Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-27
EXCURSION NOTES.

New Haven People Who Enjoyed the
Breezes ofthe sound Yesterday-Ex.
cursion Boats Busy-A Mammoth
Excursion TO Glen Island.
One of the largest excursions of the sea-
son went to Glen Island yesterday on the
John Il. Stsrin, there being eight hundred
and eighteen on board by official count.
The Rovers' Bicycle club, st. Vincent de
Paul society of the Sacred Heart church,
and the Young Peoples society of
the German Lutheran church, all
of this city, were on board, and it was
altogether about the livelist and best con-
Quoted excursion that has left this city this
season. Wells orchestra WAS on board
while Prompter Robinson had been secur-
ed by the Rovers.
They were ALEC accompanied by their
mascot, bright little son of Africa about
ten years old. He was dressed for the
occasion and wore high silk hat, the
band of which was labelled Growers
Mascot" Orange and blue, the colors of
the club, were very conspicuous In his
makeup. He enjoyed greatly his toys
and the universal attention bestowed upon
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the Sacred Heart church were also present
in goodly numbers. This society was very
enterprising, having prepared large fans
for every excursionist.
Among those who went were: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Baldwin, DIR. and Mira. A. R.
Leighton, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tai,
madge, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b. WEIGH, Mr..
and Mrs. 81. D. Wolcott, Lillian Willis
Jennie Flentje, Clara Gillispie, Harriet
Booth, Luella Shepard, Florence Sentry
Edith Peck, Amy Dillon, Lillian Peck
Emma Anthony, Miss Donovan, Mary
Bailey, Bessie Bradley, Alice Smith. Grac,
DeForrest, Jessie Harwood of Meriden
Barbara Ross, Annie Ross, Nellie Foley o.
Birmingham, A. B. Russell, w. B. Jones
William T. Bsbcock, w. G. Converse
James Woods. Ellsworth Downes, II. Fl
Potvin, Eliza Squires, R. c. Parmelee, ]
: B. Alcott, Milton G. Bradley, w. 81. Gebe
len, G. T.. NJ. Stanley, E. c. Parme
lee, Samuel Campbell. Albert Taylor
Arthur Peck. Albert Dillon, Lsrwrenc
Curtis, Thomas Deskin, Thomas Stack
! pole, Father McKeon, Father Mulcahy Q
Waterbury, Father Msllon of Wallingford
Francis Flanagan, John Mooney, William
A. Regain, Misses Sullivan of Branford, F
+ Moore, J. ]. Blocking, H. W. Booking
Carl Boman, G. Kribble, H. Hoffmeistel
q Oscar Weigand. This was one OF the lare
It est excursions of the year.
v The Church of the Ascension and A
Saints church united in an excursion t
:, Pawson park by the steamer Margaret
9 About 300 went, among whom were: Mis-
: Bush, Louise Verwhold, Charlie. Verwholt
Chester Smith, Mrs. Kidder, Mamie Burk,
9 Edith Miller, Charles N. Morris, Edwsr
), Matthewman, Grace Brown, Emma Finl
G Miss McCray, Mrs. NJ. Willard, Cert
n Willard Mrs Hotchkiss O. "
/. Birdsall and wife, Miss Nett
I. Sherman, Mrs. Billings, Miss Ruth Billing
g Mrs. Pardee, William Mcguire and wifi
d Raymond and Maude Mcguire, Miss Nett
,, Lance, Mrs. Benham, Mrs. Wells, N
d Fanny Bollman, Ethel Hanley, Mr.. Buc
ls and family.
Garfield council, o. U. A. NJ, will lea,
70 Belle dock at 9 q. m. to-day on the steam,
10 Elm City for an excursion to Beldeu
Point. There will be music and dancir
G. on board
t. Thursday the st. Ignatius T. A B. SOC
ETY. will go by the steamer Elm City
Re South Beach, and on the same day Il
10 Catholic Knights of America, the X. 0.
society and Deborah lodge No. IA W
10 unite in picnic to Glen Island.
OF On Friday the steamer Elm City will i
augurate a season of pleasant half-holid,
Is excursions to ROTOR Point, leaving Bel
~ dock at 2 pm. and returning about 9 in t
evening. This is one of the most pleasa
IN family resorts in the sound, famous for
Up clsmbakes and shore dinners. There
p also an elegant dancing pavilion. The
o. s. of A. will 60 to Glen Island Augu
n 2 and the Veteran Firemen's Sons will
P. to Belden Point by steamer Elm CT
OF August 8.
The Knights of st. Patrick have decid
ut to give their excursion to Pawson park
it August "a instead of on the 10th, as
rt been previously announced.