Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-18
Fair Haven.

Going to the Parade-PersOnaI-Th
 Funeral of Ihe Drowned BOys-East
 Side Bremen.
 The action of the Second regiment in the reception of the Seventh regimentofN. Y. S. N. G., is severely criticised by many of our citizens.
 MT. William Sheffield, of the Palladium editorial staff, made visit over Sunday with his old friends and acquaintances in Westerly, RI
 Almost everybody is going to Hartford to- day to see the grand parade and the unveiling of the Buckingham statue.
 The Rev. Mr. Cunningham and family went away yesterday for few days visit They expect to spend to-day in Hartford.
 Many who before last Sunday were opposed to the running of the horse cars that day
 think differently now, and are rather in favor
 of the project.
 Professor James Smith arrived yesterday from Virginia, where he has had the charge of the music department in one of the prin- cipal .seminaries.
 Mr. Warren Smith, former resident of
 the east side, is sojourning here for short | time among his former acquaintances. Quite a number of the heavily loaded
 team get set on North Quinnipiac street, where the top of the roadway has been taken off,
 Some of the fishermen stretch 8 fish line across the river just under the water at high
 tide with hooks baited 8 few feet apart. Quite a number of cells are caught in thie
 way.
 Master Louis Chamberlain left yesterday morning for Hartford on horseback. He will remain in Hartford over to-day and re
 turn home tomorrow. Dr. William Vibbert and his son Howard left on Monday for 8 trip of three or four weeks in the western States. going as far as Chicago, where they will visit Rev. William Vibbert, who is the eldest son of the doctor and is the rector of one of the largest and most fashionable churches in that city. Rev. Mr. Edwin Potwine will officiate at St. James church during the absence of the doctor. The Democrats here are taking unusual in- terest in the doings of the New York Demo cratic convention, which meets at Saratoga ! to day to choose delegates to the convention l which will be held in Chicago July 8th- Captain Hezekiah Futile of York River, Va, arrived here on Monday and will be with us for a short time. The funeral of the two young boys who | were drowned on Saturday last took place ! from St. Francis church on Ferry street on Monday forenoon. The church was filled with those who had come to witness the sol 1 emn ceremonies. Over hundred of O'Con- 1 nor's schoo1mates attended the funeral in g body.
 The east side fire department will join in the parade in New Haven on the Fourth ot July. Eagle drum corps is to be engaged fol
 the music. Hose company No. 1. will turn
 out about twenty men with their four-whee | parade hose carriage. Engine company No l 1 viIl number twenty men; their hand engine | will be drawn by two horses. | Out of thirteen voters who were present the other evening in the office of one of the business men on the East side. eleven de-
 clared themselves. in favor of James G. Blaine and John A. Logan. ! MT. and Mrs. Oscar D. Keenie and Ar ! Henry S. Wedmore, wife and son attended l the golden wedding of MT. and Mrs. Oscar J 1 Keenie at Glastonbury on Monday last.