Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-13
FAIR HAVEN.
Personal Items Bicycle NIIshap-To
 Philadelphia in a Sharpie-Ptcntcs-

Philadelphia in a Sharpfe-Pfcn1cs-
 The Qu1nnfp1acs' Excursion.
 Miss Mamie Riley and Miss Marion Church, two of the fair young ladies of Norwalk, are visiting with their friends, MT. and Mrs. S. c. Cummings, on Center street.
 A man by the name of Snyder, who keeps a saloon in the city, made himself quite con spicuous and obnoxious by his carousal on the street at the east end of the iron bridge on Monday evening.
 A bicycle rider in coming down the church hill yesterday was thrown from his seat and somewhat bruised. The wheel struck large stone, which was the cause of the mishap.
 The juvenile Temple of Honor went on pie Ivernia. The little ones returned before dusk, having had nice time
 The Knights of Pythias made an excur- sion to Glen Island yesterday They reached home about g o'clock in the evening. All report good time.
 MT. Charles Cook, employed in MT. Borst's shaving saloon, has been severely affected the past week with a large boil on his neck so that he had to suspend business for a few days.
 Mr George Jacobs, foreman at Bigelow's boiler works, is much indisposed with the erysipelas and has been obliged to give up his daily labor for short time. His many friends hope this aff1iction is only of short duration
 On Monday the horse of ex-Road Commis- sioner Coleman became frightened while oOinO m North Front Street and started on a run. On Lewis street the team fetched up against tree which brought the animal to a standstill. The wagon was damaged little and the horse was bruised so that he was quite lame.'
 MT. John F. Hemingway started on Mon day on a business trip up in Massachusetts and Vermont From there he will go and join his family at Saratoga Springs, where they will tarry short period.
 MT. B. J. Stone and MT. G. w. Mallory left yesterday for Saratoga where their wives are sojourning. The party will remain there a short season.
 Captain Higgins set sail yesterday in the sharpie Lottie D. (the boat recently purchas- of Lester Rowe for MT. James English) for Philadelphia. The captain will take the out side route and says he will reach his destina- tion in safety. He will follow the Jersey coast as closely as possible so that in case of stormy weather he can put into some harbor.
 The sunfower rage is booming afresh Yesterday several of the families who were out carriage riding had their carriages beau tifully decorated with large sun1owers, and they looked very pretty too.
 George Gessner, the letter-carrier in the borough, is off on his vacation His brother, Charles, is delivering the mail matter while George is away.
 The fourth annual excursion of the Quin- nipiac Hose company No. 1 to Glen Island was attended by the fremen and their friends The cloudy and foggy weather in the morning prevented many from partici- pating in the event. The steam cars started from the Center street cut at SIS a. m In side of fifteen minutes the party was safely landed aboard the steamer J. H. Starin and soon the boat had left her moorings and was steaming out of the harbor. The boat reached the island about 1 o'clock. Two hours were spent in promenading through the shady walks, seeing the sights, listening to the sweet music in the pavilion partaking of the clambake and dining in the spacious saloon, after which the order came to least off ," and the boat was on the homeward route Going and coming the party passed the time pleasantly in singing, dancing and viewing the beautiful scenery on the ronte. The Shore Line train, composed of ten cars, was in waiting at Starin's dock on arrival of the boat The cars were quickly loaded and started for Fair Haven, where they arrived at about S:30 o'clock in the evening. This was one of the pleasantest excursions this season, and each and everyone that went were highly elated at the days enjoyment. Among those who at tended were: Miss Fife Lane, Miss Emma and Miss Tilda Zapp, Miss Mary Lavere, Miss Ida Hemingway, Miss D. T. Ives, Mrs J. H. Lindsley, Miss Emma Ellenberger, Captain H. R. Linsley and wife, D. B. Connen and wife, E. H. Crawford and wife, V E. Wright and wife, Eugene Luddington, William Mansfield, L. c. Smith, A. W. Barnes, E. A. Betsworth, E. H. Rowe, E. s. Dayton, S. B. Huntley, H. s. Connell, B. E. Connell, WA Rowe and wife, F. L. Smith and wife, Mrs. Ellen Mallory, Charles Palmer, Mir. Charles Hendrickson and family, W. A. Mcdonald, F. w. Foote.