The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-31
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Clan MOLeod's EXCursioh ON hluhy-ihe |
Young Mons Republican Club-calyary
Baptist Y. T.. s. @. E.-Moonlight to Paw |
son Park To-night-Parish Aid Excursion
st PatrIck's Ladies' Aid-Savin Rock |
Invaded by Naugatuok Valley People
The New Haven Hospital Patients Out |
ing on the Continental Yesterday--The |
knights of Pythias.
The annual Scotch picnic and field
day will take place under the auspices
of Clan Mcleod No. 81, Order of Scot
tlsh Clans, on Friday next. The place
chosen is Pawson park and the clan ana
their friends will go down by the Mar
garet. which leaves Belle dock at $3.50
a. m. and 2 p. m. Arriving at the park,
the day will be spent with dancing,
games, etc. A special feature has been
reserved for the afternoon In the shape
OF football game played under the as
ISOLATION rules. The teams will be Sc
lected from the first and second elev-
ems of the Thistle Football club of this
city, and an interesting game will in all
likelihood be the result Tickets can be
had from John Brown, harness-maker,
George street; w. l.. Andrew, chairman
of the committee; the secretary, James
Mustarde, and members of the clan
The members of the Young Mems Re-
publican club are looking forward to-
Wednesday, August IA, when they will
go on, their first excursion The idea
of giving this days outing is the out
come of trying to have midsummer
nights festival in the club house on
Crown street a few weeks ago, when
those in attendance were hardly able
to breathe in the quarters, which are
too small. While the excursion to New
York and Bay Ridge will be non-par-
tisan affair, it will give the members
of the club chance to see each other
in goodly numbers and have jolly
time.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Calvary Sap
fist church will give moonlight ex-
cursion on the steamer R. w. Law
Wednesday evening. August Z. The
boat will leave Starin's dock at 7:45 in
stead of at City Point, as previously
announced.
A moonlight excursion will be given
by the West Side club this evening TO
Pawson park and reutrn. There will
| be music ana dancing.
An excursion of the Parish Aid SO
ciety of the Church of the Ascension
will take place Tuesday, August 49, The
John H Starin will carry the party to
Glen Island. Friends of the members
are invited to go, as well as those i'm
terested in the work of the society.
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
| Katsch at 125 Church street
| The Ladies' Aid society of st. Pat
rick's Catholic church will give their
annual excursion to Greenport, L. L..
on Tuesday, August 20. The society
has given much relief to the poor dur
ing the winter, and now greatly needs
funds. These can be raised by large
number going on the trip. All interest
ed in the work of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety are urged to attend, as they will
not only have a delightful time, but
also aid a valuable charitable organi-
cation,
Savin Rock, "the Coney Island Of
Connecticut" as it is advertised up
country, was the rendezvous Of two
large excursions yesterday. There was
a crowd of 400 that came in on an early
train from Waterbury and little later
another crowd of about the same size
came in from Pfttsfield, Mass. Nearly
all the excursionists boarded cars for
the Rock
About 200 from the New Haven hos
pital went on an excursion on the Con-
tinental yesterday afternoon This is
the long looked for annual trip of peo-
pie who rarely get away on an outing
Among those on board also were about
seventeen little children, accompanied
by q large number of attendants. The
expense Of this excursion is supported
every year by charitable person OF
this city, whose name is never an
nounced.
The boat went on continuous sal
1 in the direction of Faulkner's Island
and return. General s. E. Merwin
president of the hospital society; Ell
Whitney, jr, chairman Of the pru.
Dental committee, and DR.. Daggett
were among the party.
Members of the knights of Pythias
and their friends. the Sunday schoo
and congregation of the Universalist
church of Orange street, and gen.
eral excursion Of church people from
| new Britain cOHhDlHeu 10 make Dis
and jolly crowd that went on the Starir
to Glen Island yesterday.
That excursion that the Consolidated
railroad will run to Glen Island or
Saturday of this week, from up Meri
den way, will be very enjoyable affair
The number Of tickets sold will bt
limited, so that there will be no crowd
ing The staunch steamer John Fl
! Starin will be taken from New Haven