The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-13
SoVE SEASIDE REFLECTIONS,
Wise and Otherwise Concerning ~"
.,,en,,s Head and All Along @hoe'

Wise and Otherwise Sohcerh"S
chem,s Head and All Along SHORE
Gulford, Conn, July 1o.-Score one
for the clerk of the weather and rouno
dozen for the Landlord of this loVeiy
summer resort For the first because ne
made a hit on Friday in saying showers
nrohably on Saturday, and for the sec
opd because he knows how to entertain
the people who crowd in upon him III
eroatar numbers every year The rea-
SONS for this are more numerous imam
'toads after a thunder shower IL tiieie
is any truth in that latter remark "iiiSH
seems current with many ola people'
One secret of his success is IN the ciiai
acter of his guests, who are the sot1 ol
neople for whom renegades nave no az
initv. They are the sort OF gehtiei'en
ond ladies who want quiet place "
rest I have specially remarked tnat III
tho four wears that l have visited TINS
ho,so have never seen a spoiled chlld
~ the table and that is saying great
deal for the large number OF chilu'eii
that come here with their parents ous'
in sipht of my window, as l write IS
cottage with a lovely family, IN which
are four small children, who are ho'
on1v we'll trained. but very happy III
their obedience The mother mas peeh d
s,,yoner visitor at Saeher1's Head from
ber carly childhood, and as 1t talleo 10
snol her she Is bringing her family mere
nvarv summer for health and recreatloh'
the Yacht club, with it's very tasty
clubhouse, is a great attraction TO al
md
are worn by nearly every visitor Inc
| high granite rocks that Jut out mo .ne
| Sound with good anchorage ana "i.a'
was once wel-knoWn harpof OIL sur
| Nv for small coasting Vessels ilahes az
| ideal spot for such building iille
reception room, broad verandahs on lo'i
| sides frst-class kitchen and dinlne
,,oo,,, with nnexceptionable service ana
= hearty welcome for all Yacht clup
| ,o, who call. meets long felt want III
+bie line noticing the large numptr VI
e,a,+,oy,eu and some ladies who We're
| heading towards the club quite carry o'
| Sunday morning, | queried III my ="
| mind as to the cause or attfactioh az
that early hour, and concluoeu thes
wore either going for the purpose OIL see
| ;np that no dissertation OF the uaS "a1
;,dulged in, or else to be there'll aihpis
ee,son for the religious services that aie
| be1d there every Sunday afternoon az
four o'clock Yesterday there was slsu
;,I attraction in that direction MrS
crawford missionary in Turkey, pc
;,u announced to speak on mlssloliai
u,orl. among the Greeks in that country
~ ,,,os a revelation to some of us ina
80 ,,orv Greeks still live in Turkey ane
800 20 the orthodox Greek church, a
Ill os the fact that Protestant Chris
+ionitv is getting hold on them as wei
as the Armenians in the eastern pa y
r,,,,,,ev Mrs. Crawford's address wa
well worth listening to ana shoulo
heard by very many friends Oh hii99ioi'
as well as those who, in their lshofanc'
affect to despise all mission WORK an
workers. and all because they kfo'
nothing about them.
rho evil effects of the dry Weather l
Nav and June are rapidly disappearih
sirce the copious showers OF the laS
three weeks have dropped upon tf
,arobed fields. Some fields OF grass nl
: vet cut give promise of good yields an
s,,narior quality if the coming days al
favorable for making hay.
corn never looked better at this sea
con and weeds are equally ambitlou
while the help to kill them is by
means plenty. The Connecticut larlii'
ie not as rule overload OF Workli
oorlv and late to make sure that the De-
results are obtained from the AWAY
rocky but often fertile fields that on
need good cultivation to give the sures
if not the most abundant, return 1or n
labor. The number of shiftless, unthri
tv farmers in all the coast towns Is III
creditable to the good sense OF men WI
have in all these towns some pllshl t
amnles of what good farming can pr
duce from the hard New England SO
might point to the valuable moWlf
machines, hay rakes, wagons carts et'
etc that are left to the tender mercl
of sunshine and rain, which are as q
structive to such implements as they
valuable in their season to the grown
cyons. There is no reason in the farm
, being slave to his work, but he ouS
to be reasonable and reasonably dlilge