Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-13
Personal.

Personal.
 l Prof D. Cady Eaton and family are at the Aquidneck Hotel, Newport. ! Miss Jane Mclaughlin died in Litchfield ! Friday of spinal complaint
 \ MT. R. J. Allyn, Hartford, has been elect \ ed president of the Connecticut Valley Hard
 ware company, located at Deep River.
 George B. Cutler, of Ware, will be or. l dained and installed as pastor of the Congre. ] gational church at Hebron, Ct, Wednesday. The Rev. Dr. G. c. V. Eastman has re. signed the rectorship of St. Marks parish, Bridgewater, the same to take effect July 1st Mrs Gardner P. Barber of Hartford, died yesterday morning, aged 58 Her husband, who was of the firm of Hunt Holbrook & Barber, died several years ago.
 Professor Samuel Fuller, D. D., has not resigned his professorship in the Berkeley school The doctor says he has not the slightest intention of resigning
 Rev. Joseph Brewster, formerly rector of Christ church, oficiated at Grace church, Centerville, Sund y, and the parish is talk ing of securing his services. Sundays ser vices were the first at the church in many months
 wedding took place at St. Johns R. C.. church yesterday. The contracting parties were Francis J. Coghlan and Mary E. Flynn. A pleasant reception and dinner took place after the ceremony at the brides mothers residence in Rose street.
 Mrs. Stephen M. Wells of Wethersfeld, died uastardav of baort dicooCo of 1,biob eb a had suffered for some time She was at church on Sunday. She was very highly es- teemed. She leaves husband and seven children. Her home in her youth was New London.
 Among the guests at the Merwins Point Hotel are the following: Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Barnes and daughters and Miss Annie L. Barnes, of Southington; MT. and Mrs. T. A. Garfield and two children, MT. and Mrs. Walter A. Thomas, Mrs. C.. M. Thomas and Mrs. N. l.. Webster, of Thomaston; Mr. and Mrs c. N. Rogers, of Derby.
 MT. O. M. Adams, of Bridgeport, repre- sented the Bridgeport Gun club at the three days glass ball tournament at Syracuse last week. MT. Adams won $154 in money and prlHeS ana says that II ne naQ had Harry Nichols with him they would have swept the field He also shot three matches with C. Parker, of New York, winning all three He also won match with r. Greger, of PhiIa- delphia, breaking thirty two balls in success sion.
 Erastus Goodwin, former resident of Hartford died in New York on Wednesday at the ripe age of eighty-seven years. Some of the oldest residents of Hartford will re- member him. when living here, for his fine presence and genial ways. He was 8 man of noble and generous nature, gifted with those qualities of mind and heart which drew around him a class of men who have passed away before him.-Harttord Tunes.
 The many friends of Henry D. Averill, Esq, the genial general ticket agent of the Housatonic railroad, will regret to learn that he was taken very suddenly and severely i'll Sunday morning. and grew worse so rapidly that his friends became gre ,tly alarmed at his condition. He had similar attack Ca calculus) while at the centennial exhibition in 1876, and for some time then his recovery was regarded as extremely doubtful. His extreme suffering Sunday morning produced very dangerous congestion of the brain, but his condition yesterday was more comfort able and hopeful.-B11dgepoat Farmer.