Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-02
Fair Haven.

A Young Lady's Imminent Danger and 2 Rescue Accidental FaII-PersOnaI- = . Aquatic.
 Miss Lillian BurwelI, the soprano singer of St. James church choir, is away for a short visit. Miss Hettie Bradley generously took her place in the choir last Sunday. Miss Bradley has a sweet voice and sang finely. Mir. D. D. Mallory has beautiful flower bed on the lawn in front..of his residence on ] the Heights. It is in the form of an anchor and attracts much attention. As so many of the members of Engine company No. have previous engagements for the Fourth of July, they voted not to turn out in the parade that day. The members of Grace church, Blatchley avenue, will have their annual excursion and Haven river.
 The Second church Sunday school will hold their annual picnic and excursion at High Rock Grove on Wednesday, July 30. Some of the merchants are making fine displays of fireworks in their windows. Quinnipiac Hose company No 1 has en- gagged the Eagle drum corps of ten pieces to discourse sweet music for the Fourth ot July.
 Dr. William H. Thomson left yesterday for Litchfeld, where he will visit for week or more, when he expects to come back and give his attention to his professional duties. Arthur Hemingway has bought a very fine tricycle.. Mir. Hemingway handles his silent steed very skillfully and with ease. MI. Arthur
 Futile has just purchased an English bicycle of the latest style. It is called one of the
 best in these parts.
 Some few of the young men from the east side have been camping out on the sea shore
 near South End. They have enjoyed them selves and had many visitors. As the pro- visions began to run short yesterday they
 broke camp and part of the party came home. The others will remain until Thurs day morning.
 MT. William D. Hemingway, of the firm
 of Hemingway $ Co.,, oyster and fruit pack
 CTS. will visit here through the warm season at his fathers. MT. Hemingway is located at
 Norfolk, Va, and looks out for the interests of the company in that section. George French, young lad aged fourteen years, has built himself boat of canvas.
 The craft was put into the water the other
 day and sat in the river like a duck. The young lad took 8 sail up the Quinnipiac river and was well pleased with his little craft. The boat is propelled with double
 paddle.
 Mrs. P H. Harrington, aged seventy seven,
 re siding with her niece, Mrs Frank Norton, the dressmaker in the Quinnipise House, fell last week from chair and broke her hip
 bone. She is improving as rapidly as could
 be ex pected.
 In Baltimore, Md, recently some of the young people had been down the river for a days fishing. On the return one of the ladies, Miss Marion Davis, fell from the wharf into the river where the water was
 very deep. Mir. Ernest A. Betsworth imme- diateIy jumped overheard, and catching the
 lady, gaLlantly swan with her to the wharf,
 where friends lifted her on the pier. MT.
 Betsworth is well known here and his many friends will heartily congratulate him on his
 brave act.
 Those having flowers to contribute to help decorate the carriage of Hose company No.
 l, for the parade on the Fourth of July, will please leave them at the engine house on
 Thursday afternoon; or if word is left at Lucius Rowe's dry goods store the fremen
 will call for them.
 MT. B. $. Bradley, dealer in meats, vegeta-
 bles, etc, has Durham COW which last week
 yielded the following amount of milk: Sun
 day, 3I quarts, 1 pint; Monday, B quarts;
 Tuesday. 3I quarts, pint; Wednesday, 3I
 quarts Thursday, 32 quarts, l pint; Friday,
 33 quarts; Saturday, 34 quarts, pint: total. 227 quarts. The milk is very rich and creamy.