The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-11
AT BRANFoRD's SHORE.
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The Numerous Popular Resorts Are
 Being We'll Patronized. One of the very popular shore resorts in this immediate vicinity is Branford with its numerous shore hotels and places of public amusement. The troi- ley strike affected the hotels but trifie as the trade with them is not of the transient variety, most of the boarders spending from one to four weeks at the hotels. With the places of public amusement the effects of the strike were keenly felt and it was therefore, with a feeling of the most sincere satis- faction, that news of the settlement Of , the strike was ree:ved in and about Branford last Saturday evening. The Branford lines were heavily patronized, yesterday, and the business at all of the summer plaes picked up very material ".
 Among the popular shore hotels is the Branford Point house and attesting this popularity is large list of registered guests. Social events are held almost daily at the house and boating, bathing and fishing are enjoyed by many or those stopping at the hotel. Last Fri day evening euchre party was held and forty players participated in the card contest for very appropriate prizes. Mrs. Wilbur Ranney of Middle town won the ladies first prize, ana Proprietor Sanford captured the gen. tlemen's first honors After the card game dancing was enjoyed. Among those registered at the Point house are the following:
 Mrs. H. l.. Hull, Mrs. J. R. Petitte' Brooklyn; Mrs. F. E. Sanford, Mrs G' w. Sanford, New Haven; Mrs. L. C' Marshall, Brooklyn; Mrs. George F. Rogers, Meriden; Mrs. w F. Ranney, NIiddletown; Miss E. Whitman, Bristol; Mrs. c. B. Ferrie, Cromwell; Mrs James Cray, Mrs. H. N. Gale, Bristol; Mrs. J. A. Carpenter, Mexico; MISS Edith Palmer, Philadelphia; Miss M. M. Sweeney, Bristol; Miss Grace Woodward. New Haven; Miss Florence Allen, Brooklyn; Mrs. B. M. Allen' Brooklyn; Mrs. J. F. Gaffey, New Ha- ven; Miss Mabelle McGurn, Miss Anna Specht, Brooklyn; Mrs. c. Maloney' Waterbury; Mrs. F, M. Coughlan' New York; Miss M. J. Reynolds, Miss IA Phelan. Bridgeport: Mrs. A. R. Bread way. Cleveland, O.; Miss c. Al Mon- tague. Paris, France; w. D. McGurn New York; H. L. Hull, Brooklyn; F. F. Sanford, G. W. Sanford, New Haven; w. l.. Van Ness, Brooklyn; J. w. New ton. Bristol; G. F. Rogers, H. G. Rog- CTS. Meriden: W. G. Kohler, Brooklyn F, Gaffey, New Haven; F. M. Cough Ian. A. w. Petite, New York; James Cray. Bristol; c. B. Ferrie, MiddletoWn H. N. Gale, Bristol; W. F. Ranney Midletown; MT. Wiswall, o. H. Proc tor, F. A, Randele, F. H. Capion, New oYrk; A. c. Young, Hoboken, N. J.; K | Phelan, Bridgeport; J. H. Frey, New
 Haven.
 Short Beach is full of people ant
 they come from all parts of the state New Britain has large representation
 Many of that city's most prominen
 business men and their families ar stopping at this popular resort. Blshol Goodsell conducted the services at tn
 Short Beach chapel, Sunday. At re cent praise service at the Short Beac ? chapel Bishop Goodsell gave very m U teresting talk on the timely topic: Les < sons From the Recent Trolley Acc' !, dent"
 5 Along the shore, Saturday and yes $ terday. were several members Of tn A Second platoon, Battery A, who are a leave town for Mantle, this morning The soldier boys were out for goo s time and they found it. A shore ar d ner was enjoyed and the little compan
 enjoyed a refreshing swim.
 . Rev. F. B. Doane of North Have n conducted the services in the Pine Ol
 chard chapel, yesterday afternoon l. most impressive sermon was preache Is With the advent of the middle
 August the proprietors of the pleasu IF resorts and places of public entertail It ment and amusement look for larE 1T influx of visitors. Branford and vicil IF itv presents many strong points in i ID favor as a summer watering place al st if is expected that the many arriva n of this week will swell the populate k. of shore visitors to an unprecedent ld number.