The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-15
NORTHUMBERLAND.

north SATURDAY dlNVAA'NAi w bNN A'A'S
if possible before the shower came,
Many were caught In the rain and TO
escape the unmerciful pelting Of the
hail stones rode with all speed possible
in the wet soft roads for places of
shelter The Woodmont cars passed
one house where six detected looking
young ladies were taking shelter under
a verandah, their bicycles piled up
against the side Of the house
The bears cub at the Sanford hotel
grounds is a great curiosity for visit
ors, especially the young folks, The
little cub is very socially inclined to
all.
The hustler at Merwin's Point this
wear Is Mr.. Robert Tanning, the driver
for Mr.. Ben Lindley, who, with his fine
pair of horses and elegant park wagon,
carries passengers from the Pembroke
to the station in twelve minutes.
Many of Woodmont's people visited
the Noah's Ark show at Savin Rock
Saturday 1t is a great show and we'll
worth seeing.
At the attractive Swiss cottage which
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth of Bridgeport &C.
cupy are now visiting Mr.. and Miss
Stevens of West Roxbury. Mass, who
are the mother and sister Of Mrs.
Booth.
Mr.. J. A. Levy of New Milford is
staying at Hotel Pembroke. He has
III II, 10 no,
away the sunny hours.
All the rooms at the Sanford hotel
at the point are taken. Recent arriv-
ais there are: Miss Julia Beach of New
Britain, Miss Jessie Sloan of New Brit
ain, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Randall and
Miss Ethel Randall Of New Milford
Leroy Randall, jr,, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Bunker and Miss Frank Bunker of Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hallett and
II. Fl. Hallett of Bridgeport, James
Austin of New York, II. w. Huke and
wife and Allen j. Huke of Torrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen and Harry
Allen, Mrs. G. J. Franam and daugh-
ter of Torrington.
Next Thursday evening the Milford
band will give a concert at the Sam
ford hotel.
There will be meeting of the Sons
of eVterans of Meriden at the Merwin
Beach restaurant tomorrow evening,
and this afternoon a committee of the
Union Veterans will meet there to de-
eide on the next annual meeting of
their Organization.
Mr.. w, A. Smith, Mrs. Bertha Lane
80 q
New York city, are guests of Mr.. ]. S.
Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Woodward
OF Brooklyn have heard of the fame of
Mrs. Able. and are now guests at the
hotel
Mr.. Edwin II. Forbes. of Torrington is
stopping at Hotel Pembroke.
Colonel Wooster and family of New
Haven spent a day or SO at their cot
tage on the shore last week. The
colonel finds trouble In getting water
for use, Notwithstanding he had the
well dug seventy-five feet lower last
season, and hence his Nelay in coming
here to take possession of his cottage.
E. Leroy Lane, a Yale senior, is at
the Pembroke for several weeks. On
Tuesday Mr.. Lane took party OF
friends from New York and Meriden
on his steam yacht to Morris Cove and
back.
Another Yale senior who has regis
tered at the Pembroke is R. woodruff
of Orange.
Robert Woodruff and wife Of Brook
iyn, who have recently returned from
Europe, have been stopping at the
Pembroke. They have taken driving
trip through Lenox and Stockbridge
and Connecticut. Mr.. Woodruff's trap,
two boys and coachman, are quite
complete.
William III. Merwin Of Temple street,
New Haven, is sinking a well at his
new cottage on the Merwini plot.
Miss Merwin of New Haven, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Robert Merwin, expects to
have her house party in August this
year. The young people are expected
from Philadelphia.
Mrs. C. p. Merwin Of New Britain
has come for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow of New
Haven entertained party of ten on
Friday evening.
One Of the handsomest houses now
In process OF construction Is that which
DR.. Herbert e. Smith, dean of the
Yale Medical school, Is building fol
himself almost directly back Of the
Bonsilene hotel. He intends to move
in this week If possible.
Among those at the opening hop al
the Bonsilene Saturday evening were
Miss Grace Pipe who Is the guest Of
Mrs. Charles Bigelow, Mrs. Minnie
BolIes of Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
of Meriden and Miss Edna Lane, Harry
G. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Quiggle
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe and Miss Grace
Howe, Miss Daisy Hull of Roxbury
Conn, Miss Clara Smith, Miss Ger.
trude and Miss Mahle Platt, Miss Alice
Parks of Washington, Harry Plat
Miss Brooks of Brooksyale, Miss Mathel
Of West Troy, Miss Warren of New Ha.
ven, Charles Coy of Milford.
b. S. Platt, clerk of the enrolment
of bills in the United States senate al
Washington, who has been occupying
the Fox cottage, two houses above the
Bonsilene hotel, since June 6, has as
his guest Mrs. John Masury of New
York, his wife.s sister. His two daugh
ters, Miss Gertrude and Miss Made
have as their guests Miss Alice Parks
of Washington.
There was a pleasant tableau ant
charade party at the cottage of H. H
Scribner of Bridgeport on THURSDAY
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