child, Mrs. B. Ly ons, New Britain; Mrs. w. McAllen, Mrs | E. E. Gibbs, Mrs. Thomas Maguire, Meri den; J. P. Dorsey, Miss Mary Dorsey, Mis- Julia Dorsey, Miss Mary Robinson, Mis- Lizzie Robinson, Miss Hettie Skel 1sy M|ss T Nellie F. Asbxe nGlne rle1 Mtaals'0Mn MI and Mrs. John Dillon, MT. McMahon Mrs. A. Ashburn, Miss Margaret Whelan Waterbury; Mrs. C.. Parks, Naugatuck Miss Nellie Newell, Charles Winter, Hart ford; James Baker, Bridgeport; B. M Buckingham, 0. B. Buckingham, E. B Buckingham, Mrs. L. Evitts, Miss Couch Miss Freeman, Miss s. Walker, Mauric Joy, Mrs. Maurice Joy, New Milford.
 LUCAS HOUSE.
 James Murphy, Frank J. Taylor, M. J Kavanagh, Wallingford; l. K Schultz, Nor L. Hanlon, Hartford; May H. McGrath May Carney, Miss Abbie McGrath, Meri den; Miss Emma F. Hunt, Miss Garry J Barnum, Minneapolis; R. G. Curtis, Levi Pierpont and wife, William Johnson, Ne7 Haven.
 AT THE SEA VIEW.
 | N M Ano,, C,r;,~eoJJ, Coo-1 and wife, Miss E. S. Bernard, Mrs. E. M F. Myers, New Haven; c. E. Williams Westfeld; F. M. Judd, Holyoke; E. 4 Behringer, E. w. Dederick and wifi Hirsch Wallack and wife, Mrs. M. Brool and child, New York; M. w. Lawto, , Middletown; John Smith and wifi South End, Conn; s. F. Myer Collinsville; Miss L. Myers, Miss M. Myer Wallingford; Silas Benham, Hamdel Sacred Heart choir, J. M. Moriarty al wife, Waterbury; J. M. Ensign, Huntin , ton, w. Va; c. M. Case, Newark, N. J.
 BEACH HOUSE.
 Miss Elsie Prokasky, New Haven; E. Komberger, Lebanon, Pa.; MT. and MT Thomas Gugott, Holyoke; N. Staub, c. Botsford, Harmon Walker, A. M. Boot M. E. Sherwood, J. H. McMahon, E. | w aller, 6. w. AuGuOuy, ". h. DdICdLn, H. Lang, New Milford; c. F. Aicknot Still River.
 AT THE PEMBROKE, wooDMoNT.
 w. H. Bradley, New York; L. K. Gu tis and wife, Miss Curtis, Southington; D. Humphrey, Mrs. Humphrey, MT Brown, Mrs. Hinsdale, Mrs. Flora Hump rey, Miss Humphrey, New Britai l MT. Whitney, Miss J. E. Clas New Haven; c. 0. Trowbridg Milford; P. s. Clapp, New York; H. Mckenzie, Middletown, Southingto E. P. Hotchkiss, Plantsom; s. T. Char berlin, Derby; Franklin $. Schenck, Mi G. O. Schenck, Miss Jennie Schenck, MI F. s. Schenk, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Charles Paul, A. M. Cook, New York; Miss T. Gray, Miss Maria L. Barnett, Miss Melvi1
 Barnett, Ansonia; E. F. Driggs, New Tor
 Miss N. P. Platt, John A. Houghton, A sonia; S.S.Soome1, Birmingham; J. T. M and wife, Miss Alice Loomis, Miss Mak Loomis, New Haven; Mrs. s. D. Neal al
 son, Southington; F. Treat and family,
 L. Hazard, c. w. Hine, E. Holcomb al
 wife, Charles W. Lord, w. H. Morse, Ne Haven; E. T. Vanie and wife, Ansoni Charles Sloan and two ladies, Willia Laughlin, New Haven; George Hotchkis 1 F. G.. Hotchkiss, Ansonia; Mrs. E.
 Driggs, Ansonia.