Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-25
dressed and Master Auger is getting along

l dressed and Master Auger is getting along | nicely with such an accident.
 Captain Joseph Bradley and his two sons, I Linus and Burt, took trip last Friday to 1 Sachems Head in the captains sharpie They made the run down there from the Quinni- l piac drawbridge in two hours and ten min l utes The wind from the bridge to New Haven Light was ahead, and the distance is over sixteen miles. This is called by sailors pretty good going for small boats. The picnic season was opened on Saturday by good many parties. Several large barges well loaded went down to the sea shore. All returned early in the evening more than pleased with the pleasure and events of the first picnic of the summer.
 The replanking of theroadway over Dragon bridge was completed Friday afternoon and the horse cars resumed their trips to the end of the road, near the Quinnipiac House, for the first time in several weeks.
 The East Grand street Baptist church will have an excursion and picnic at High Rock Grove either the 2nd or 9th of July. The Second Congregational church Sunday school voted yesterday to unite with the excursion and picnic at High Rock Grove about the middle of August. The First Congregational church Sunday school will make their annual excursion and picnic to the same place on Wednesday, July 11th.
 There were two editions of the New Haven
 
 on Monday last ought to have been gotten out the Friday before, but was delayed be- cause the paper to be printed did not arrive in time. Pretty good work for these enter prising and go ahead printers
 The draws on Tomlinson's and the Quinni- piac bridges were out of order on Saturday and travel was suspended. The only way to the seashore on the east side was to go by Dragon bridge, consequently travel through this section very lively all day. The East Haven, Branford and Double Beach stages were obliged to come over this way. Some of those living north and east of Drag on bridge partially wish that the draws would be out of order most of the time. They think that things would be liyelier in the vicinity of the bridge if nowhere else.
 The many who went to the city on Satur- day afternoon to witness the Continental Guards of New sOrleans pronounce them the best and incest looking body of military they ever saw. The guests were worthy of all the honors and welcomes shown them, and the reception rendered the visitors did credit to the beautiful City of Elms.'
 After the wedding ceremonies at the Second church last Wednesday, crowd of boys aged about fifteen years, followed the parties from the church to the brides home, where they soon commenced the most hid eous noises. As Mir. and Mrs Herbert Barnes left Mir. Hemingway's house to go to their home, the calithumpians thinking they were the bride and groom followed af- ter, and at the residence of MT. Barnes com menced the serenading again. Not satisfied with this they commenced taking off gates, smashing them to pieces and pulling down fences. On the way all the gates that could be taken off were removed and thrown to the ground carried some distance away. Part of the boys were known and warrants were issued, and Joseph Freeman, Walter Tate, Dick Fitzsimmon and others were arrested on SQf do nInv o111 fn ha Qrrn nSfQ this morning. Some of them twill come up before the City court to-day.