Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-03-29

| MIR. Asa r. Saunders, formerly fer year
| clerk ct the New Haven House, has taken thu
management Of the Union House in:Stamford
Mr.. WIN. II. Yale, the late.proprietor Of ia!
Union House, has leased q. hotel ons Marke
street, Newark, h. f. go
Rev. Mr.. Vail of the Presbyterian church,
Stamford, takes a pleasure trip to the Der
mudas, starting April 18th.
Rev. @. E. Richardson, of the Darien ID.
E. church, was surprised" by visit from
several of his Pensioners last Thursday eve
ming, and presented, after social time at the
house, with q handsome sum Of money.
Mr.. Jesse W. Reed, an aged and esteemed
resident of Stamford, expired on Wednesday.
The funeral took place yesterday from the
Congregational church in Stamford.
Mr.. Leonard Kellogg, son Of the late Capt.
er of Henry Kellogg, president of the
Phoenix Insurance company of Hartford,
died in Sacramento, CAL, on Sunday last.
He was about 62 years of age.
Mr.. John woodford. of Winsted, arrived
home from Florida Tuesday and reports
his wife considerably improved since she
went South. Mrs. Woodford is now at
Aiken, s. c., and will return in month.
Frederick D. Barns, of Collinsville died
March 21st, aged So. Deceased had friends
in New Haven, who mourn his loss.
Mr.. George A. Robinson, clerk in
Norwich grocery store, had cancer removed
from his lip Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. William G. Abbott, formerly treasurer
of the Dime Savings bank in Norwich, has
Just been promoted to the secretaryship of
the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance COM
psny at Hartford.
Prof. Cyrus Northrep has not yet an
nounced his decision regarding his call to
Minnesota college.
John Nichols, sof Sherif's Hill, Branford,
had too ribs fractured on Thursday evening
by fall.
Prof W. K Townsend gave a reception to
the Yale Law School juniors at his residence
last evening.
Mr. John Burr Goodsell formerly stove
and tin merchant of Westport, died in New
York city ON Monday last of typhoid malarial
fever, following an attack of pneumonia Mr..
Goodsell was an active member of the M. E.
church, from which his funeral obsequies
were conducted on Thursday by the pastor,
Rev. Levi Perry. The interment was at
Willowbrook eemrtery.
Mrs Abigail Guyer of Westport, relict of
Peter Guyer, was buried in Christ church
cemetery, that town, Thursday afternoon.
She was "a years of age.
Uri Allen, of Plymouth, died Thursday
night of blood poisoning.
G. j. Pierpont, aged SO, a well known far
mer in East Farms district, Waterbury, died
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Asahel Coe, whose death at Waverly,
ILL.,, at the age of 85. occurred March 20, was
brother of Israel Coe, of Waterbury, and re-
sided there for number of years.
: Mr.. Rankin was the druggist who testified
in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday in
stead of Mr.. Coburn, as was stated yester-
day.
Mr.. F. Fl. Nash, House reporter for the
Bridgeport Standard, is about to offer what
many will like to read-a list of all the old
people in Connecticut who are so years of
age and over.
Mr.. George STREET., of this city. the former
leader of the American band, led
the American band, Meriden, in the
parade connected with the G. A. R. bean
bake in that city last night. The band has
been under his instruction for some time
past.