Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-10
FAIR HAVEN.
A Serious Case of Blood Poisoning
 The Yale Launch Party-InterestfnsS 9

Personals.
 Druggist Lloyd Salisbury returned Satur day night from Cheshire, where he has beel spending a week with friends.
 Saturday morning the Yale launch carrie a party of Fair Haven yoTng people to tilt Thimbles, where most delightful time w& enjoyed. The party consisted of James and Arthur Hemingway, Frank Newton, LeWi7 Smith, Ihuroer Salisbury, Waffle Bradlet Misses Julia and Louise Lpddington, Jos'' Bradley, F4ttie Newton and Lila Wells.
 Mrs Fred 4louI5hrop, of Clinton avenue. has returned from an extended visit to Tar rytown, N. '.
 J. L; Rowe, the ieweler is spending 8 few days camping out in the Adirondac!ls.
 The road in front of the Cong eregatiora church is being thickiy covered with cr-7Si ed stona.
 All of the piers to the Shore Line rairoai bridge which rest on the river bottom haT@ been rebuilt Several piers on the bank now remain to be reconstructed.
 The crab season has just begun and so17e wonderful catches are reported. It IS sEd hat rhe crabs are unusually plenty and oi good quality this season. His month is tie best time of tue year in which to hunt for | e fi-h.
 Mrs. | F. Foote, of Lloyd street, who Was taken seriously ii iast week, was yesterliE report cd to be improving.
 Mrs Samuel Hemingway, who hes hze1 sumrne1ing at Amherst, Mass, will feLuln home to morrow.
 There was no service held at Grace Episco- pal church yesterday, nor will there be aF for the next two Sundays while the recto1 Rev. Efr. Sau ord, is taking his vacation i-- Block Islands.
 Charles Hiilhouse, of Exchange street, n Fred. Miller, of Bridgeport, went to L9i e -altonstal, Saturday, and haought home tie biggest strings of fish of tie season,
 Robinson fTh9Inv,SDn of New haven q .,- livered q stirring temperance address betuF a large audienc4 at the Qginnipiac rink yss terday afternoon. The address was suppl mented with solo singing and recitation.
 Miss Addie l. Schappa is spending her vacation at the home of Mrs. L 5. Niles tn the Heights.
 James T. Clark, of East Pearl street, g sloxlY reeov sring from what at one tin promised to be fatal attack of b!Uel poisoning. Two weeks ago Mir. Cll.- wounded finger with 8 bluetsh bone, bs.t did not think anything of it until sever-, | vs afterwards when the finger commence to swell and turn rcd. Before long a small red biotch appeared upon his arm, and upon consulting Dr. Roberts Mir. Clark fourd that blood poisoning was the cause of tie spot. Dr. Roberts at once prescribed for ttle disease and expects that in a few days is patient will be about again.
 Professor J. Henry Smith, of Danville, Va, is spending few days with his parents on Prospect street.
 A gentleman from ont of town was visit ing friends in Fair Haven yesterday for tie first time in forty years. He stated that he was unable to recognize the place, everything having changed SC materially.
 The outlook for the oyster harvest in tl:e fall is very encouraging. An old oys.erman said yesterday that the bivalves were plenty, fat and of full growth. He is not so guine regarding the financial outlook for the oyster dealers.
 St. Francis church will tomorrow go to Osprey Beach on the steamer Elm City on their annual picnic and excursion.
 ''Hi" Thompson ran two excursion barges to Savin Rock yesterday.