Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
Personal.
Rev. LoSenh RraWsta1. is ill

Rev. Joseph Brewster is ill at Mt. Carmel | Judge O. s. Seymour is reported as i'm
 proving.
 l. Minott E. Osborn and wife have returned
 from their southern trip.
 Editor R. H. Smith, of the Newtown Be
 that is to be, is spending few days in Wa l terbury with his family.
 MT. Herbert E. Landon. of Bridgeport
 has leased the Goodsen Hotel, Brookfeld,
 for the coming season.
 John Suspicion, aged 70, for thirty years a
 resident of Norwich, died of heart disease
 very suddenly Sunday morning. The condition of Rev. Father Fitzpatrick
 is again critical He is suffering with dropsy
 and with lung and heart troubles | Edward Mccarthy, ex-City Auditor, has
 been confined to his home by sickness for 8 ! week, but is regaining his health. Frank Jarvis an officer of the Missouri.
 Kansas and Texas and Denver and Rio Grande railroads, died in Norwich Friday morning, at the age of 40 years.
 Rev. Charles E. Harris, of Bridgeport, preached his farewell discourse as pastor of the First M. E. church Sunday evening to a crowded congregation.
 Rev. Charles Paddock begins his duties as pastor of the Baptist church in Middleto VII next Sunday A sister died in St. Louis re- gently, delaying his coming.
 MT. Charles B. Hotchkiss, president of the Pequonnock National bank of Bridgeport, and MT. John Hurd, of that city, have gone to Michigan to be absent about ten days
 J. P. Ellacott, the superintendent of ma chinery for the Interstate Industrial exposi- tion at Chicago in the fall, is in Hartford making arrangements for exhibits by manu- lecturers.
 The Rev. Father Sheffrey of the Church of the Sacred Heart, who has been confined to his house since last December by com plication of diseases, is improving slowly, and his friends hope soon to see him about again.
 The friends of Mir. and Mrs. Elias P. Mer- riman, of Fountain street, Westville, cele- brated the fifteenth anniversary of their mar riage recently. Their numerous friends surprised them and left many handsome presents. A fine collation. was served.
 B. H. Barnes and wife, H. L. Cannon and wife, Charles s. Leete and wife and Miss Ida Leete, F. s. Bradley and wife, Mrs George B. Rich and Miss Fanny Brown, start to-day from New York on two or three weeks, southern trip, visiting Washington, Norfolk, Richmond and other places.
 Colonel D. A. Rood, proprietor of the United States Hotel, has secured MT. H. B. Warden, of the Parker House. Boston. as head clerk. Mir. A. H. Baker the former clerk, has retired. Mir. Alfred J. Estfow re- mains as day clerk, and William c. Jones as | night clerk.-HGrtford Post
 Beecher Preston, son of Dr. s. McNarv of Hartford, was buried yesterday afternoon. The bearers were Mayor Morgan G. Bulkeley. Judge George s. Gilman, ex-Mayor George | c. Sumner and Judson H. Root The de- 1 ceased was very promising lad of 14, and died of congestion of the brain.
 0. Henry Osgood, of Norwich, has pur- chased the superb and large schooner yacht Haze of Ogden Gillette, of New York. The price paid is said to be $4 ,5oo. The Haze has been wintered at New London and will De put into commission in first class order bv Mr. Osgood in few weeks Mir. Oseood ia Ilso building splendid yacht at Brooklyn. l. l. It will be of the finest kind. I'