Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-28
ExCURSIONISTS.

Five Hundred People go to Belden's |
Potnt-The East Pearl Street M. Il.
Church Sunday School go to Paw.
son Park-Other ExcursiOns Plan.
ned.
The Elm City took out another large
party to Belden's Point yesterday. 1t was
the annual outing of Garfield council, o.
U. A. NJ, and between 500 and 900 people
enjoyed the trip. Thomas orchestra and
Prompter Capello were on board.
Among those who went were: E. R.
Smith, Albert w. Webster, Harry Rawl-
ing, Stephen Ralph, George W. Beach and
wife, Joseph A. zoller, Mrs. Brink, Charles
Stremmell, G. Francis, jr., John Kafmey-
er, Harry b. Hayes, Mrs. Joseph Thule
and family, George Berry, George Gregg
and family, s. E. Rutty, E. L. Cooke, J.
J. Stanton and Charles Dumond.
The annual excursion and picnic of the
East Pearl street NJ. E. church Sunday
school was given at Pawson park yester-
| day. The steamer Margaret steamed up
to the foot of Ferry street at $50 to take
| on the East Side excursionists and then
| went to her regular landing at Belle dock
for the other party and any others who
desired to go. At the park, beside the
usual attractions, there were baseball
games, boat races, q tug-of-war, sack
race, potato race, and other games
Nearly 500 went, and among those who
went were the following: Ed. Collins.
Chester Graves, Rev: A. J. Smith and
and wife, A. P. Allen and wife,
Charles E. Grannis, Lew Warner,
Mrs. F. Brooks, George Grannis and wife,
Mrs. Fred Maths, Burt Castle, Walter An
drey, May Hinckley, Herbert Winter, Mrs.
John Hadley and family, Miss Jennie Ko-
mold, Miss Eta Avery, John Sanford, Mr..
Morgan, Edward Slater and family, Frank
Tompkins, Harry Crawford, Charles Ham
ilton, Burt Russell, Mr.. Conklin, William
Mrs. E. Ball, II. W. Crawford, Miss Susie
Mansfield, Jessie Smith, J. S. Sanford
Stewart Mogan, Miss Kate Bristol, Misi
Arraway and Miss Eva Morgan.
The fresh air excursion for the presen
week on theCity mission fund was a. so OF
the boat, consisting of the members of tn,
"Mothers' Meeting" connected with thu
City missions and some of.,their little chill
dren. The trip was by the steamer Mar
garet to Pawson park for days rest ant
enjoyment, including shore dinner at tn
| park 1OT MI. u0 nov. Mr. MOSsmdu, ILL
general superintendent of the New Havel
City missions, states that additional sub
scriptions are needed to properly pro
| vide for the other excursions already ar
ranged.
} The Dwight Place Outing club held
picnic at Stony Greek yesterday. Amon
those who were present were: DR.
Twitchell and wife, Mrs. Hale, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Carlos Clapp, Mrs. g. Randall. MI
and Mrs. J. Y. McDermott and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Spencer Clark
The athletic committee for the Imman
uel Baptist church picnic at Parlor Roc
to-day has decided upon the following Pre-
gram: One hundred ffty-yards dash; 12C
yards hurdle races, mile run, one-hal
mile run, putting the shot, throwing tn
: jump. Entries for the 100 yards and 5
yards dsshes are being made to N. ]
Burke, 100 Elliott street. The prizes 70
| the events are on exhibition at the Craw
l ford shoe store. The society baseba
| nine will play the Hillsides immediaeel
upon arriving at the park.
To-day the St. Ignatius T. A. B. societ
will go by the steamer Elm City to Sout
9 Beach, and to- day also the Catholic Knight
t | of America, the K. o. J. society and d.
borah lodge No. IA will unite in picni
to Glen Island.
Tomorrow the steamer Elm City wi
Q inaugurate season of pleasant half hol
n day excursions to ROTOR Point, leavin
Belle dock at p. m. and returning abor
J Bin the evening. This is one of the mo-
. pleasant family resorts in the SOUND
famous for it's clambakes and shore dill
ners. There is also an elegant dancin
8 pavilion. The P. O. S. of A. will go
:. Glen Island August 2, and the Vetera
J Firemen's Sons will 60 to Belden Point
, steamer Elm City August 8.
the Knights of st. Patrick have decide
to give their excursion to Pawson park G
= August "a instead of on the 10th, as hi
: been previously announced.
The st. Dominic's T. A. B. society wi
go to Pawson park August 4 There wi
| be field snorts and other alnusemants