Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-29
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

VIII Fish on tho Block Island Reefs
-ImprOving . Steamer-Collision OF
observation-disclosures tho Bridge
Tho Crops A heeted By DrOuth-Mr.
James, Yachting Trip-112 Degrees
In the sun-Personal Mention.
Lloyd Salisbury, the druggist, will go to
Block Island for few days fishing next
month.
: The picnic of Court Quinnipiac, A. o. F.,
to Lighthouse Point August 10 will be ar
ranged BY a committee consisting of NJ J.
scauion, F, Carroll, n. Campbell, J. Hau-
sen and n. o'Brien.
. At Graves shipyard the steam yacht
Minnie Is being improved. The craft is to
be changed from a twin screw to q single
screw boat.
Mise Grace Frost will spend her vacation
at Msrtha's Vineyard.
Michael Mcclure, q horseshoer of Grand
avenue, who was overcome by the heat on
Wednesday, is much better.
A couple of wheeimen collided on Grand
avenue bridge yesterday afternoon, and one
| of the wheels was slightly bent.
The railroad company are replanking a
/ pOILlOu VI OEhuu avenue O1lQQ0 maze nee
essary by the double tracking.
Mrs. D. A. Hayden and children of
Springfield, who have been visiting Mrs.
Charles French of Wolcott street, returned
home yesterday.
| Arthur D. Barnes returns to Kansas
| City this week. He Is secretary and treas
urer of the Kansas City Mantel company.
| During the present heated term the COW.
are giving much less milk than fofnerly,
and this commodity Is scarce in taet mar,
ket. ii =
| The crops are showing the effects of the
drought and unless q soaking rain comes
soon some of tho crops will be permanently
injured. Last evenings thunder shower
WAS very acceptable.
Mrs. Charles French is expecting te
leave In q few days on vacation trip t.
New York city and vicinity. ..,....... .,.a,
Rev. b. N. Thompson, who has beer
visiting here, returned to Hartford zee
terday.
During the frat part of Rev. D. NJ
James vacation he ia expecting to go on
yachting trip with Captain Oskins ant
Daniel Parmelee in the yacht Carrie w.
A. L. Chamberlain of A. L. Chamber
lain & Co. says he never saw the Their
mometer so high as yesterday, when /
reached 80. In the sun at the rear of tn
, | 6tOIo IL IeRlbL6E6u 11G ueKI66B.
1t was too hot yesterday afternoon evel
for Amusement on the flying horses, bu
there was plenty of business in the even
ing.
Il. F. Smith went to Hartford yesterda
to visit his mother, Mrs. James Smith, VIII
Ia i'll.
w. w. Post and family are eIpscte
home from the White mountains to-day
George F. Snsdecker was serving in tn
place of N. F. Cain, letter carrier, yestel
day.
The excursion of the st. Ignstius societ
to South Beach yesterday was attended
, 1000 persons. 1t Was a great success an
the society will reap good profit ther'
from. -:
II The Sunday school picnic of the Secon
. Congregational church, Fair Haven, wi
!. be held at High Rock grove Tuesday mex
i Tho train starts fro N the church at 7:3t
stopping 1t Fair Haven station at 7:55 an
Union depot ct 8 o'clock. The followin
sports have been arranged: One hundre
. yard dash, 100-yards dash for girls, 10'
yards dash for boys under sixteen yea
/, of age, boat race, sack race, running bros
? jump, standing broad jump, running hoI
3 step and jump, putting the shot. big
kick, spoon race, tug of war, croquet ton
!. nament, and baseball. The Sunday scho
J. of the First Presbyterian church will al,
y picnic at High Rock ON the same day. I'll
4 committee on arrangements is as follow
NJ. A. FMren, II. w. Russell, Edg
II Allen, Charles Kelsey, Edward II. Fare
y Ed. Vaudeville, Willie Wright, Erne
Ia Potter, Ernest Chapman, Robert Rowe.