The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-06
WOODMONT- -THE-SEA
SHAKES OFFLFTHARGY.
Cottages Renting Rapidly for the Summer-Many
 Already Filled.

Woodmont- -by-the-Sea is throwing off the lethargy of the cold winter and spring months. and each day brings a number of new faces and also old resi- dents of the summer colony for the season. The cottages have rented rap idly, especially those with the modern ccpveniences which have all been taken. Many families have been oblig- ed to go to the shore this season. not having been able to secure rent in the city.
 William Gilbert of Derby came with his family last week to the Hatch cot tage,
 MT and Mrs. williams have rented the Usher cottage at Oyster river
 Mrs Gorham has rented her cottage on Merwins Beach to parties from New Haven from May 30.
 Trubee Doolittle of Woodmont has returned from Waterbury to stay for the summer season.
 William H. Merwin of 45S Elm street
 
 has rented his cottage at Woodmont on Merwin avenue to parties from New Haven for the season commencing May 30.
 Mrs. Caroline Merwin Johnson of Wcodmont is visiting relatives in New Haven.
 Lawyer Arvine and family came last week to the Downes cottage for the summer.
 Mrs. Elmer has sold her cottage on the Crescent to MT. Eyls of New York who formerly occupied the R. T. Mer- win cottage.
 schoenberger & Sons market opened for business this week.
 Rev. Enoch Rogers of Minnesota, who has been occupying the Hall cot tage, removed with his family to Orange last week, having rented the old N w Merwin house in Orange.
 Mrs. Adkins of Waterbury has been in her cottage since last week. She spent the winter in Denver.
 Mrs. Charles M Smith of Ashmun street, who has cottage at Wood mont, is in the New Haven hospital suffering from nervous prostration.
 Miss Virginia Smith of Derby and her niece Miss Jennie Blair came last week to their cottage for the summer. Mrs. G. H. Peck of Derby has built aa addition to her cottage and put in the modern improvements and is stay in1 there for the season.
 John Hall opened his meat market this week
 Werner Guttenberg, the plumber at | Woodmont, is building house which he will rent, near the Pembroke. Frederic Stevens of the Bridgeport lstandard, and family. will come to their cottage the middle of the month and Mir Stevens will give bazaar in his cottage some time during the sea- son for the benefit of the Woodmont chapel The lady residents of Wood- Imcnt are all invited to contribute some article of fancy or domestic manufac- ture for the sale.
 The Hotel Pembroke is open every week for dance one evening, which brings large attendance from New Haven and West Haven.
 Zalmon Goodsell of Bridgeport has been entertaining large house party for several weeks in his brother Granville Goodsells. cottage on Mer- win Point
 Miss Martha Burwell of Woodmont who spent the winter in New Haven is back in her old home with her nephew. Horace Burwell.
 Rev. Dr. Anderson of Waterbury ar rived at his cottage Friday for the summer
 Mrs Dr. Gulich. who was formerly Miss Katherine Spencer, and who was la well known resident of Woodmont died in Waterbury from the effects ot an operation which was performed ir New York two weeks ago, and was buried in Waterbury
 Dr. Gulick is supplying the pulpit al the South Congregational church 1T Waterbury.
 Mr. Kettle. whose father has cot. tage at Woodmont, has taken the liv- cry business formerly run by Der Ryder, and will run autos to the sta. tion for the convenience of the resi- dents.
 B. H. Ryder and wife are going tC lspend the summer in California
 Mrs. B. I, Linley is expected from New York this week and will go t, We onsocket, R. l., to reside
 Ex-Mayor Peck of New Haven ant family, who have been spending tn, winter in New Britain, arrived a Wcodmont a week ago for the season
 Mir. and Mrs. David Daniel of Wa terbury, who spent the winter in Den yer with their son Harry, came tt their cottage for the summer twt weeks ago.
 MT. Dahl of this city has bought thu lAl lpletree cottage of Harry Asher anC will probably reside there.
 Dr. Charles Vishno has rented a cot ltage on Hawlev avenue and his fam lily and MT. and Mrs. H. Spock will b, there soon.
 Mrs. McNally of waterbury, wht spends her summers at Woonmont, vii board at the Hotel Pembroke with hel Igrsnddaughter, Miss Theresa McNally
 The Ladies' Aid society of Wood mont chapel meets with Mrs. Atwili oa Oyster river next Wednesday,