Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-29

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Captain Thompson's guests who have
been staying with him the past week at
the old lighthouse left Saturday afternoon
for their homes in Unionville.
Mrs. William Dahlmeyer, wife of the pro-
prietor of the Yale art store, is in Europe.
She sailed on the steamer Fulda week ago
last Wednesday and yesterday reached
Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Talcott H. Russell are oc-
cupying the pretty Swiss cottage at Wood
mont, in the Oyster river section, erected
by tho late General Alfred H. Terry. They
will remain there until the leaves begin to
turn color.
w. E. Downes and family Of Whitney
avenue, corner of Edwards street, are at
their summer house in Woodmont for the
summer.
Miss Jennie Merwin of Temple street,
this city, and Mrs John T. Hart of Bridge
port will spend the summer at Mr.. Harris
Maple Grove house, in Berkshire hills.
Professor Ladd and family will leave to-
morrow for Castine, Ne.
Mrs. Professor Norton has gone to Hol-
derness, N. H., for the summer.
Professor G. J. Stoeckel and family are
at Norfolk, Conn.
Wooster P. Ensign and family are at
Savin Rock.
Mrs. g. w. Sanford and family are
among the cottagers at Merwin's Point.
Professor E. L. Richards and his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, are in Lewis county,
N.
W. NJ. Strong has gone to New Jersey.
Mrs. NJ. G. Mobiles has gone to Atlantic
Highlands, N. j.
Lawyer W. A. Wright and family are in
their cottage at Savin Rock for the season.
Lawyer Wright has been improving his
cottage.
Lester Bradner and family have gone to
Dansville, N. Y.
F. L. Perrigo and family are at Wood
mont.
G. NJ. Smith and family are at Merwin' g
Point for the season.
Mrs. J. J. Miller has gone to Enfield for
the season.
Mrs David Sorimgeour and the Misses
Jennie and Clara Scrimgeour, of Terry
vile, are visiting their former neighbors
in this city.
Rev. George R. Stevens is at Oswego,
N. Y.
Mrs. E. F. Kernochan is in Pittsfeld,
Mass.
Mrs John A Porter of Hillhouse avenue
is visiting her son, Representative Porter,
at Pomfret
F. w. Williams is at Norfolk.
Professor John W. Robinson is at Money
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bradley of 526 How
ard avenue, are staying at the Pequot club
house, Morris Cove.
Mrs Samuel Willis is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Snow of 118 Greenwich
avenue.
Henry G. Smith and family of rs Kim
berly avenue, are spending the summer at
Bradford.
Letter Carrier Captain J. A. Miller is
spending few days with friends in South
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gone to Georgetown, Conn.
Mrs. John G. Eastman and family OF
143 Dwight street are in Milford.
John w. Gibson and family Of 216 Con-
gress avenue have removed to their cot
tage atlSavin Rock.
Miss Dora Alderman of AT Congress
avenue has just returned from a two
weeks vacation in Winsted.
Policeman lothian H. Orr and family
have removed to their summer residence
at West Haven.
Mrs. J. G. Luddington of Baltimore is
visiting at j. P. Aerrow's on Clinton ave
nue..
Professor LOOMS will leave tonight fol-
Cape May, where he will spend the next
two months.
AT sAvIN ROCK.
Mr.. G. F. Levere and family are sum.
mering at Rose Cottage.
G. G. Pettis and his family have opened
up their pretty summer house at Oriental
park.
Mr.. N. P. II. Willis and family have ar
rived at the shore.
The familiar face of S. G. Hoggson occa-
sionally presents itself on the beach.
Mr.. F.L.D. Manwaring is now occupying
his new East avenue house.
Mr.. acknowledgements family are domiciled
at the Park
The Crisand cottage is occupied by Mr..
Henry CLARK and family.
New Britain is represented in the person
of Mrs. Payne, who with her family have
decided to summer at the rock.
Mr.. A, D. Perkins and family arrive at
their cottage next week.
Cottager Max Adler and family have al
ready arrived and are enjoying their newly
painted and commodius dwelling.
Tho Human house, for the first time in
many years, has been rented by it's owner.
Mr.. N. Spier and family are the 1essees
Mr.. Charles E. Brown and family have
taken up their abode for the heated term
on East avenue.
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rived for the season.
Cottager Hardy is noticed among the new
corners.
The johnson and the Metzger families
are prepared to battle the heat at their
pretty twin cottages.
DR.. A. B. Fuller and family and his
neighbor, Mr.. Isaac Rosenberg and family,
have enlivened Summer street with their
presence.
The Ansantawas club, which has just
purchased the Maltby premises, on Beach
street, is to expend several thousand dol
lars in renovations and improvements.
The county commissioners have decided
to grant no more beer LICENSES for the
shore. There has been considerable com
plant among the occupants and owners of
summer houses at Savin Rock, as noisy
times, with alterations and brawling, are
quite frequent Sunday nights. Deputy
Sheriff Peek is making an Improvement in
this respect.
A Springfield party has leased the An
derson cottage for the season.
Mr.. A. Herberger and family are. this
year occupying the Lyons cottage on Beach
street. A portion of the bathing pavilion
has been converted by that gentleman into
a billiard room. He is an expert player
and great billiard enthusiast.
Mr.. M. Meyers, the New Haven boot and
shoe manufacturer, is among the new shore
residents with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Herr are this year
guests at the Rogowsh cottage.
The Oppenheimer cottage is this year to
be occupied by Corporation Counsel Dris-
coll and his family.
Merwin's Point and Woodmont are show
ing signs of activity, and the pretty resort
has already received attention from num-
Der of its regular summer sojourners
Among those who with their families are
enjoying its pleasures are Messrs. 9. L,
Little and E. A. Chapman of Meridep, T.
81. Russell, ]. Glib Smith. d. L. Brown.
Harry Leigh, VS.. Prindle, q. a. Bsckley,