The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-20
NEST SHORE NOTES.
Items of Interest From New HaVen's Co.,
 nsy Island.

Ernest A. Perigo. of Portland. Is tho guest of George Bates of First avenue
 Miss Emily Haze. of Brooklyn. N. r., Is the guest of Miss Madeline Reynolds
 Mary D. Spencer. of Beach street. hai returned to her home after a months sojourn in Providence.
 A. A. F. Zoller, who has acted as pri' vate letter carrier for the past iivt years. has sold hls route to Ervie D Yale. of Center street.
 Nellie E. Whapies. of Sea street. left for Meriden yesterday. where she has accepted a position as stenographer for George Hall. of Hall & Peters.
 The annual union excursion of the Senior Temperance and Catholic Lite- rary societies of Waterbury will be held on Saturday. July 2s, the parties coming to Savin Rock.
 The entertainments and excursions at the Savin Rock shore for the balance oi the month promise to be very numer- ous. The Winchester Avenue railroad company have engaged for the amuse- ment of their patrons for the week be- ginning Thursday. July 10, Morris truly celebrated trick ponies. who Will perform in Railroad Grove. It Is said to be of the most entertaining charac- ter: there Is no doubt but what thou- sands will take advantage of this free entertainment.
 Wednesday, July 20, there will be a balloon ascension by Miss Louise Bates. which is guaranteed to be successful. This lady has made the most ascen- sions of any woman in the country, having up to date made over five hun dred.
 For the evening of Thursday. July 26, the full Second Regiment band has been engaged to give concert in Rail- road Grove at 8 o'clock; selections that they will play will be given to the pub lie before that date.
 Yesterday was very busy one at the shore. there being a special excursion from the Naugatuck Valley, given at a very low rate by the Consolidated road and the Winchester Avenue railroad. A thousand or more people were at the Rock.
 July 28 there will be a colored picnic of all the different societies in the city at Waverly Grove.
 July "A the Knights of Columbus of New Britain will visit Savin Rock. From eight hundred to a thousand are expected.
 July 28 the Hartford Machine Screw Mutual Benefit association, to the num- Der of a thousand, are expected to visit the shore.
 The excursions and entertainments for the month of August will be numer- ous and varied.
 To-day the. second game in the dry goods championship will be played be- tween the hines of Malley, Neely & Co. and F.'M. Brown & Go.
 Tomorrow large excursion party is expected from Meriden, on the Hart. ford division of the Consolidated road
 The boys choir of Christ Episcopal church went to Glen Island.
 There are several camping-out parties at ,Merwin's Point. A recent arrival Is a party of West Haveners, consisting o1 Messrs. Ned Collins, Charles K. Bush jr, and Myron, B. Seward. The fourth member of the pleasure seeking party Is William Barnes. who has been visit. ing friends in the borough. They have pitched their tent on Ponds Point and are having glorious time.
 Hall ErorL no1v ond T T1. ward Stivers comprise q committee ap. pointed by Christ Episcopal Sunday school to arrange for a.picnic. No place has been settled upon, but High Rock is favorably spoken of.
 Mrs. W. A. Chase and niece, Miss Fan: nie c. Peck, are home from the Cleve. land convention. Others who were pres, ent are G. E. Tucker, president of the Congregational society; Rev.. and Mrs G. H. Hubbard and Miss Edith Mack rille. Miss Mackrille represented thu Methodist society at their request.
 The Samedi banjo club met witt Frank D. Willis of Oriental Park las evening. Following the rehearsal an in formal dance was rendered the mem bers of the club and their friends by Miss Carrie North Tyler of Tyler cot tage, Beach street.
 The pony circus, which opened an en gagement at the Rock yesterday, proved most enjoyable.
 Messrs., Anderson and Doyle spoke a the prayer and conference meeting O l the Congregational church Wednesda, evening concerning the work of thu United Society of Christian Workers They are planning evangelistic services at the shore. Next Sunday the gospe l wagon will be down, under the direc | tion of John c. Collins. THE rOESOrTn <TRn,S IppHlE