The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-31
WOODMONT- -THE-SEA.
LARGENUMBER OF EVAPORATION
 DAT GUESTS.

DAY GUESTS.
 This Beautiful Shore Resort Now Alive
 With Cottagers and VisitOrs-Large
 List of WoodmOnt Personal Notes.
 Woodmont- -by-the-Sea was bathed in beauty yesterday and the season open ed with good promise at the principal hotels and the cottages are occupied with about double the number of resi- dents as on Decoration day last year. The through cars to and from Bridge port were crowded all the afternoon, and many transient visitors were at the shore.
 The Hotel Pembroke opened for the summer yesterday. The list of guests yesterday included MT. and Mrs. H. M. Knapp of Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hallett Mir. and Mrs. G. DuWayne Hallett, MT and Mrs. George Smith, Raymond Smith, Winifred l.. Smith of this city, MT. and Mrs. F. F. Towne of Stamford, Mrs. T. B. Dickerson, Miss Louise Boiler and Burton Boiler of Hartford, Mrs S. R. Blinn, Mrs. Will Hams, Mrs. Walker of this city, Doro- thy Bliss, Elwin Burtis of Podunk, H. P. Bartlett, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bliss, Mrs. Price of this city, J. H. Gray of Chicago.
 The Chapman sea food market open cd its fish market last Thursday.
 L. l.. Bridge is occupying the Walter H.. Bradley cottage.
 E. c. Quiggles of Hartford came Sat- urday to their cottage.
 pr. Ferris of this city has been at Woodmont about six weeks.
 The Sound View hotel on Merwin's Beach opened yesterday. ~ Y Dr. Frank Phillips of Boston and wife are visiting his parents.
 Dr. Anderson is having a hot air furnace put in his cottage.
 Mrs. McNally of Waterbury is occu- pying Mrs. Edward P. Merwins cottage the same as last year.
 Mrs. N. A. Baldwin, formerly of this city has taken the H. G. Thompson res- idence on Pond Point.
 Ira Bennett and family of Philadel- phia came to their cottage last week.
 Mi. and Mrs. Olin H. Clark and son of Hartford spent yesterday at Wood mont.
 Thomas Birdseye and family of Der by came last Friday to their cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. D. B. Bradley are visit ing Mrs. G.. A. Bunnell.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Davis came Sat urday to the Sea Breeze cottage. MT. and Mrs. William H. Merwin and Miss Jennie Merwin are there for the sum- mer.
 Miss Burton and Miss Sylvia Bolles of Hartford spent Decoration day at Woodmont. They will come later to their cottage on the Bluff.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard and Clinton Bernard of Jamaica, N. Y, are coming the last of the week to their cottage on Central avenue for the summer.
 A. G. Beach and family of Seymour came Friday to stay for Decoration day and will come permanently in about ten days.
 W. B. Bowman and daughter, Mrs Barnes, of Shelton, are making a short stay in their cottage.
 Miss Virginia and Miss Kate Smith of Ansonia came to their cottage last week for the summer.
 Granville Goodsell and family of Bridgeport are in their cottage at Mer- wins Point.
 Thomas Stevens of the Bridgeport Standard and family are in their cot tage on their Point.
 F. s. Blackall of New York came Sat ur7ay to spend Decoration day.
 At the Merwin Point house yesterday were the Misses Ingham of Wilkes barre, Pa, who have spent several sea- sons and will spend the summer, also MT. and Mrs. Livingston of this city, who came Monday for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Spear of New York and C. W. Beach of New Britain, will spend several weeks.
 The Decoration day guests were F. S. Blackall of New York, MT. and Mrs. Payne of New Britain and Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Kensington, Philip Morton of New York. They have a number of regular guests for the sea- son coming June 20 and later. M. Pren- tiss of Boston is staying for the fourth season at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Schlect, tho proprietors, also entertain ed number of table boarders yester- day, and the hotel is a delightful sum- rner residence.
 Colonel Lowe and his son Clarence Lowe were renovating their drug store yesterday getting ready for summer business. Clarence Lowe is home for 8 weeks vacation from the Pratt insti- ute, Brooklyn His brother, Brent Lowe, lad of twelve years, who has a high reputation as an elocutionist, is confined to his home in this city hav- ing sustained serious injury. While playing with some companions he jumped from some part of railroad bridge near K@asingtor street. falling On his face and biting about an inch off tha end of his tongue Dr I4amh