Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-24

Judge Dwight w. Pardee, of Hartford, ac-
companied by his sisters and Dr. w. w.
Welch and wife of Norfolk, is at Jackson
vile, Fla.
A. P Hyde of the law firm of Hyde, Gross
& Hyde, Hartford, has made arrangements
to sail from New York for Europe June 18th
and will spend the summer abroad.
Miss Miller, a teacher in one of the schools
of the Straddle Hill district, Middletown, is
living ill with scarlet fever and not expected
to live
Samuel S. Rowland, of Southport, died on
Sonday in, the sixty second year of his age.
Mr.. and Mrs P T. Barnum have started
on their usual spring visit to Old Point Com
fort for few weeks Miss Sophie Hubbard
forms one of the party.
Rev Mr.. Wing, of Bridgeport, goes to the
Mt. Vernon church for his next appointment
He will be succeeded at Bridgeport by Rev.
E. A. Blake, of Port Chester.
Ex-Congressman Kellogg, of Waterbury,
is eating oranges and figs in Riverside, San
Bernardino county, Southern California,
with the thermometer at go in the shade at
midday,
Mr.. Frederick Bostwiok, long with Tuttle,
Morehouse & Taylor, for six years past as
foreman, has resigned and engages in the
lob printing business in this city with F. NJ
Wiser. HIS many friends will wish him
abundant success.
EIizur Thompson, the lighthouse keeper,
lost his pocketbook with $40 in it yesterday
Captain Arnold will probably resign his
captaincy of the Grays on his return from
the South and Lieutenant Lee will probably
succeed him to the position. Lieutenant
Draine will step up to Lieutenant Lees
place, All are popular officers and under
them the Grays have scored years of pros
perity For second lieutenant the company
will take it's pick from Sergeants L. H. Bates
and c.. G. Ford; and Corporals NJ. w. Bur
we'll and Wallace Buell..
John Lawrence, who was struck by loco
motive near Collinsville March IS, had one
arm broken besides other injuries. He was
taken to the hospital at Hartford. He was {
soldier from Canton during the late war ano
draws a small pension.
Mr.. Horace J. Morton has been confined
to his residence on Greene street opposite
Wooster Square for several weeks owing tc
indisposition but is nearly recovered.
Mr.. Clark Peck was feeling considerably
improved yesterday, but was not able to leave
his bed. He is considered to be gaining
| materially.
Mr.. Horace Wall, manager of the New
Haven Opera House, has been confined to th'
| house for day or two with a severe rheuma
| tic. attack but is much better.
Mrs. Henry Peck, widow of the late Mayo
Peck, was SO years of age yesterday
Mr.. Frank c. Bushnell, of Bushnell
Dewell, was yesterday appointed by Judg
| York trustee on the insolvent estate of JOIN
| Lego & Son.
| Policeman Loughlin, who has been i'll, is o.
duty again.
DR.. Carver won, rs to rs, the purse O
81, 500 in his pigeon shooting contest wit
F. C. Penrose at Fort Worth, Texas, Sun
day.
| Rev. T. ]. Maloney, of ST.. Johns (R c.
church, who has been ill, is able to official
again.
| Rev. Frederick R. Sanford, rector of ST
James church, Westyille. has resignedsto g
to Warehouse Point. His resignation take
effect on the third Sunday after Easter.
Walter Smith, of California, is revisitln
old friends here after an absence of eleve
| wears,