The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-05
WOODMONF- BY -THE-SEA.
NEWSY JOTTINGS OF DOINGS
 YESTERDAY.

A Quiet FOurth-The Season at This Shore Resort in Full BIast-Many New ArrfyaIs-Guests at the Hotels Hop on the Eve of the Fourth
 Bridgeport Choir of 25 Voices Coming Picnic of State Deaf and Dumb As-
 sociation-Many Personals.
 Woodmont-by-the-Se was rather quiet for Fourth of July yesterday. People came on the trolley cars in swarms on Monday night and the ho- tels were filled to capacity. The cars were run from Savin Rock and New Haven to Bridgeport on a ten-minute schedule and they were crowded to the limit. It was an ideal July day.
 The Merwin Point house, under the direction of Mir. and Mrs. Carl Schlect, is booked full of guests until the mid dIe of September They have enter tain d steady guests since the middle of May. A few of those registered for the Fourth were: Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Funke, New York city; Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Livingston, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. George Jeremiah, New York city; Miss E. A. Bostwick, New Milford; Philip Norton, New York city; the Misses Comstock, Middletown; Miss Julia Beach, New Britain; the Misses Ingaham, Wilkesbarre, Pa; Harry Carroll, Hartford; Stewart Parsons, New Britain; J. R. Fausey, Norwich. Mrs c. E. Corwin, of New Haven, a well-known settlement worker, will stay until September.
 At the Sanford house for the Fourth were H. B. Rose and wife and nurse, Eartford; Thomas Sheffer, Meriden; H. B. King, Hartford; R. II. King, New Haven; Mrs. Louis Huss, Waterbury; IE. A. Benham, Harriet A. Benham,
 Waterbury; Mir. and Mrs. J. Peterson, 7 Derby; J. Walter Sheffer, Meriden. The house will have a number of guests
 from the middle of July.
 John W. Merwin entertained yester- day Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Merwin,
 of 52 Bishop street, and Mir. and Mrs.
 George Lines, of New Milford.
 Chapel street is a bustling thorough fare between the New Haven road and
 Milford, as there is constant process sion of automobiles, some of them run
 ming at fast rate of speed. The first Catholic service in Wood mont was held on Sunday morning in
 the engine house, which had been hired , for the occasion. A priest from Mill } ford officiated and the service was att tended by about 100 persons. 7 A hop was held at the Sanford house t last evening and a hop was held at the l Hotel Pembroke on Saturday evening 5 Both were well attended.
 A golf tournament for gentlemen waf
 played on the links yesterday and 9 ladies foursome match was played or
 Monday. ....., } Guests at the Pembroke for tht
 Fourth were: L. L. Bartlett, Monta' t que, Mass: J. F. Wanger, Danbury 7 Moves D. Clark, Westville; Mrs. H l Kolb, New York city; Mrs. A. A. Hos I lSins, Miss Hoskins, Waterbury; Mir ] and Mrs. R. V. Tenant. New York city < William. E. Brennan, afrs. Brennan, Master Brennan, Middletown; MT. ant a Mrs. Gardiner. Bridgeport; F. F. Ka ' verne, New York. An orchestra dis. q coursed sweet music from the piaZzaS
 all day and evening, and there was 6 I fine display of fireworks in the evening 2 The hotel was filled to capacity for Sum |, day and the Fourth.
 Dwight Clark, of Woodbridge, Ina. :, been stopping for two weeks at the Ho . tel Pembroke. z John l.. Merwin entertained part, v of relatives from Milford and New Yorl yesterday.
 MT. Howard, the choirmaster of tn,
 Episcopal church, of Bridgeport, vii come with twenty-five of his choir boy . next Monday July 10, to remain unti ' Saturday, July 16. The boys will carnl IA IA out near the shore, and MT. Howard IL will stop at the Sea Breeze cottage dur V ing the stay.
 Il Dr. H. E. Stahl, a, dentist of Yonkers | N. Y, and Columbia graduate, wa s the guest of Miss Jennie Alice Merwii $ at the Sea Breeze cottage for the Fourth.
 The State Association of Deaf am e Dumb People held it's annual picnic a $ Merwin's Point. A baseball game wa - played in the morning and a lovely da c was spent. There were about 100 in tn Q party
 e Large bonfires were built on Merwin' s Beach on Monday night and cannon h and other explosives made a nois
 night.
 l, A dance was held at the Bonsilin J. last night.
 e Joseph Wadhams, surveyor of Tor t, rington. and Mrs. Wadhams came Sat