Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-24
Personal.

l Mrs Samuel H. Crane and daughter Mamie arrive home to day from 8 visit to | Baltimore.
 Miss venie Diebel, daughter of MT. J. Diebel, the caterer, leaves Wednesday to take two years course of instruction at the con- vent in Hartford
 l As Rev. Herbert H. Hayden, his wife and two other ladies were driving through Ii. brsry street Saturday evening, the carriage was upset. owing to striking pile of sand near trench in the street. opened for laying pipes to the Sloan physical laboratory. All | in the carriage were thrown out. Forum ately none were hurt. The lantern, MT. Hayden says, was misplaced so that it did not give warning.
 MT. William M. Geary and Miss Mary J. Kent will be united in marriage at St. Mary's church on Wednesday evening at o'clock. l The reception takes place from to 10 p. m. l at No. 58 Grove street.
 Conductor Harry Elmer, of the West Haven horse railroad, has returned after 8 months vacation spent in Massachusetts, Vermont and Delaware.
 Mir. Stevens of the New Haven Clock company is still at his summer residence in Cheshire. His health is slightly improved. Father Fitzpatrick of St. Patrick's church, who has been under treatment in Hartford for many weeks, is rapidly improving, and his many friends in this city will be glad to learn that his ultimate restoration to health is confidently expected.
 Town Agent Reynolds is on trip of ten days to Chicago. .-a MT. E. c. Bartholomew, long prominent citizen of Northford, has removed to Wall ingford.
 Mr. Major Powe son of MT. Edwin Powe, of Ansonia, died few days ago in New Jer : sey whither he had gone for his health.
 Mr.wiIliam l.. Everit, jr., of Apothecaries Hall, takes charge to-day of the drug store corner of Grove and Orange streets, conduct ed by the late Henry Kelsey, which has been made branch of Apotheoaries' Hall.
 Rev. ". G. Andrews, of Guilford. occu- pied his pulpit again yesterday. The pre- Vious evening meeting ot his parishioneEs was held in honor of his return.
 Edward CarswelI, the temperance adve. cate. lectured on Slaughter in Nathan's Hall, Birmingham, on Saturday evening.
 Captain Frank Tiesing. Of the City Guard, is still quite i'll at his residence in Bishop street, though much better than a few days ago. It is expected that he will be confined to the house for some time yet.
 President, John Hogan; vice president, P. H. OsBFien; financial secretary, James J. McMahon; recording secretary Thomas Oan- non, and sergeant-at-arms, John Fallon, are the newly elected officers of the Elm City Catholic Benevolent association.
 John F. Gardner, one of Proctor, Maguire & Go 6 buyers, who goes this week to accept similar position with Fall River house, was on Friday evening surprised by the ap- pearance of a number of fellow employees at the Selden House, who presented him with 8 beautiful seal ring, Lucas Suttif making the presentation speech. s+ss ssa
 John McCusker, second lieutenant m the Ninth e. ", has received from the United States government $4, ,000 as arrears of pen sion, and has been granted pension Of $50 a n1onth He contracted Q disease before Yicksbura which resulted in paralysis. For number Of years he has been helpless in- valid. The pension was secured through Att toEney Plnnkett