Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
Personal,

! MayOr il. Il. OsgOOd nas DSenreuOmlnateu
 by the Norwich Republicans.
 Rev. Dr. Newman smyth will preach in the Old South church, Boston, next Sunday. MT. H. P. Hitchcock and wife, of Hartford, l have been to California on visit and re- l turned.
 Mir. Herbert Goings is dra wing room car
 conductor on the new Newport special on the Shore Line road,
 Rev. Father Fitzpatrick of St. Patrick's | church, has not been so we'll since his return
 from his trip South.
 Edward Taylor, son of George w. Taylor,
 of Futile, Warehouse & Taylor's, is travelling l in Europe, and WAS last at Rome. Dr. Castle, of Wethersfeld, a successful
 physician, died on Saturday. He had prac-
 ticed in Wethersfeld for thirty years. l George Bliss, formerly of Hartford, but latterly of Detroit, has been missing since
 May 18th. He has wife and one child.
 Major Embler, of Hartford, has been ap-
 pointed treasurer of the Connecticut Tele-
 phone company, at which many friends are well pleased.
 Rev. John Lyon of the Church of the Re-
 deemer, Bridgeport, will sail for Europe June | 17th, and will return in August. His trip will be mainly for the purpose of visiting his parents, whom he has not seen in several years. Mir. Edwin H. Forbes, formerly of the l Asylum Hill school Hartfo ord but now prin- cipal of the South Hadley Falls High school, has been invited to the superintendency of ID $1, 800.
 MT. John Hooker, the reporter of the Su- preme Court, is going to Dansvile, N. Y., to spend the summer at Dr. Jacksons Cure MT. H. is suffering from sprained knee, an accident caused by misstep on the Capitol stairs few days ago.
 Miss Gertrude M. Sterling, sister of Mir. Julian H. Sterling, Bridgeport, sailed Satur- day afternoon on the steamer Mangerton for Rio Janeiro to make four months visit to her sister, Mrs. Baillie. The voyage will occupy nearly month.
 Major E. V. Preston, superintendent of agencies for the Travellers Insurance c.m- pany, Hartford, was at Leadville, Col, last week, on his way to California. He will be absent for some time yet, and will travel good deal on the Pacific slope.
 Among the passengers on Conductor San ders' train south, Wednesday morning, were Canadian couple who have been blessed with. twenty-six children, eleven of whom accompanied them. The other fifteen had got away WszHmaaatic Journal.
 Will Hutchison, son of Prof. Hutchison, and formerly captain of the Yale university nine, has recently gone to Kansas City, Me- braska, where he holds 8 gratifying position in the transportation office of the Chicago and Alton railroad. d.-Noracich Batzzetin.
 William H. Gillette, of Hartford, who is known all over the country by his play, ''The Professor" in which he takes the lead ing part, was married at Windsor, Ontario, on Thursday last, to Miss Helen Nickles, lately resident of Windsor, member of one of the best Detroit families.
 Dr. J. P. Henriques, formerly of this city, where he practiced with Dr. F. L. Dibble, ] and who has been in Europe continuing his professional studies at Vienna, has been dan | gerously i'll. He and an associate were pois- | oned in the dissecting room. His companion died, and for soms time Dr. Henriques' life was despaired of. A recent letter from Eu- rope pronounces him out of danger. and that he will recover.
 Patrick Reilly. 55 years of age, died Sun day night of cancer at his residence, No. 15 Rose Court. He came from Ireland to this city many years ago, and was much respect ed citizen. During the administration of Town Agent Reynolds the deceased was roadmaster at the almshouse, and also held the same position under 8 previous adminis- ration for a number of years. His duties were always performed faithfully. Deceased caves family. Mir. Reilly, of Gallagher & Reilly, mason contractors is a brother of de- ceased #