Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-11
FAIR HAVEN.
Oyster Vessels Arrfved-Marine Rail-
 way Items-Personal Matters.

Oyster Vessels Arrived-Marine Rail. way Items-Personal Matters. H. c. Rowe is much better. Mrs. w. H. Eldridge is able to be out again.
 Mrs James Cooper is very low with a fever.
 George Bunnell's new house on Atwater street has been completed.
 Henry R. Nichols, of Seymour, is on vis- it to Stephen Maltby. Miss Nellie Mansfield is on an extended trip South. She will visit New Orleans.
 Captain Merritt Farren, of Center street, still continues to improve in health.
 The barge B. F. Carpenter is unloading wire at the wire mill docks.
 Mrs. E. K. Redburn, of Yalesvills, is visit ing friends on Center street.
 H. F. Thompson's house on Farren ave- nue is nearly completed.
 B. c. Rowe says that he will leave for San ta Fe, Mexico, next week.
 Rev. Dr. Vibbert is able to be out again, but his health is still quite poor.
 Work on the sewer at the James street outlet was begun by the contractors yester- day.
 Captain Wright has begun work on large pile-driver for Redfeld, the contractor
 Arthur Brown, who was not expected to live, is gaining and is now considered to be out of danger.
 The schooner Chaffee, Captain Buell., has finished unloading her cargo of oysters in the harbor, and sailed yesterday for Virginia for 8 cargo of oysters for Augustus B. Barnes.
 A large crowd witnessed the launching of the steamer Florence from the marine rail way yesterday morning.
 The steamer F. F. Brown was hauled out on the marine railway yesterday to undergo general repairs and be painted.
 Mrs. Charles Chase and Mrs. Lucius Bun nell of Baltimore who have been visiting their mother, MT. Rogue of Rose street, re- turn home to-day.
 The vessel Katie Ranger, Captain Pardee, has arrived in Baltimore and is now loading with shells for Stevens, the lime man.
 The Lizzie Raymond, Captain Lloyd,. ar rived in the harbor yesterday with cargo of about 5000 bushels of James river oysters for planting.
 Judge York yesterday appointed Earliss P. Arvine and Edmund Zacher commission CTS on the estate. of the late Watrous I. Mil Ter, who was killed some time ago at Barnes crossing.
 Miss Nellie Burns, of 271 Exchange street, is visiting friends in Peoria, Ill. She in- tends to remain two or three months. On her return she will visit Hamilton, Ont.
 Captain Higgins vessel, the Beauty Ben son. arrived in the harbor yesterday with cargo of 5000 bushels of Rappahannock oys- ters for the Brad,eys. He will commence planting to-day.
 The steamer Virginia will be put on the marine railway as soon as the F. F. Brown is finished. The Virginia will receive general overhauling and new coat of paint.
 Uncle Willis Bunnell, the pedestrian, says that the reason that the race between him and Frank Welch, of Foxon, which was to have occurred recently, did not come of, was that MT. Welch backed out. Uncle Willis says that he is ready at any time to race Welch
 The reported strike at the wire mill in which forty men went out is at a close, new men having been employed in their places. Other trouble at the wire mill has been also settled in which the men were cut on short hours. They will commence running on full time Monday next