Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-03
PERSONAL.
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 H A. Bennett and wife, 6f this city, are in New Pfesteti and viii Fastieats f6f tithe t,t Mf. Bshhett's place.
 MF sidHsF BiiieR, ex=bFesidsht 6f the UHi8R Pacific FaiiF9ad, ls iH htehhela Visit= ing his daughter, MFs. Ripley: Fhe fit. Hey. Henry A: Heeiy, bishep 6f Maine, assisted iH the services at St. Mi= ehasl's, Eitehfeid ea Sunday last,
 Professors Dwight and Harris, of this city, with their families are demiGiied for the sum mer in Mrs. Wadhams' place on North street, Litehheld.
 Professor Whitney has been elected pFesi- dent of the Williams college alumni.
 Rev. Father McGiveny, of Thomaston, has been visiting old friends in this city this week.
 Labor Commissioner Hadley has entered upon his duties. The office will be on the third floor of the Capitol at Hartford in the room heretofore occupied by the Insurance committee.
 Rev. H. H. Johnson of New Bedford, re- gently pastor of the First (colored) Baptist church of Halifax N. s., has accepted call from Emanuel church of this city. Samuel Bolton, of the firrn of Bolton & Nicely, is with his family at the West End Hotel, Long Branch, during the month of July.
 Town Agent Reynolds is able to give lit tie time to business each day. Harry w. Fisher, for over a year the popular night clerk at the Elliott House, has resigned, and yesterday left for his home in New Bedford, Mass. He talks l of making another whaling voyage as second | mate of a whale ship. Professor Baldwin will spend August in Maine, Professor Phillips in Vermont, Pro- lessor Lee in Litchfeld, Professor Lewis in Branford, Mass, Rev. Dr. Todd and family ! in Pennsylvania, Rev. A. H. Wyatt and fam l fly at Pine Grove, Conn.,, Rev. w. H. But rick and family at the Thousand Islands, Rev Dr. Smyth in Maine, Judge Robinson at Money Island, Rev. Dr. Goodsell at Short Beach, Alderman J. o. Bradley at Morris Cove, William B. Goodyear at Sachem's Head.
 MT. Paul Rossler, the Church street mer- | chant, who has been absent in Berlin, Ger many, two years, will remain probably until next spring. His children with him pur- suing advanced courses of study. Judge | T. | Ressler call in Berlin this summer.
 James H. Bunce and family, of Middle town, leave Friday for Martha's Vineyard for the summer.
 Lawyer A. w. Bacon, of Middletown, will start for England the 18th of this month
 Horace 0. Wilcox and family, of Meriden, go to Martha's Vineyard for the summer Monday.
 Professor Robert P. Keep, of Williston seminary, has accepted an appointment as principal of the Free academy at Norwich. Dr. Keep is the son of the late John R. Keep, of Hartford, graduate of the class of '65, q afterwards tutor at Yale and consul at the Pireus, where he pursued his studies in | Greek, and then for a considerable term an instructor at Williston seminary.
 Collector Hedden, recently appointed col. lector of customs at New York, closely re sembles Mayor Bulkeley, of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Ebner L. Robinson, ot Rocky Hill, celebrated their twentieth mar riage anniversary Wednesday evening. Fully one hundred guests were present.
 The Rev. O. A. Piddock and family, o1 Middletown, are at their cottage at Crescent Beach, Mantle.
 Hayden D. Goodrich, who has been the manager of the central telephone office 1T Middletown since it's opening, has finished his work there and comes to New Haven 1T the employ of the Standard Time company Mr. Goodrich has made many friends in Middletown.