Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-15
Fair Haven Items.

Fair Haven Items.
 Mrs. Frank L. Smith is visiting a shor time in New London among her friends.
 Mr. Archie Corners, of Meriden, made short visit here on Monday evening.
 Many Odd Fellows and their wives will gc on the Sassacus excursion to-day.
 The SaImagundi moonlight excursion or the Steamer Gordon Rowe this evening.
 Mir. Samuel Smith, of Derby, called yes terday among former acquaintances.
 The Crockett family hold family reunion to-day at the seashore. Mr and Mrs. Frederick H. Hemingway art summering for a short time up in the old Bay State.
 The steamer Belle Captain Avery, is be. ing thoroughly overhauled, ready for the fall trade.
 Mrs. Frank L. Gum is visiting with he, parents in Waterbury for few weeks. Mr. C. H. R. Miller was summeriug at the Holden House, Saratoga, N. Y., last week MT. and Mrs. James E. Henderson return ed from Bristol on Monday where they have made a short visit.
 MT. Duane Newton and wife, of Hart ford, visited over Sunday with Mir. O. J. Van.
 
 MT. Elias P. Ford, of Holyoke, Mass, and family are rusticating among their friends in this vicinity for a short time.
 Considerable complaint is made about the bad condition of the walk on the corner of Blatchley avenue and East Grand street in should look into the matter and see that the sidewalk is repaired.
 Miss Mamie Newton, of Hartford, returned to her home again yesterday morning.
 Luzerne Barnes was very successful yester- day. He caught about fifteen fine sized bass on the flood tide in the afternoon just below the Dragon bridge.
 At the rolling mill yesterday the belt con- necting with the piston broke, causing the heads of the cylinders to blow out. No one was hurt, but the mill will shut down for . few days till the damage Is repaired.
 Albert Rowe and wife, Barney N. Rowe and wife and son, Charles A. Bray and wife, Mrs. Orrin Doolittle, Mrs. Nelson LnsIey and daughter left for New York city by the steamer 0. H. Northam on Monday night. They will visit Coney Island, Rockaway and some of the other noted summer resorts in that vicinity on their tour
 ME. c. " Hemingway and wife and daughter and Miss Kinnie started yesterday morning by railroad for the celebrated AL burgh Springs, Vermont, located on the part of Lake Champlain near the Canada line where they will tarry for some time.
 Captain Merritt Farren and wife left yes terday for a tour of some weeks, stopping at Middletown, Providence R. l., New Bed ford, Mass, and Martha's Vineyard
 Mrs. Captain A. M. Munson is away on an extended visit among her friends abroad.
 The young people to the number of twenty or more were out on 8 moonlight ride on Monday evening in Hiram Thompson's barge 'sYale" with four horses: The party stopped at Mir. John Bradley's cottage at the Cove for four or five hours, which they passed very pleasantly in dancing, etc. About midnight were bounteously served. The happy ones returned home in the wee small hours. On the route going and returning 1 he merry party made the air resound with | Iong and laughter occasionally intermingIed | with the footing of the melodious fish horn, l which had been carefully and judiciouaIy | 'mugGled on board by some person or per Ions unknown.