Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-08
Personal.

James Within Abbott, a graduate of Yale
in the class of 1868, a successful mining en-
gineer, is in the city visiting relatives. His
home is at Lake City, Colorado, in the CEN
ter of the great mining district
The North church, Bridgeport, was the
scene of a very pleasant wedding yesterday
morning, the parties being Mr.. W. R. Briggs
and Miss Lizzie, daughter of the late George
E. Beach, both of Bridgeport. 1t was very
genteel affair, and the presents were numer-
Gus and beautiful.
Ichabod Dickinson, much respected citi-
zen of Stonington, died January 28th aged
sixty-seven years.
H. Sturges, of Huntsville, has sued the
town of Canaan for $4,000 for injuries sus-
tanned by the falling of bridge last October.
( Mrs. Rhoda Humphrey, widow of the late
Daniel Humphrey, died January %, aged 80
years, in Canton. She had lived in one To-
cality over half century.
Professor George E. Day, of the Yale
Divinity school, the only living ex-pastor of
the Edwards church. Northampton, who was
invited to deliver the sermon at the installa-
ton of Rev. Isaac Clark on the 18th, declines
on account of his health, and Professor Will
liam Barbour, of this city, q classmate of Mr..
CLARK, will preach instead.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Edward E.
Jaynes takes place this afternoon at $50
from he Third Methodist church. The de-
ceased left wife, son and a daughter.
MT L. F. Thomas, the popular Irish COM
edian at the American Theatre, has been
taken seriously ill and has gone to his home
in Brooklyn to recuperate.
Arrivals.
There was long list of arrivals at the New
Haven House yesterday afternoon and even
ing, mostly on account of the junior prone
made last evening. The list Given below
shows not few prominent names and gives
some idea of the visitors from abroad who
were at the promenade last evening:
Mrs. Samuel Colgate, Orange, N J.
Mrs. Stockwell, New York
Mrs. J. E. Raymond, Brooklyn.
Miss Lille Raymond, Brooklyn.
Miss Martin, New York.
Mrs. w. w. Phelps, Englewood, N. j.
Miss M. Phelps, Englewood, n. j.
Mrs. Frank Nichols, Englewood, n.
Miss Nichols, Englewood. Nj r--~
Miss Cook Englewood, N J.
Mrs. II. B. Murchie, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss M. J. Eaton, Boston. -.
Mrs. Cunningham, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Miss Thurlow, Newport.
Mrs ]. w. Doane, Chicago.
Gen. Il. W. slocum wife and daughter, Brooklyn,
MRS aud Miss Folsom. Orange. NJ.
Mrs. John Bate, Brooklyn
Miss Bate, Brooklyn.
Mrs. James Cunningham, Brooklyn.
Miss E. G. Cunningham Brooklyn.
Miss M. Bishop, Brooklyn.
Miss S. Bishop, Brooklyn.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cunningham, Brooklyn.
Mr.. James Cunningham Brooklyn.
Mrs o. O. Cottle, Little Falls, N Y,
Miss Cotte, Little Falls. N. Y.
Miss Bramer, Little Falls. n. Y.
Mrs. c. L. Benedict, Brooklyn.
Miss Cock, Brooklyn.
Miss milford, Brooklyn.
MisaJ: R. Halsey, Brooklyn.
Miss Halsey, Brooklyn.
A. II. siegfried ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frost, Peekski1l.
Mrs George H. Stout, Peekskill.
Charles s. HALL Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. 7. P. Hall. Detroit, Mich.
Miss Hall, Detroit. Mich.
Mrs james Mcmillan, Detroit, Mich
Miss Lewis, Detroit, Mich.
Miss Whiting. Detroit, Mich.
Miss Stockwell, Orange, N j.
Miss L. Hurd, Baltimore.
Miss A. Austin, Baltimore
Miss Fairbanks, New York.
Miss Stone, New York
r. A. Peabody, New York.
Mrs. John Durant Rochester, N. Y.
T. De Witt Talmage, New York
Mrs. and Miss Reed, Bridgeport.
Prof. De Henzel Hartford.
r. b. Barnes and wife, Albany, N. Y.
c. nj. Kirkham, Springfield
AIrs. Trubee, Bridgeport.
Miss Trubee, Bridgeport.
Miss Walker, Northampton.
Mr.. Monteith, New York.
Miss Monteith, New York
Miss Mary Merriam, Spring field.
Mrs. Merriam, Springfield.
A. G. Perkins, New York.
George Gross, Boston.
r. Mcclure, Boston.
Mr.. Proctor, Boston.
Mr.. j. Sheldon and friend, New York.