Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-06
Rnirdfng in Fair Haven.

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 News Items About Borough Matters.
 S. Building in the borough seems to be on the boom just now. Mr. Whitehead has just
 completed large barn on the premises just
 purchased and he has now commenced build ing large and fine house on the same lot for
 his future residence Judge l.. P. Deming is
 hayinethe foundation laid for 8 barn. MT. Isaac Il. Bradley has the cellar for house on
 Center street all up and the building will be
 raised in "a few days. Joel Bradley, the
 joineE, VII do the work. "A little further
 south on Center street w. Pitt Niles, the at-
 torney at law, is also to build house which will add to ths surroundings in that vicinity.
 The residence will be completed as quickly as posssibles Z, It IS reported that there is to
 be anether dwelling house built on Prospect street right away.
 Soon after sunrise yesterday the country
 people commenced coming in to New Haven,
 all going to see the great Barnum London
 show, theSsacred white elephant and all the
 curiosities. Some of those coming in started l from home just about day break, between
 and o'clock, and it would be about mid- l night before they reached their homes again. The horse cars were well patronizsd, Some
 of our merchants report g pretty fair days l sales yesterday forenoon, and also in the evening. The Montowese and East Haven
 stages, which pass through here, carried 8 l very large number of extra passengers also. 1 Several were present st the opening of the New Haven Yacht club house on Wednesday
 afternoon and evening. All were loud in
 the praises of the beautiful club house, of
 the beautiful sight and the most hospitable | and generous treatment they received from
 the members of the club.
 MT. Charles DeForest, who has been so \ in Hunters drug store on East Grand street, has given up that place and is in Blackman' g i drug store on Grand street. corner of Frank f lin. Success to Charles wherever he may go.
 \ Rev. Mr Erastus BlakesIee and wife and Mrs. Hannah Hurd attended the American
 home missionary meeting at Saratoga, held | this week.
 Many of the prominent Democrats. from here attended the convention at Music Hall
 in the city yesterday.
 l The town water cart was sprinkling North 1 Quinnipiac street yesterday where they were 1 repairing the highway.
 l MT. H. B. Brown, former resident in the borough, but recently located in East Hamp- l ton, made a short call here yesterday. 1 The borough firemen have been invited to participate in the centennial celebration the
 Fourth of July. It is earnestly hoped they will accept. -.--.~
 The view from the iron bridge these moon | light evenings is very fine. The tides are full in the evening and there are many parties l out Sowing up and down the river. Both f the promenaders on the bridge and the par ties ont sailing all enjoy the beautiful scene. MT. and Mrs. Henry Wedmore, of Guil- 1 ford, are sojourning for short time with Mr. Jared Wedmore's people.
 Miss Hattie Bicksford, ot Boston, who has been visiting here for the past few weeks, l has. during her stay. made many warm 1 friends who will much regret that she con- templates leaving for her home to-day. The new sewer nov building on Poplar | street is progressing finely. The sewer is
 built nearly to Exchange street. This when
 completed will be great Improvement and I convenience to those living in that section. Many Of our people are keeping up with l the latest fashion in removing the front l fences. In almost every case it adds greatly
 to the beauty of the place.