The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-09
ON OLD WOODBRIDGE HILLS.
THEIR RPOPULARITY WITH s sUMMER
 VISITORS.

A Long List of New Haveners and Others
 Who Have spent the Summer There
 some Are still There.
 Woodbridge. Oct l, 1S94.-The scenery
 and air of the Woodbridge hills seems
 as attractive as ever this season. On
 q recent Sabbath there were represen-
 tatives from sixteen different churches
 in attendance at the services of the
 Congregational church in this place.
 Some of them were from Georgia. oth-
 CTS from Baltimore. New York city and
 from the different churches in your own
 city and different parts of the state
 Among those who are at present or
 have been recently stopping in Wood
 bridge are Professor Morris r. Tyler and family. who are spending the sea- son at his summer residence (Far View.
 He has had stopping with him Mrs. Hall
 and son and the Misses Audubon of
 New York city and Professor Colby of
 Amhers; college and sister, Mrs. Gil-
 bert Is at her summer home Overlook
 with Miss Rebecca Bacon, having with
 her Mr. and Mrs. Richie of Brooklyn.
 N. Y. Mir. and Mrs. Snow and family are occupying the George Peck house.
 Professor F. l.. Richards has been at his pleasant cottage Windy CrofO un- til he went to the Adirondacks, when 1t was occupied by Mrs. Bacon and family. Rector Morgan and family of Christ church in your city are sum- mering with Mir Howard Peck. Pro- lessor Thomas H. Russell. M. D., and family are at their summer home (Rockaa By), having with them MT Philip Russell, solicitor for the patent office, Washington, D. C. MT. Walter Camp and family and Mrs. Sumner have been stopping at the Bradley place. At MT. R. c. Newton's Mrs. Professor Seymour, Mrs. Dr. Chapman, Professor Honey, Professor Bishop and wife, and MT. Elbert Newton have spent part of the season. MT. Rockwell and Mrs. Cooper stopped with MT. William Miss White of Baltimore with MT. John c. Currie, MT. Samuel F. Street and family at the ancient Samuel Newton homestead have been 
 At the parsonage Mr. John M. Marvin and family have been stopping, also Miss N. s. Buell. of Clinton. At MT. James Rice's MT. and Mrs. Jerome Jackson and children of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson of Waterbury, Mir. and Mrs. McElroy of Bridgeport. Mrs. A. Wheeler and Mrs. Jerome and chil- dren of New Haven have been stopping. MT. Booth and family have been, as usual, with MT. Erwin Newton. MT. E. N. Sperry of Bridgeport and family stopped with MT. M. E. Baldwin. At (Pine Heights) Mrs. Bennett Peck's there have been Mrs. Henry Harrison. Mir. and Mrs. Wells Campbell and two MT. Charles Bliss and fam fly, MT. and Mrs Downs, Judge Henry Stoddard, wife and two daughters. At the summer residence of the Farrell's, (Rose Ridge) MT. Franklin Farrell and family and MT. Alton Farrel and fam fly are spending the season, and have had stopping with them Mir and Mrs Trowbridge, and MT. Thom- l as Wallace, jr., and wife
 At Mrs. Eunice Baldwin's MT. Fred | Peck, wife and son, and at MT. Albert l Sperry's Mrs. William F. Morgan is | At Mrs. Sarah Clark's have | been MT. and Mrs. Fred Marsh, Mrs. | Clark and family, MT. Deckendorf, fam ly and servants of New York, and MT. | > Clark. At MT. Samuel Newtons Mrs. Addie Talmadge of Buffalo, N. Y, is l stopping.
 This is an imperfect list of those | who have been enjoying the summer on the Woodbridge Hills, part or the l whole of the season. When we get the | electric cars running out to the place | which we hope will be at no distant l day, we shall expect the Woodbridge 1 Hills become to New Haven like the | Orange mountain of New Jersey to New York; and delightful residences occupy ing the splendid views which every where here abound.