Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-13
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Foreman James A. Church, of Hook and Ladder i, is in Woodbridge for his health.
 Prof. Wayland of this city, was guest of Hon. David Wells in Norwich Tuesday.
 Benjamin Wells retired merchant of Stratford, died Tuesday of paralysis, aged 70.
 Chief Hendrick attended the annual parade of the New Milford fire department yester- day.
 United States Marshal Bates, of Hartford, is again confined to his house by serious ill., ness.
 Increase Allen, of Norwalk, for many years a prosperous merchant, died on Monday, aged 80 years.
 President Kellogg, of the Phoenix Life h. surance company of Hartford, sails for Flu. rope July 10.
 Rev. Dr. Beardsley and family, Dr. Levi Ives and Mir. Charles Mulock left yesterday morning for Saturday.
 Rev. Mir. Tremaine, of St. John's Episco- pal church, arrived in New York on Tuesday on the Italy, from his European trip.
 w. c. Case and w. J. Atwater start for Colorado Monday, to be gone two or three weeks. They go on a business trip. Judge Lynde Harrison arrived at San Fran cisco July 3, and is having good time. He expects to arrive home the first week in Au- gust.
 During the absence of Miss Martha Linds- ley, alto singer of the Grace Episcopal church. choir, Miss Anna Tresdale is filling her place.
 Miss l.. A. Miller, principal of the New Haven School of Music, is summering at Nantasket Beach, Mass, and later visits the mountains.
 Rev. Herbert H. Hayden appeared before the police court. His errand was to pay the fine for an unfortunate who was ''up'' for drunkenness
 Rev. Dr. E. P. Parker of the South church and Mir c. H. Northam, of Hartford, wil sail on their European trip, Wednesday, July 19, going by the Gallia. MT. John H. Platt has severed his connec l tion with the store of F. A. Gilbert on Chap el street and will take vacation, returning to the city about September 1st. Martin McMahon. @ brakeman on one ot | the trains, was sunstruck at the quarry ir | Meriden Tuesday afternoon about o'clock. | He is now lying in the Hartford hospital. l Rev. Mr. Denslow and wife, of Fair Haven while at Rutland, Vt.. on the Fourth of July were blessed by the arrival of baby boy Another son came to them four years ago or Independence day.
 l In the current number of Rhodes Jour nal of Banking" there is an able and inter esting discussion of ''The Currency Cues | tion," by George A. Butler, cashier of th' Tradesmens bank in this city.
 Mir. E. Gilbert Austin of this city, has re gently been revising play of prominen New York actress who is to appear on th l road during the coming season. The play i said to be one of much merit.
 Rev. Mir. Hall, of Meriden has gone to th Catskill Mountains and after few days ther will sail for Europe, accompanied by Benja min Collins. They visit Dublin and othe places, returning in about two months.
 Mir Henry T, Sperry, of Hartford, is grad ually recovering from long and tedious ill ness, but is not yet able to leave the house His physicians recommend a change of al and scene and say that he will be able to SC out within week or two.
 Rev. Mir. Samson, of the Calvary. Baptis church, will begin his vacation next Monday On the following Saturday he will start fo Portland, Me, in company with Bosto friends, for a fortnight's cruise along th Maine coast in the yacht Sparkle.
 The New London Day says: Cornelius I Driscoll has received the Democratic nomins tion for Corporation Counsel of the city c New Haven, recently vacated by Henry Stod dard, who has been honored with the ermint MT. Drscoll is New London boy and ha fought his way up by sheer fierce of intellee and native talent.