The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-04
BREEZES FROM W0ODM0NT.
WHAT THE JEWELLERS BY THE SEA
 ARE DOING THESE nor DAYS.

woodmont-on-the-Somd, July 2. -
 Especially The season at this pIeasan
 and attractive summer resort village Il now fairly opened, and with the advent Of the electric rond it promise! to be quite Il lively one. Sev' eral cottages have been built thil spring, more are being built and more still planned. Never have cottagert flocked to these charming shores in greater numbers or with n stronger de. termination to spend an enjoyable simmer. Tho Pembroke hotel has been open since the 14th of June, and among the guests already on its register are the following: Mir and Mrs. C. S. Thomp. son, MT. c. B. Thompson, R. Baldwin of New Haven have already been guests at the house. Among the guests from other towns have been Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Upson, Miss Unn Upson, Miss Eunirc Bnrall, Miss Annie M. Driggs, Mrs. A. NJ. Burpee, Misses Helen Burpee, Lida Burpee, Francis Burpee and l.. F. Bur- paC of Waterbury; E. II. Close and wife, George E. Menhinlck of Brooklyn; Mrs. D. Bartholomew, Miss Helen G. Bar. tholomew of Ansonia;' w. B.sprowl and wife, G. F.. Keeler of Boston.
 Mrs. Abbe of St, Augu tine, Fla, is the proprietress his seaso The open-
 Ing hop will be given this evening at the hotel and will undoubtedly be largely attended by people from sur rounding cities.
 A car will leave after the hop Is out to accommodate those from New Ha- ven who attend. On next week Thurs day night several members of DeWolff Hopper Opera company will give a mandolin concert at the hotel. Mir. Averil ,one of the members of the com pany, IS ? a most accomplished per- former oh the mandolin and a rare musical treat is expected.
 Several of the c6ttagers have com bined under the genial G. W. Goodsell of Bridgeport for grand Fourth of
 tfuly celebration. Patriotic exercises will be held in the morning. An in. dependence day speech will be made by druggist and the Declaration of Independence will be read by one of the young ladies at the Pembroke. Large amounts of fire crackers have been ordered by local dealers from both Bridgeport and New Haven, and the day promises to be one characterized by much enthusiasm. Quite a large amount of money has been expended by the cottagers in fireworks and in the evening they will besset dff on Great Rock, 6tit in front Of Mi GUodsell's and Mrs. 6. F. Merwif's cottages. Pans of oil win be ilt on shore, So, that
 1t will be, illuminated for some dis tance. r ...
 Finenew cottages Are being built at the present time, among them being those by Mfr Cornwall of Berlin, Conn, Mir. Gledhill Of Bridgeport, H. H. scfibnet of Bridgeport and Mrs Fanny Lum of Ansonia. s. D. Usher of West Haven has just finished a very pretty Swiss cottage and will occupy it i'm mediately.
 The Bonsi1ere hotel is being managed this year by Mrs. Butcher of Derby, and quite number of guests are already stoping there.
 Nehemiah H. Hoyt of the firm of ice 6; Hoyt, Burton F. Cannon- E.. H. Phipps, E. B. Chapman of the Chap. man Manufacturing company. and Will lis Buttricks, all of New Haven, are now occupying their cottages here
 R. T. Merwin and Az w. Mattoon Of New Haven have also come down here for the summer.
 George W. Hills, business manager of the Bridgeport Post and Mir. Stevens, editor of the Bridgeport Standard and Colonel Tracy Warren of Bridgeport are also stopping at their cottages.
 S. H, Allls of Allls & Co., the An- sonia clothiers, has arrived at his handsome cottage for the summer.
 Mrs. C. P. Merwin, widow of the late c. P. Merwin of New Britain. win ar- rive next Friday for the summer.
 At the old Merwin Point hotel, which is managed this season h1 G. W. San ford 6 Son, there are now stopping Mir. and Mrs. Le Roy Randall of New Milford, Mir. and Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Baston of New York and Frank Plumb of Trenton, N. J Y. Mir. and Mrs. C. k Nichols of Springfield, Mass, will arrive tomorrow.
 R. B. Nesbit of New Haven, with his family, are stopping at the Becky cottage. Mr. Nest1t also conducts a grocery and provision store. x J. Gibb Smith and family are a1sp down here for the season. Colonel Wooster and wife of Ansonia are also occupying their cottage.
 Colonel Tracy B, Warren of Bridge. port had g. rather. narrow escape from instantaneous death last Monday at the Woodmont railroad station, when Re had just stepped from a train. The are obliged to cross one of the tracks in going from some of the 1 trains to the depot, and there is im- ninent danger from the express trains l on the other track. Colonel Warren. n spite of the warnings of his friends, went on the track just as flyer was approaching. He barely heard it iii time Q escape d horrible death There is a ] strong sentiment among the cottagers hat two .depots are needed at Wood l mont. S&f ."t Mir, Howard Preston of New Haven lrrived here yesterday to take charge # Foote's fish market. sf
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