Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-19
cSoltnal aItD Gollrier
Wednesday Morning. July 19. 1882.
Fair Haven. .

 Mir. and Mrs. Captain George Lanfair ar rived from Baltimore, Md, on Saturday last. They will soiourn here for short time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Addison T. Bushnell and child of Clinton, are visiting here among Mrs. B.. friends for a short time.
 Plans are being submitted before the com mittee for improvements in the interior of St. James church.
 S. B. Hill. tax collector of the borough, has pretty valuable COW. It gave over seven hundred quarts of milk last month.
 At the Sunday school of the First church last Sunday the treasurer reported balance in his hands from their picnic to High Rock Grove the 3d instant. The committee were instructed to engage the grove for the picnics of the Sunday school in 1883, 1884 1 and 1885 the second Wednesday in July in | those years.
 ! If pleasant this morning large number will go on the picnic of the Methodist Sun day school and Cedar Hill Mission school to High Rock Grove. They start from the l Clinton avenue depot at half past eight l o'clock.
 Wally Hildreth, 8 young lad about fourteen years of age, went in bathing on Monday afternoon. When diving from the wharf into the water he struck bottom and cut his face badly He was immediately taken home and the wounds dressed, and the boy was all 1 right yesterday.
 MT. Hugh Owen, of Winterset, Iowa, ar. rived here last evening, and is visiting at Levi s. Rowe's on Prospect street. Mir. o. is 1 editor and proprietor of the leading news paper in his city.
 l The schooner Bessie Beach, from this port, l Captain Croesley master, arrived at May l port, Fla, last week. After unloading the l boat will go twenty-five miles or more up the river and load with lumber for New Yorl parties. The captain, passengers and crew are all we'll and report pleasant voyage SC far.
 The shells above the iron bridge to be planted on the oyster grounds in the Sound 1 are taken aboard large scows and foateG l down the river as far as the bridge, the1 lowed the rest of the way by tugboats.
 Miss Kinnie Hemingway and Miss Mirni' Luddington left on Monday for Litchfeld where they will sojourn for short time ant enjoy the gentle summer breezes and tn. healthy air that Litchield hills are noted | for.
 ! MT. and Mrs. George c. Durham, of Ash ! LaDula, ou1O, WHO nave been V1SlClng 8 rev days at Mir. Lewis W. Gunn's on North Quzn nipiae street, returned home on Monsday Mrs Gum goes West with them as far a Utica, N. Y., where she will visit shor time among her relatives Mir. Durham i one of the civil engineers on the Laks Shor railroad.
 ! MT. John G. Hurd. the newspaper carrie for this part of New Haven and wife, lief l yesterday for Clinton, Mir. HIS old home where they will spend few day s.After tn a they will visit Coney Island, Rockaway ant other noted summer resorts around Nev York city, and will be away about two weeks
 Two young men with livery team o, Monday evening, who claim they were ol their way to Stony Creek, instead of turning the corner by Hemingways store as the. should have done, kept right on up tn Church hill over the Shore Line railroae track where there was no crossing follow ing the street lights, they said, when sud denly there was 8 change in affairs and tn occupants of the carriage found themselve on the ground in the middle of the railroa, track, the horse one side and the vehicle tn other side, they having tried to cross tn } track where there was crossing. Some o the neighbors came to the rescue and helpe them out of their dilemma. Fortunately fo them the evening train had just passed a fe, 1 minutes before.