Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-31
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

DIR. Burdett Harris European Trip
Albert Rowess Serious Illness
Card Printing Business Deteriorat-
ing-Passengers on a Three-Master
-PicnickiDg i'm the Rain-Mr. Far
ren,s Birthday Anniversary-Many
Matters of Personal Interest.
On Wednesday next Rev. DR.. Burdett
Hart will sail from Liverpool on his re-
turn. He has attended the worlds con-
ference of the Congregational church at
London, and participated in the exercises
attending the unwilling of the monument
erected to the memory of the pilgrims to
America at Leyden, Holland. He is now
in Holland.
Albert Rowe of Quinnipiac street, who
has been dangerously i'll, was better yes
terday. He is troubled with rheumatism
of the heart.
The birthday anniversary of R. B. Far
rem occurs to-day. He usually has vaca-
ton the week of his anniversary and had
contemplated taking his family up the
Hudson river this week, but the weather
prevented. His friends will wish him
many returns of the day.
There is only one card printing factory
in this place, that of Luzerne Ludington,
and the business at the postefice where
the goods are shipped has been greatly re-
duced. There were formerly four print
Ing establishments, E. H. Pardee and F.
W. Austin having removed their business
several months ago.
At Lighthouse Point the North Haven
grange held it's picnic yesterday. Despite
the weather many members with their
friends attended.
In two or three weeks j. T. Hillhouse,
the druggist, will remove to his finely
fitted up store at Grand avenue and East
Pearl street.
Captain Crossley's schooner, the Robert
Morgan, which arrived at Providence from
Philadelphia Wednesday, had as passen-
gers the wife of Rev. J. Lee Mitchell and
his parents, who have arrived at his home
on Clinton avenue.
Ground will be broken in few days for
the new house which the wife of Conduc-
tor L. w. Strickland will build on her new
lot in Grand avenue, near Ferry street.
Mr.. Huntingdon Of Providence is visit
ing NJ. A. Farren, Center street.
Schooner Jennie E. Fighter, Captain
Crosby has arrived from Philadelphia with
coal for the Consolidated road.
Assessor Baldwin visited friends here
yesterday.
Professor Lee, who was in town this
week, says he is enjoying his stay very
much at his country seat, Cloverdale,
Litchfeld. Among his recent callers was
Lawyer julius Twiss.
Mrs. E. E. Griswold and Mrs. Dudley of
Guilford were visiting Mrs. Charles O.
Francis yesterday.
Fred Hammond, son of Rev. S. M. Ham
mond of this place, is visiting here.
Miss Beckley of Meriden is the guest of
her cousin, Miss Jennie Forbes.
| the oysterman, has bought small farm
| in North Haven and will soon remove
thereto.
George Limbacher of Ferry street, twelve
years Of age, who has been delirious from
| the effects of sunstroke, was able to sit
up yesterday.
r. S. Bradley will attend the encamp.
ment of the G. A. R. at Detroit.
Mrs. Dowd of Ferry street, widow OF
the late Mr.. Wilbur S. Dowd, who was
superintendent of the East Pearl street M
| E. church Sabbath school, is in Chicago
| visiting relatives.
II. Fl. Hanscom has returned from Balti
| more, where he superintendent some re-
| pairs on the four-masted schooner Napo
| leon Boughton.
| The late Michael Hynes, whose funera
was held from so Fillmore street and Later
| from st. Francis church yesterday, form
erly resided in the annex and was joiner
by trade. He had been ill a long time.
| To-day, if the weather is pleasant, tn,
picnic of the Second church, postponed
yesterday, will occur at Lake Saltonstall.
The H. II. Hanscom, the three-mastet
schooner lying at one of the Quinnipia'
wharves, looms up like great craft.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hemingway hav
returned from visit to Rev. Joseph Cook
at Ticonderoga, N. Y.