Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-19
Fair Haven.


 Bishop Williams, of this diocese, will visit St. James church on Palm Sunday evening.
 Isaac Dayton, who fell and broke his leg some months ago, had to have his limb reset. The operation was performed very success Dfully on Saturday last by Doctors Bacon and Gilbert
 What fun we had sleigh riding last week, after we secured that string of old fashioned sleigh bells and how we didn't enjoy it.
 Elanson Waters, an elderly man aged about Z 75 years, residing in the old hotel property on South Front street, making baskets for aI living, died on Saturday morning at his son's residence on Pine street. MT. Waters had been i'll but short time, and was considered very smart and active for a man of his years until the past few days.
 The funeral of the late John Naylor took place at St James, church on Saturday after noon at two o'clock. The rector, Rev. William Vibbert, ,oficiated. A number of friends were in attendance.
 MT. Charles Monroe former toWnsmen, now residing in Providence, R. l., made al short visit among his friends on Saturday, returning to his home on the midnight| train.
 A balky horse on North Quinnipiac street. on Saturday afternoon attracted large crowd of lockers on. The animal was coax1 ed and whipped, but all to no purpose, he was bound not to go. The horse was unhitched from the wagon and taken to his stable, and the excitement for that time was over.
 Mrs A. W. Moore, resident of Detroit, Mich, who is sojourning in the New Eng-| land States for season, visited with her| 9friends in Fair Haven last week. The Second Church society conducted theI kservices at the Home of the Friendless yes-| |terday afternoon. The beautiful weather and the bright sum shine yesterday afternoon was heartily ap- spreciated. Although the walking was bad| and the sleighing miserable, there were al number out enjoying the pleasant winter's Eday. Quite number of our people were thrown| out of employment by the rubber works. shutting down.
 There are over thirty persons living in the Fourteenth ward over seventy years of age, and most of them are enjoying pretty good health.
 An Attorney COW belonging to John Elmer sdied on Saturday. The COW was 8 vaIuabIe| animal, the owner having recently refused anl offer of $100 for it.
 Those who attended, on Saturday evening, f"Atkinson's Jollities," at the New Hayen| sOpera House, and My Partner" at CarlPs| lOpera House. were well pleased with the en- {tertainments.
 The Katie Ranger, Captain Hardy in com7 nand, is balIasting and getting ready to startl about March 1st for Baracca West Indies, on fruiting trip for New York parties. They have chartered this boat to make four| of these trips to the West Indies.
 Mrs. Emma Eldridge and Mrs. O. A. Rosel have purchased an orange grove on the St. Johns river, near WeelakR, Florida. Thel grove is under full culture The orangeI trees are bearing this season. There arel several lemon trees which will bear next seal son on the land; also several hundred quartsI of strawberries are raised and shipped fromI Ethere in their season. These ladies are ex- pecting hereafter to spend their winters inI (the South, and oversee the management of their property. Edward Trowbridge Darlington had large humber of friends in our midst, all of whom heard with the deepest regret on Saturday of l his sudden death, and all tender their earnest and heartfelt sympathies to the afflicted fam lily in this. their great loss.