Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-12
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Atwaters box of trout has arrived.

Mr.. Atwater's box of trout has arrived.
Mr.. Elias Pierpont left for Saratoga yes
terday.
James A. Hatch, formerly of the Elm
House, Westville, is running the Montville
Hotel, Kansas City, Mo.
Lawyer Cooley is recovering from sickness
brought on by drinking aqua ammonia by &C
sident few days ago, but is still confined to
the house.
United States Senator Platt and James P.
Platt Meriden's city attorney, left yesterday
for Saratoga. From thence they 80 to the
Adirondacks.
| Rev. Joachim Mallory and Rev. Joseph
Butler of st. Bonaventure's Seminary, Allie
gany, New York, were in this city yesterday
| visiting friends.
Mr.. Philip Pond returned from short
visit to Woodbury. Thursday, where Mrs.
Pond and daughter Fannie will remain a
number of weeks
Mrs. A. ". Webster of Ansonia died
Thursday. She was we'll known and respect
ed. She will be buried from the Episcopal
church, Ansonia, on Sunday at p. m.
| Professor Brush, of this city, will deliver
the opening address upon the assembling of
the American Association for the Advance
ment of Science at Montreal Wednesday
evening, August 49,
| T. 8. Smedley, of Smedley Bros, and A.
| E. Newhall proprietor of NewhalPs cider,
start this morning for Saratoga to spend a.
| week there and afterward take week more
in visiting other summer resorts.
DIR. Earl Matthewson, son of DR.. II. w.
Matthewson of Durham, is quite ill at his
| home in Montville. He had been attending,
| some diphtheria cases recently and his illness
| ID thought to be owing to his devotion to the
| little sufferers.
Lucien Barton of East Hampton, Conn. !,
who has been for the last twenty three years
on the frontier guide and scout, returned
home last Saturday. No word has been heard
from him by his mother friends for years,
| and they thought him dead. His return was
| glad Surprise to friends.
Thomas Farrell, living on North street,
Norwich, died suddenly from cholera morbus
Wednesday evening at the age of fifty, after
an illness of about thirty six hours. He in
dulged in hearty meal of string beans
on Monday evening before retiring. He was
a volunteer from Meriden in Co. 3, of tbs
Ninth Connecticut regiment of volunteers.
New Haven arrivals in Litchfield this week
were thus chronicled in the Enquirer Thurs
day At the Lake View, Captain Richard
Peck, Frank G. Williams at the United
States, D. S. Winne, w. j. Mills, A. M. En-
sign at the Mansion, O. E. Thompson and
wife, S. Thompson, wife and children, G. M.
Smith, T. E. Lewis.
Miss Jennie Oatlin, very successful young
teacher in the Washington school, whose
class methods have been the subject of dis
cussion at teachers institutes, is recovering
from nearly years nervous prostration
She was for a long period at Block Island
and is now at the Cove. 1t is probable she
will resume her old place in the fall.
Judge Cowell's temporary illness is not
, only not dangerous, but is paralleled by the
indisposition of several other Odd Fellows
who took in the Lighthouse Point clambake
1t was truly a wonderful bake, according tc
all accounts, and many were led into over
indulgence by the extra delicious flavor Of
/ the ingredients composing the extraordinary