The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-25
EXCLUSION NOTES.


About 200 members OF the Westville
Congregational church went out on the
steamer Margaret yesterday on Their
annual picnic. Nearly all the children
of the Sunday school also came from
Westvllle for this occasion. The excur-
sion was arranged by the pastor, Rev.
o. r. Howe, who accompanied his par
| ishioners.
The excursion to be given by the en-
ployes of Gwen Mcintyre & Co. to Ro-
| ton Point tomorrow afternoon will no
doubt be successful affair. The steam
err Continental will be taxed to her ut
most capacity If all who have signihed
their intention to go shall do so. The
Continental will start at 1870 o'clock p.
IN. and return at 10 o'clock in the even
ing A full orchestra will be on board,
and the Mendelssoll quartet has been
engaged to sing during the trip. Tick
cts can be had at Even Mcintyre &
| Co.'S store.
| Saturday an excursion will be given
to Greenport, L. l., by the steamer Con-
| tinental, allowing a three hours stay
and chance to visit Shelter Island,
directly opposite. Boat leaves Belle dock
| promptly at g a. m. Every attention
and care will be given ladies and chill
dren on all these excursions. Fare only
| so cents.
The excursion by rail and steamer to
by the New York, New Haven and
rr. ~ xy,tn IL
a pleasant days outing, and many
of our most respected people are going,
A special train leaves New Haven at
Sis a. M. connecting at New London
with steamer Block Island for either
of the delightful summer resorts named
above. Due at Watch Hill at 1885 a.
M, and Block Island at 12:45 p. m.
Returning boat leaves Block Island at
2 D. m. and Watch Hill at $3.50 p. M
Special return train leaves New Lon
don at $50 p. m. This is limited ex-
cursion. No tickets are sold beyond
the seating capacity of the train. Fare
s1.25. 4
! On Saturday, July q, next, the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road will run special excursion train
1IOIil IoIIoSCPOll ethN ANSW iie'NCiA W
| Newport and return via Wexford and
steamboat route from that point. New
port, queenly Newport, is now at the
i height of her midsummer season; filled
! with visitors from every fashionable
F. and metropolitan center, overlooking
! with wealth and culture, and the pur-
suits and pastimes incident to such pos
i sessions, and. In all her natural feat
ures and community institutions and
establishments appealing to every low
i er Of the grand and beautiful In nature
i and art. At this season, too, her nat
ural attractions are most superb, and
none can witness or come into contact
with them, without multiplying delight
full experiences. Fare only $1.50.
i The Sacred Heart church took about
500 people on an excursion to Watch
Hill on the steamer Continental yester-
day. They returned late last evening.
4 Scanlon's orchestra furnished music
for dancing. The committee who ar
ranged the trip was William Scroggie,
Thomas Wrinn, M. Cavanaugh, James
Gunnip, Thomas and Vincent Maher
George e. Bearn, George j. Burke, T
e. McAveny and Joseph Miller. A
large number of people we'll known
about town went on this sail on the
sound. Among those were Attorney
Moran, Michael Walker, DIR. McCabe
DIR. Slattery, Rev. Fathers McKeon an6
Synott, G. E. Burns and family an6
J Mr.. Scroggie and family.
! | The st. Ignatius T.. A. B. and L. so
! ciety viii, give its eleventh annual ex
cursion by the steamer Continenta
to New York and South Beach or
Thursday, August There will be con
cert and dance music by the Second
Regiment band. Prof. Coleman will
prompt.
The Margaret makes another OF he
moonlight excursions tonight to Paw
, son Park. She will leave Belle dock Al
8 o'clock. Dancing will be featur,
at the park, fully two hours being hat
to enjoy the pleasures.