Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
Fair Haven.

MT. Wyllis E. Hemingway, of Meriden made G short visit here yesterday.
 Dr. H, E. Stone is having the curbing il street all reset.
 1 A girl baby arrived yesterday morning a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. BradIey's on Nort1 1 Quinnipiac street.
 It is reported that great many of tn, | Virginia oysters planted in the harbor in thu spring have died. The continued cold weath CT makes the demand for the bivalves quit, brisk and beyond all expectation. Some O l the dealers have already commenced bringing up oysters (from the harbor) recently plant ed for the fall trade.
 The beautiful display of flowers in th front windows of the residence of Reuben G Futile on South Front street attracts the at tention of passers by and is very much ad mired.
 l While Mir. Gessner, the letter carrier in sh borough, is away on his wedding tour Mir John Haines, one of the relief carriers, is de | Iivering and collecting the letters, papers l etc.
 Mrs. W. B. Phillips, of Winsted is visit l ing with her sister in law Mrs. Lee Mallor, on North Quinnipiac street. Mrs. George Gray, of Springfield, Mass, is visiting witt her parents, Mir and Mrs Stephen Rowe Mr. Henry s. Cornell visited with his rela tives on Wednesday and Thursday in New York city
 Yale's new steam launch canne up the river as far as the iron bridge on Wednesday, anC attracted considerable attention.
 Almost all the horses that were afflicted with the ''pink eye" h this vicinity have en. tirely recovered.
 The schooner William Farren Captain H R Linsley, arrived from Virginia yesterday with cargo of oysters
 Charles Ca son of Charles Rowe, who lives on Hill street) who works at the clock shop, caught his boot in the elevator We'd nesday afternoon, taking part of the top of the boot clear and smashing the big toe. Dr. Frank Whittemore dressed the wound.
 The schooner Robert Felter, Captain Bab- bitt, arrived in the harbor yesterday with oysters from Virginia consigned to parties at City Point.
 Two parties went to SaltonstaIl Lake fish ing Wednesday. The Hood party, consisting of four persons, caught four small pickerel and one perch. The other party, of three persons, caught five small perch
 The funeral of Mrs. Ephraim Hitchcock took place from the residence of her son. Mir Charles Burnes, on Lloyd street last Wednes- day afternoon the Rev. Dr. w. E. Vibbert officiating.
 MT. James Henderson is having the large shed in the rear of the old wagon shop on South Quinnipiac street taken down and moved up the hill in the rear of his residence on Center street, where he will build stable and carriage house.
 Mrs Daniel Cornell arrived home from Harbor Island, w. l.. on Wednesday night, where she has been spending the winter She came to New York in the schooner Mabel Darling, owned and commanded by her broth CT. Robert Ranger They were delayed at the breakwater about one week on account of the head winds and rough weather along the coast.
 At St. Francis church on Wednesday at 7:3O p. III. Rev. Father Mulholland united in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss Nellie O'Neil and Mir. Patrick Welch. After the ceremonies reception was given at Mir Ora hams residence on Saltonstall avenue. Quite @ goodly number were present and the Occa- sion was an enjoyable one and will long be remembered
 The report we gave of the wedding of Miss Helen Wilson and Mir. George Gessner Inst week was incorrect. The marriage did not take place until last Tuesday evening, when the happy couple immediately started Q bridal tour with the best wishes of their many friends for pleasant journey, 6 safe return and many years of happiness and prosperity.
 There is an apple tree which bears good crop of fruit every other year in the rear of the Brown homestead on Brown street, which is over one hundred years old It is thrifty as ever and the largest tree of the kind around these parts The body measures over twelve feet in circumference.