Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-12
Fair Haven.


 MT. Sherman Russell has sold out his stall in the city market
 MT. Charles w. Hemingway has been con. 1 fined to the house all this week with severe cold.
 A new conner at Mir. and Mrs. George Browns on Brown street on Sunday morn l ing-a boy baby.
 | Captains Merit Farren and Rufus Oskins 1 have gone to Virginia after oysters for plant i ing in the harbor.
 The grand fish supper which was to takt l place this week will be postponed for @ shor ] time.
 l 'sHow is the Church street crossing at { l grade progressing?" is the question ofte1 | asked.
 Where is that railroad depot on Churcl
 or Center streets that was promised Ii
 another question that has not been an l swered. l A pleasant time is anticipated at the sewing social in the parlors of the First church thi l afternoon and evening
 Mir Henry w. Russell has been confined
 to the house for several days with severe | cold.
 1 Three new members were voted into Quin l nipiac Hose company at the meeting las 1 Monday evening.
 Miss Mary Begley, of Southington, is visit l ing this week with Miss Maria King or. Pier pont street.
 A number of couples went from here las
 Monday night to attend the social of the St
 Marys Temperance society in Branford. Miss Virginia Hine is very ill with tha
 dread complaint the infammatory rheuma l tism. 1 Rumor has it that there are ten or more l weddings in this vicinity that will come of l in short time.
 l D. W. Grosvenor went last night with the 1 New Haven Post, G. A. R., to visit the Ellas Howe Post in Bridgeport. 1 A base ball club has been formed by ths young men on the west side, to be known af l the Fair Haven Base Ball association: They will give social dance at Central Hall next Friday evening, April 14th, the proceeds te go towards furnishing uniforms for ths l club. l At the chapel of the Second church thi! evening the question to be debated on is l fought women to vote ?" and the paper | called the Annex contributed by the lady
 members of the association, will be read. The Fair Haven Glass Ball Shooting club who discontinued their regular shooting matches through the cold weather, are get l ting ready to resume the regular shoots Some of the members are practicing more or | less every day, and the club as 8 whole ex pect to make good showing before the seq l son is over.
 1 A band of travelling musicians, calling 1 themselves the Bavarian band, from Leipsic l Germany gave several different selections o1
 fine music, and well played, on some of th' I principal streets yesterday | The annual parish meeting of St. Jame l church on Easter Monday evening was yer, fully attended. All the old officers were re elected except Mir. Frederick Moulthrop, tn collector, who declined re- election, and Mr l Henry M. Shannon was elected to fill tha position for the coming year. l Mir. William Evarts, so long employed il the stove store of o. A. Bray, is now at worl | in Naugatuck.. He came home and spen Good Friday and Easter Sunday with hi 1 family. Mir. Evarts likes his new position
 very much, and talks of moving there witt his people.
 1 The schooner Benjamin Johnson left Chesapeake Bay over three weeks ago, Ioadet with oysters for this place. Not one word ha l ever been heard since of the vessel or crew and fears are entertained that the schoone and all hands are lost. Mir. Nelson Frisbie 1 the charter master, loaded the vessel anl
 came home by rail The cargo was owned by
 F. Mansfield & Sons, one-quarter, Georg | Mallory one quarter, and the remaining hal l by James Bishop & Go. The schooners John Chaffee, the Mary B Woodruff and West, arrived yesterday in the harbor with oysters for planting and tn.
 schooner Ella F, Long arrived here yesterday 1 with oysters for market. Corporals Fred W. 'Foote, Fred F. Browr 1 and Privates E. E ConneL, Charles Huntle y J. A. Reed of the sScond Company Cover. | nor's Horse Guards went to Hartford las | Cvcning to attend dance given by the Firs | company Governors Horse Guards. :N | l.. P. Converse. South Quinnipiac street | writes q notice in your Fair Haven news ] of last Friday an item about the marriage o1 Sadie Cunningham and Charles Murphy. There is no such person as Sadie Cunning | ham in the place, nor has there been for 1 eight years. Your item should have read Mrs. Sadie Bunnell and l.. P. Converse. Who Charles Murphy is we do not know
 never knew anyone by that name Perhaps
 your correspondent can give us more light on it.n