The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-31
WOODMONT BY-THE-SEA
AWAKENING FROM ITS LONG,
 WINTER SLEEP.
Activity and Bustle Everywhere Ap- parent-Cottager Getting Ready for Personal and Otherwise.

the SensOn-Aii the WoOdmOnt News
 Personal and Otherwise.
 "Woodmont by the sea" is beginning
 to awake from the silence and lethargy
 of the long and dreary winter, and al
 ready presents quite bustling and get
 ting ready to live appearance. Every
 where the streets and lawns are being
 brought into first class condition for the
 season. Concrete walks are being laid
 the tall and luxuriant grass lawns are
 being moved, bonf1res consume the
 rubbish and many Improvements are
 have been but few new houses built
 this season, but property owners pre- diet booming season. Although the
 cold and wet weather of the past month has been somewhat detrimental, yet
 cottages have rented much easier this
 season than last year, although there
 are quite a number yet in the market.
 Many of the cottages are already occu-
 pied and every day chronicles the ar | llVetl Ol IlIlIt OL lllC IllGlIlhClS Ol liiC summer colony. The hotels are open,
 but their season will not begin for sev- eral weeks
 William Phillips, who conducted the Sanfor hotel last year, will be the land- lord of the Hotel Pembroke. He is n son-in-law of Landlord Templeton, of the Colonial Inn.
 Olin H. Clark will commence his third season at the Bonsilene He is a popu- lar host and always has a nice class of people as guests.
 The Sanford house is also open. | A new watering tank has been placed at the junction of the four roads at Chapel street, which will be a great convenience for teams, but from it's To- cation looks as though it might be the cause of some accident on dark night to strangers in that locality. Charles Kirchoff, of this city, has built an elegant large cottage on the bluff which is now ready for occupancy.
 F. A. Carleton, the plumber, corner of Temple and George streets, has been with his family in his cottage three weeks. His daughter, Mrs. Frank Smith, with MT. Smith and family have been in their cottage several days. MT. Carletons' brother James Carleton, for merly of this city, is now broker in Detroit and has just sold the street rail- way system of Detroit to a syndicate, which is considered to be a big finan- cial operation.
 MT. and Mrs Bunnell, of this city, are occupying their cottage.
 trI oe have been at their cottage several days.
 Rev. F. Stanley Root and wife are oc- cupying Professor Woodford's cottage.
 pr. Wilson, of West Haven, has sold his cottage to MT. Bradley, of Meriden. MT. Bradley bought two cottages of MT. Weiser, of New Haven, last year.
 Mrs. Charles P. Merwin and family, of New Britain will come to their cot tage, in the Merwin's Point section, the middle of June.
 E. l.. Nettleton and John Lomas, of West Haven, who are brokers in this city, have rented cottage at Burwell's Beach for the season.
 Mrs. c. c. Ryder, daugher of the late Marcus Merwin, has rented the old Point hotel, which she has had rebuilt and converted into private cot tage to Mrs. Johnson, of New Britain, 1 for the season.
 MT. Fox, of Bridgeport, who has been living in his cottage on Merwin Point , 3 month or more, is having an addition built on the back>of his cottage.
 F. S. Stevens, owner of the Bridge | port Standard, and family, are staying | in the cottage on the Point.
 Frank Bartlett and wife, of this city, have rented and are living in one of | Colonel Wooster's cottages.
 c. s. Thompson, of this city, has been lying in their cottage next to the Hotel Pembroke since May 1.
 Robert Benham and family, of this ,ity, came to their cottage next to MT. Thompson's cottage last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Sullivan, of New Britain, lave rented the Fife cottage for the 'eason. They lived in Goodselrs cot age through the winter.
 Ephraim Chapman and family, of this ity, are living in Mrs. John R. John on's large cottage.
 c. M. Smith and wife, of this city, anne to their cottage May 1. MT and drs Parkhurst are boarding with them. Harry Merwin and family removed rom this city to their cottage on Tues lay.
 William Bowman and his daughter, frs Truman Barnes, of Shelton, are at heir cottage.
 Henry NSperry, of Waterbury, is hav- ng an addition built on the rear of his outage.
 David Daniels, of Waterbury, has ad his cottage moved and improved lis family has been down six weeks. Dwight Baldwin and family, of IS ] ark street, this city, moved into their outage Wednesday. MT. Baldwin is he carriage manufacturer corner Park nd Crown streets. { Mr. Armstrong, the carriage manu-, | acturer, residing on Humphrey street, ( nd family are in their cottage. il George Furman, of Milford is build lg a new colt age at Burwell's Beach IT a party.
 Charles Bryan is having his old barn $ hich has stood for eighty years on the i Lilford and New Haven road torn down l nd is having a large and commodious I arn built near his house. ( Mrs. Thomas Greene has had another ( ory added to her cottage in the rear. i MT. Webb, of Waterbury, is having | 1 on+t o oa ranpyro to5 opG ip,nvouo5 |