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

ME ID, Tor Hshlns excursion TO tine
New Reef Saturday.
Roswell b, Farren and James c, Cal
lagher of this city have returned from
Providence, h. l., where they have been
attending a meeting of the Past Master
Workmen's association of the New Eng
land division of the A. o, U. w. After
the business session the delegates en-
joyed delightful sail to Rocky Point
ON Naragansett bay.
General and Mrs. Greeley are guests
at the Pembroke in Woodmont,
A. w. Hooper has been the guest of
William Hooper Atwood at the Penn
broke at Woodmont.
Edward j. Somers arrived in Wood
mont on Friday and will occupy his cot
tage during July. Mr., Stillman of
Brooklyn is also at his cottage.
Judge Hobart l.. Hotchkiss of this
city has as his guests at Indian Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Powning, Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Corbin and Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Moore of this city.
Captain Elizur Thompson of the Old
Lighthouse has as his guests for the
month Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Little,
Misses Mary and Ellen Little and Mr.,
and Mr.. Callander of Amsterdam, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, who have
charge of the central office of the South
ern New England Telephone company
in Hartford are spending the month of
July at their cottage below the old
lighthouse. The other cottagers at the
point are w. G. Paine of Southington
and Edward Goodale of Newington.
Miss Mabel L. Beecher, Smith college,
'95, and ten or more of her college
friends have gone to Kennebunk Beach,
Me-, to spend few weeks. They have
one of the prettiest cottages on the
beach and anticipate a glorious time.
An aunt, of one of the young ladies
will chaperone the party.
Miss Anna P. Lamb of 5S4 Chapel
street has gone to Dalton, Mass, up in
the Berkshire Hills, and Is staying at
the Ewing house. From there she will
go to Lenox and Pittsfield, Greenfield
and Springfield, being gone several
weeks.
Rev. w. F. Blackman and family of
"a Trumbull street are summering in
Sargentville, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Killam of Trum-
bull street are at Indian Neck.
Mrs. Marie L. Warner of Orange
street has arrived in Denver, Col, where
she will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trumbull of
2S4 Orange street are in Litchfield.
Charles Webster of this city was in
Southington on Saturday.
Miss Mamie Garfield of this city is
visiting friends in Southington.
Prof. and Mrs Shepard will pass the
month of August at Guilford and Fort
Griswold, the latter a delightful sum
mer resort across the Thames from New
London.
Mrs. G. H. HOLSTER of Ohio, who is
the slster-in-law of iex-Vice President
Colfax, is the guest of Mrs. Mark Pat
erson Of North Haven where she will
remain for about two months Mrs.
Paterson Is the sister of Mrs. Lane of
New Haven.
George A. Morton, general baggage
agent Of the Consolidated road, will
next week go to Buffalo to attend the
semi-annual convention Of the national
association of general baggage agents.
Miss Kate Hitchcock Is spending a
week in Branford assthe guest of Miss
G. l.. Beach.
GENERAL MERWIN'S RETURN.
General S. E. Merwin arrived IN town
Saturday from his trip to Europe His
early return occasioned considerable
surprise among his friends, who had
not expected him so soon. The trip
was pleasant and uneventful one in
every way, and proved very enjoyable
to both the general and his wife.
Most of the time was spent quietly In
the larger cities, and very little in hur-
rying about on the regular tourist lines.
A week was spent at the Isle Of Wight,
two weeks at London and week at
Paris. Both General Merwin and Mrs.
Merwin enjoyed the best of health on
the trip, and although, at the last Mrs.
Merwin caught a slight cold, it in no
way interfered with their pleasure. The
return trip was made on the ST. Louis,
the new boat of the American line. 1t
appears that no set date had been de-
cided upon for the return, as was at
first stated but that the travellers came
home when they had seen sufficient
of the old countries.
VIEW, SAVTN ROCK.
L. H. Stocking and wife of Water
bury Conn; H. c. Holdridge of Suffield,
Conn; John M. Edwards of Suffield,
Conn; F. Hamilton and wife of Derby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan Of White
Plains, N. r.; John Lowney and son of
Williamantic, Conn; Mr. John Otis of
Hartford, Conn; l.. =. Humphrey of
Waterbury, Joseph F. Walker Of Water
bury.L. Davis of New York, A. T. Ames
of Boston, Mass; Louis Charter of
Manchester, William Wilson of Man
chester, P. 0. Cornell of Manchester.
Joseph Mayer of Hartford, j. B. Bone
of Cornwall, August II. Schultz of New
Britain, Andy Cav of Hazardville L.
Pfaff of this city. Isaac Morris of this
city.
Funeral of Nicholas Larson,
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