Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-10
Personal.

Rev Father Lynch of St. Francis church is i'll with malaria. | Warden Whipple, of Birmingham, is slow ly improving in health.
 Dr. Goodwin, of Thomaston, is still seri- ously sick at Block Island Governor Harrison will attend the State fair at Meriden September IA. Mrs. J. E. Sheffield has returned from a 1 trip to Little Boar's Head, N. H. H. B. Brown & Co.,, bolt cutters at East Hampton, Conn, have assigned. Judge Quillinan, of Derby, is gradually recovering though still an invalid. Dr. Baker, of Ansonia, is taking weeks | vacation among the Litchfeld hills. Ms. Curtiss A. Titus and son, of Washing ton, Conn.,, are visiting friends in this city. | Lester E. Hickok rode from Birmingham to Hartford recently on his bicycle in six hours time.
 Dr. Leavenworth, of this city, has been | stopping for several days at the Curtiss House, Woodbury. The widow of the late Dr. T. B. Jewett, of Birmingham. has received $2, 900 benefit from the Knights of Honor.
 Rev. Mir. Osborne, curate at Christ church,
 
 Ansonia, will sever his connection October 1st for like position in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
 Rev. c. E. McGowan, of the Catholic church, Birmingham, has been transferred to New London. Rev. J. H. Dolan has taken his place.
 Colonel Barber, of Hartford, has the ground staksd out for building splendid house on the lot purchased by him in Wash ington, Conn.
 Mrs. Dr. E. Jones Young, dentist, has re- turned to the city after having been absent during the month of August, and resumed her office practice.
 MT. William M. Geary and Dr. E. L. Bis sell are talked of for the place of Dr. Doher- ty as registrar of vital statistics His resig- nation takes effect October 1. Henry De Forest Baldwin of the class of 'S5, Yale, was in Litchfeld over Sunday He is making pedestrian trip from Provi- dence, R. l., to the Catskills. Rev. H. D. Northrop, formerly of this city, who has been spending his vacation at his summer residence in Seymour leaves to re- turn to Philadelphia tomorrow.
 Julia z. Clerkin, daughter of Mir. Thomas SAeAhuu OL f0 humphrey SGTooI, qua mary Goodsell, also of this city, are among the new pupils of the State Normal school
 William B. Place, foreman at the Winches- ter Arms company, has in his garden on Dorman, corner Of Fruit street, a sunf1ower feet inches high on which are 96 blos- sons.
 ! Miss Lena Fredrieks, daughter of Charles Fredricks, of Newhallville, and Philip Spoonheimer, of Birmingham, were united in marriage last evening at the brides home by Rev. MT. Siebke.
 Miss Sarah Gibson, teacher in the Ed wards street school, has recently returned from two weeks visit at West Point, where her brother, Lieutenant W. w. Gibson, is instructor in mathematics.
 Miss Lillian A. Terrell and Mr. James D. Kimball, both of Woodbury, are to be mar ried Wednesday evening, September 1o, at the Methodist church in that place. A re- ception at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Terrell, the brides parents, will follow at 8:30.
 Rev. Frank Beckwith, formerly of Water bury, who was compelled to leave his parish in Santa Barbara on account of return of his lung difficulty, and went to the Sand wich Islands and in the most salubrious part of it taught school, has given up his school and will return to California and live an out door life.