Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-18
Fair Haven.

Miss Name Dabon and Miss Bertha Gran ger, who have been visiting at Mrs. William
 Shipman's, on Center street, for week, re-
 turned to Springfield, Mass, Wednesday even- ing, where they reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Mallory, of Baltimore. Md, reached here on Wednesday evening, and are visiting with Mir. M s brother, D. D. Mallory, on the Heights.
 The telephone poles on South Quinnipiac street have all been painted, much to the qualification of residents. It should have been done when the poles were put in posi- tion.
 The Y. P. society's annual excursion which
 was arrainged for Wednesday, was postponed on account of the stormy weather that prevail ed that morning, came off yesterday. The l merry party went to the seaside in two of Johnsons barges, returning early in the even- ing more than pleased with the days pleas : ure.
 Quite goodly number of our people are in New York this week, taking in the famed
 summer resorts in that vicinity, viz, Coney Island, Rockaway, Long Beach, Long Branch and Asbury Pa1k. Among those who have gone are MT. and Mrs. George Dayton, MT. and Mrs. Ami Luddington, Mir. and Mrs. Will Mansfield, Mrs. Lafayette Wedmore, ac- companied by her sister, Mrs. William l.. Ellis, of Baltimore, Md.
 Some of the ladies and gentlemen are mak- ing arrangements for picnic at Compounoe Lake the last of this week. Two or three of our people that are rusticating in Cheshire will join in on the occasion. pleasant time is anticipated.
 Blue and bass fishing is one of the pleas- ures that the ''Watonionites' engage in to some extent on the river every day, but the results some days are not as satisfactory as mi 3ht be. Two of the sportsmen from the city came over recently to engage in @ little fishing They were we'll prepared with plen- ty of hooks and lines, good bait, etc, but not in angling they gave up Iu despair and re turned to their homes hoping better luck next time.
 Miss Sadie Linsley and Isaac Brown were | married by the Rev Dr. Vibbert on Tuesday 1 evening The happy couple immediately York by boat, thence to Boston by boat, where they will sojourn for few days as I guests of MT. Atwood, the great fish dealer in l that city then to the White Mountains and thence to Bangor, Me. where MT. Brown has ! a sister living From there they will return
 
 l ready to receive and cordially welcome them, Within the past few days there have been several "dog tish'' of pretty good size caught in the river above the Shore Line railroad bridge. an unusual occurrence. Some of the older boatmen say they never saw the Quin- nipiac river with the water salt it is at the present time, to which fact they attrib- ute the presence of the dog fish in our river. Daniel Worcester, second lieutenant of Co. F, Farren Rifles. Twenty seventh regiment, c. V., now residing in Bridgeport, last Wednesday called on Capt. Joseph Bradley and some of his former comrades. The viS- ltor was heartily welcomed, and during his short stay was most hospitaby entertained It Is cordially hoped that Mir w. will call again. reunion of this company, which was named after Capt. Wm Farren and whose members were mostly from Fair Ha- ven, was talked of, and Capt. Bradley was appointed a committee to make such ar engagements as he deemed necessary to get a gathering of the old members together and to have Fair Haven the place for meeting. Harry, young lad aged about six years, a son of MT. Murray Hughes, who resides on Ferry street. east side, has been accustomed to ride the family horse to water every day. On Tuesday while at the watering trough near MT. William Lancraft's, Mir. Beach, of
 Branford, came along up to the trough driv- ing his horses recklessly and the hay rigging to the wagon struck the animal the boy riding, knocking it down. The boy fell to the ground with much force. Mir Beach,
 when his horses through drinking,
 started right off without rendering any
 sistance to the lad whatever or trying to find
 out whether he his horse were hurt. Mir.
 Lancraft's people saw the act and went out
 and helped the boy the horse and went
 home with him. Dr. Stone was sent for and
 came and cared for the patient, who is i'm
 proving slowly. It was thought at first that
 the lad was hurt internally.