The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-30
OUTING OF Y0ST
 MEN BIG SUCCESS. How Saturday Afternoon and Sunday Were
 Passed NATATORIAL EXHIBITION

One of the most enjoyable outings ever indulged in by the officers and foremen of the Yost Typewriter Fac tory of the Union Typewriter Co. of this city took place Saturday and yes- terday.
 The outing consisted of fishing and otherwise pleasure trip on the shores of Long Island. The party was conveyed to the fishing grounds in Huntington Bay by three boats. 'sThe Harp" a forty foot sloop, Capt. Mo ser. The cruising launch ssBon Ton, . Capt. Fisher and the open launch Baby Lou" Capt. Brown. The par ty left the head of Black Rock liar bor from the factory wharf at ten o'clock Saturday morning. The jour- ney over was exceedingly pleasant,the day being ideally beautiful, and the sound as calm as the proverbial mill pond.''
 o'clock when bathing and fishing was enjoyed until o'clock, when the par ty made for Northport where dinner was served at the Northport House at o'clock. During the dinner songs and glees were well and generously rendered by the visitors, adding to the general enjoyment of the other guests Of the hotel. as we'll as their own par ty. After dinner tour of Northport was made.
 At 5 o'clock the party returned to their boats out in the harhor. where they enjoyed a delightful gfaphophone concert, and also added to the general pleasure of other yachting parties. Of whom there were quite number in the harbor.
 At Il o'clock the bells were runE for retiring and the party returned to the hotel, where rooms had been engaged. All members were called at 5 o'clock Sunday morning for the purpose of enjoying a fishing cruise before break fast, which was served at the hotel at patched and g, little wait to obtain the New York morning papers the party again took to their boats and return ed to the fishing grounds further down the bay. While here G. C. Wright, the Company's chief draftsman, took several very interesting and amusing pictures of the party and some of their fishing incidents.
 After some two hours of fishing. a change of program was suggested and A. E. veness, superintend dent, and his brother, R. B. Veness were requested to give a display of useful and orna- mental swimming, floating and diving, an art in which both are very expert exponents. R. B. veness past president of the Western Counties Amateur Swimming Association of Great Britain, and at present one of the Vice Presidents of the National
 
 with the medallion and certificate of honor by the Royal Life Saving So- ciety, of which King Edward is Pres ident.
 The program was opened with very exciting one hundred yard race which was won by R. B. veness. The plunging contest was won by A. E. Veness, who in this same connection gave an exhibition of a deep dive into twenty feet of water, bringing to the surface a. portion of the bottom of Long Island Sound. The brothers then gave very artistic display of floating, performing many different and completing their pro- gram with a most instructive display of the methods of rescuing drowning persons, R. B. Veness being the par ty demonstrating and taking the part of the life saver. while A. E. yeness took the part of the drowning person, and incidentally gave his younger brother quite a tussle. The demonstTar tion q how to relea9e oueoe1& xrom the|