The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-06
woudmunt.on-the-sound.

Mir. c. II. Hawiey and daughter, Lueis, and Miss Smith. daughter of Mrs. T. N. Smith of Bridgeport. are be- ing charmingly entertained at the Goodsell's.
 The family of Chief Justice Eagan of Waterbury has taken the Webb cot tage here for the summer.
 Mr. George Peck and Mir. Edward Morgan of Bridgeport have the Austin cottage for the season.
 There will be m evenings fun fur nshed by Professor Adrian. ventrilo- quist, at Donnellys Woodmont hall on Wednesday evening. August s.
 Mrs. A. B. Todd of New Haven. daughter of Mrs. George Sanford. is making a stay with her parents at the poInt.
 J. W. Wright of New Haven. former ly of Boston. has rented Fred Baldwin's cottage.
 Mir. Walworth of Albany is located in Mrs. David somer's cottage.
 MT. and Mrs Ed. P. Merwin. having spent restful month at the point, have returned to New Haven. They occupied Mir. Trowbrldge's Box" at the shore.
 Mrs. r A. Lindley, who has been visiting her son. E. I. Lindley. has been called to St. Augustine, Fla, on account ,,f 1,.. af hal T. W. Beers. who has spent number of seasons here and has many friends who hope for her speedy recovery.
 The Rev. George H. Griffin, for twen- ty years pastor of the Plymouth church, Milford, has been spending q few days at the ever popular Penn broke
 William F. Downs brought his fam fly her to their cottage last week, while lie Is having a vacation among the Litchheld hills.
 Miss Nellie Wallace of West Haven is spending a week with her aunt, Mrs M. $. Treat.
 A company of Yale men are camping out at Pond Point. They call their temporary home camp Yale. Wednes- day they were surprised by sailing party of their New Haven friends, who spent pleasant day with them.
 Mrs. Clara Mason of Waterbury, for merly of Bridgeport, who has been staying with her daughter Mrs. Kel- logg, at Oyster river, has now gone to Narra gansett Pier for the remainder of the summer.
 NTru. ha of hn gave another of her successful hops last Saturday evening. New Haven musicians furnished the music.
 Mrs. Dana Bartholomew expects to give a progressive whist party to some of her friends in honor of her sister and brother, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bartholo- mew of Ansonia, who are staying at the Pembroke.
 Insurance Agent Green of Bridgeport has taken the Naramore cottage for the month of August.
 MT. Morton Downs, son of the Honor able Theodore Dowrs. is boarding at Hotel Sanford for month.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley F. Hayes of Bridgeport, and Dr. and Mrs. Smith of Newton drove to Woodmont for the night Tuesday. The drive is twenty sevan miles each way, but the occu- pants of the pretty turnout did not show any fatigue.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Finney of Brooklyn are spending the summer at MT. Austin Sturges. They enjoy the wheel and are proficient in the art At Bridgeport they left the train and came to ni,,f thnsp hi
 Saturday evening the guests at MT. George Atwells gave a delightful whist party.
 George Stark and family of Derby are at their cottage in the Grove
 The Ladies' Literary club of Ansonia were handsomely entertained at MT. Schneller's beautiful cottage Saturday. The decorat tions of the table were su- perb, and Mrs. Schneider proved herself q charming hostess.
 C. H. Bryan is doing a fine business in the vegetable and milk line this sea- son. While going his rounds yesterday he had a slight accident. The axle of his wagon broke and gave it's contents q general shaking up.
 A most delightful sailing party was given Saturday evening by Colonel T.B. Warren to about twenty-five of his friends. The singing was the principle feature of the evening and was ap- precated by cottagers along the shore.
 John M. Hawley and family and w. E. Burlick and family are the guests of Colonel and Mrs. Tracy Warren.