The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-12
BREEZESFROM SHORTBEACH
HOW THE cOTTAdERs ARE ENJOY
 INC THEMSELYES.

Family of Meriden Reunion on the Fourth Bishop Goodsell of California Has Arr rived-Generai Items.
 Cottagers and guests are constantly arriving and departing at Short Beach. making one round of constant activ- ity. Parties arrived yesterday from Shady Nook. Hillside and Waliing- fordl 9',
 MI. Adams. associate editor of the New York Sun. is occupying the same cottage as he did,iast summer.
 Mrs. Melville Strong of Springfield bought the two Whitney cottages. A party from Hartford occupy one.
 Mrs Hitchcock of New Haven occu. pies the Middle Beach cottage.
 The Twiss family reunion was held at the cottage of Ransom Baldwin of Meriden on July 1. There were about nifty present.
 Charles Mitchell of New York city has bought the "Happy-Go-Lucky" canoe.
 Miss Maud Mazeine gave a dancing party last week.
 A handsome span of horses belonging to Wilcox, the Temple street liveryman, ran away here last week and smashed fine carriage.
 Frederick D. Meigs of Meigs & Co.,. the Church street clothiers. is here with his family.
 Edward G. Oakley, proprietor of the Temple Bar, and family are here at their cottage.
 MT. Harwood and family of New York are here for the summer at their cottage.
 MT. Swayne of New Britain and fam fly are occupying one of the Twin cot tages.
 Edward Kimberly, the Park street nveryman, is at his cottage here with his family.
 Captain Hall, the well known fish dealer, will be found at his stand. Bert Brekinridge of Meriden runs the bowling alley this season. The Hotel Bristol is closed this summer.
 Mir. Hall of Meriden is here with his yacht, the "Silver City," on which he takes out parties of the younger people for short trips.
 T.. G. w. Jefferson and W. T. Jeffer- son, his son. the Fair Haven painters, occupy cottages here.
 po1, Mr Mo folx y,o o%o. of tho An sonia Congregational church, is coming with his family this week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Doolittle of Southington are at their cottage.
 Alderman and Mrs. Golden of Meriden are occupying the Linden cottage.
 Mrs. Churchill of New Britain is at her cottage.
 MT. George Horton and wife and MT. George Lockrow are at their cottage. MT. Lockrow has painted some very handsome views of the beach.
 Mrs. Cushman is at her cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Allen of Walling- ford are at their cottage on the hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Pincher, the builder of New Britain, occupy the Blunt cottage. MT. and Mrs. Ackrill of Ferry's bak- cry, New Haven, occupy Little Bay cot tage. Miss Booth of New Britain occupies one of Mrs. Wilcox's cottages.
 Albert Stanley and family of New York are at their cottage.
 Mir. Stanley of the Stanley Rule com pany, of New Britain, Is at his cottage with his family.
 James Monroe of New Britain is oc- cupying his cottage.
 Mrs Hitchcock of the Beach has sev- eral lodgers.
 Bishop Goodsell and family of San Francisco Cal, have arrived at their cottage Bishop Goodsell was formerly pastor of the First ME. church of New Haven.
 David Briggs, M. Joab and Fred Bwenk of Wallingford occupy Hillside cottage.
 MT. Wilson of New Haven has bought the Blackburn property on Main street Short Beach is waxing quite musical this season, nearly all the cottagers having provided themselves with pianos.
 Some of the old faces that have been familiar to all Short Beachers in past seasons are missed this year, among them being Warren Bradley, B. Jacobs and Howard Beach. "