Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-20
FAIR HAVEN. .
General News and Gossip OH Both
 Sides the River.

l General News and Gossip OH Both I Sides the River. l Mrs Dan Parmelee and children are visit | ing with her people in Norfolk.
 MT. I. L. Bradley has moved into his pret- | ty new house just completed on Center I street
 | MT. and Mrs. Charles H. R. Miller returned
 on Friday back to Springfield, Mass, from
 their visit to New York.
 The Democrats are to have gathering ant
 speaking at Central Hall on Thursday even ing.
 l On Saturday the woods and fields wer filled with lads and young men out gathering | chestnuts.
 Quite Q number will go from here or l monument in Waterbury bry'''S ohfa7 So''''e1' Miss Fannie and Miss LiIlie Thompson, oi the city of Brooklyn, L. l., are sojourning for short season with their uncle, N. w. sPotwine, on Center street.
 Mr. D. w. Grosvenor, of Westbrook, wis ited here over the Sabbath. Mr. G. is re- pairing his house on Center street prepara- tory to removal of himself and family there in the spring.
 - The new arrangements, the preaching and praise service at the Second church Sunday evenings, are very popular. The meeting last evening was well attended and the pro gramme was excellently arranged.
 A small yacht schooner arrived in the river yesterday morning loaded with Fire a1sland oysters.
 Some of the telephone poles had to be changed so as to conform with the curbing of T, ,,,1 aDfGS O57iu ct1
 The cards are out for the marriage of Miss Lottie J. Lancraft and Edward F. Thompson at the Second Congrt gational church Wed nesday afternoon at half-past three o'clock.
 The autumn foliage gatherers are out in full force in the fields and woods every pleas ant day gathering the beautiful foliage to decorate their houses. The mania for hunt ing foliage increases each year.
 MT. George Bunnell, the fish and oyster dealer, has bought the building of Mir. N. A. Luddineton which last week was moved from it's foundation by oyster shells which were heaped up aside the building. Mir. Bunnen will commence work to-day prepara- tory to removing the building on to lot on Atwater street.
 The yacht Happy Thought entered on in the race of the SeawanhakaYa acht club in the third class from off Fort Wads- worth, New York harbor, Scotland hghtship, Sandy Hook and return. The little craft started off in good shape, but there was so much wind and sea that before the s1oop had reached the Hook buoy they had to give up the contest and come back. All the sloops that were entered had also to give up the race. None but the schooners of the larger class went over the whole course.
 NIT. Robert Daily, the ice peddlar, owns a black horse which is noted for his kicking propensities. On Friday last when the team was going to the ice house and just east of the Dragon bridge the animal commenced his ugly tricks again with all the force and spite possible, and before the horse was stopped or help came the driver, who was new man on the team, was badly kicked and bruised on the legs and arms. He will be laid up for some time. The public here eriticise MT. Daily pretty harshly and think that he should not allow the horse to be driven without talk ing proper precautions to prevent the animal from kicking.