Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-30
Fair Haven Items.

l FAr haven Items. William Young the builder, was suddenly taken ill on Monday last while at work and has been confined to the house ever since. Yesterday he was much improved and ex- pects to be able to be at work again within a day or so.
 A schooner from Glen Cove, l.. l., loaded | with starch feed for cattle arrived in port on 1 Wedne 5day and is unloading at Stevens coal wharf to some of the farmers who have l extensive da1r1es and feed the article to the COWS to increase their yield of milk Mrs. Ruel Rowe is having an extensive ad- ! dltlon put on to the north side of her resi- l dence and other improvements added. Thorpe, the builder, is doing the joiner | work.
 | The ladies' sewing circle connected with the East Grand street Baptist church held their weekly gathering last Wednesday after. | noon and evening at Mrs Frank l.. Smiths | residence on East Grand street, Mrs. Smith, the genial hostess of the occasion, sparine no pains to make it a pleasant time for all. The funeral of Miss Annie J. Mcdonald | took place at St. James' church on Monday afternoon at two o'clock, the pastor of the church officiating. The interment was in the Fair Haven cemetery. s. B. Huntley, B. $. Dayton, B. B. Cornell and F. W. Foote were the pail bearers
 The funeral of Mrs. Hattie C. Barnes will
 
 her late residence. on Center street. The in- terment will be in the family burial lot of MT. Barnes at the Montowese cemetery.
 It IS reported that the Bradley Brothers the market men, have purchased the Morgan Fowler place on Hill street. and that they will move the house back and put up a nice residence in its place.
 Lester Smith had poor spell on Wednes- day and was vero low for some time, but he rallied again and last evening was better and doing as well as could be expected
 The admirers of the great American nation al game of. base ball are out practicing in throwing, catching, batting and pitching every day. Once and while scrub match takes place when each one goes in with the determination of his side winning.
 The street water main in front of Joseph Chipman's oyster shop, on North Front street, burst early yesterday morning and flooded the street in that vicinity. The Wa ter company was notified and came out and repaired the bursted pipe. The people on the upper part of the street were without water during the mishap.
 One of the Chipman Brother oyster deal CTS, have bought the building lot on the cor ner of MaItby and Pine streets, and will erect 8 nice residence thereon immediately,
 William Dorman, superintendent of light ing the street lamps in the borough, and Miss Maria Wooding were united in the most holy bonds of matrimony, by the Rev Fl. l 0. Hovey at his residence, on Wednesday evening at six o'clock. Immediately after | the ceremony they repaired to their residence | on North Quinnipiac street, which they had | previously reftted up for commencing house 1 keeping.
 There are several boats in Virginia waters | after oysters to plant in the New Haven har- bor for the fall trade, but all of them find more or less trouble in getting the bivalves as fast as they wish and this makes their trip longer than was expected Last year at this time there were several thousand bushels of oysters planted on the bar grounds on the east side of the harbor; also on the beach grounds.
 Rev. Alpheus Winter, secretary of the Con necticut State Temperance association, will deliver temperance discourse at the Second Congregational church next Sunday after noon at 2-o'clock. A most cordial invitation l is extended to all to be present. The rever- end gentleman is an eloquent speaker and there will undoubtedly be large audience present
 Those who attended the lecture of the Rev. B. 0. Hevey at Psch's Opsra House on We'd nesday evening were highly pleased with the