Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-21
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 MT. Wright and Frank Evans have re- l turned to Brooklyn. The family of Presiding Elder Wardel will summer at Ocean Grove. Mrs Hicks, of New Haven, has been spend ing week at George Gillette's in Thomas ton.
 Mir. A. L. Chamberlain and wife, of the Annex, left yesterday for the White Noun tains.
 Miss Edith Johnson, of the Greenwich ave- 1 nue school, leaves to-day for a visit to the Catskills.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Root have gone on 8 two l weeks vacation, visiting friends in Boston ! and Providence. Mrs. Glover of New York, widow of the | late Rev. O. E. Glover, is visiting with Mrs.
 I. N. Damn. of this city. Eben Buell., of Clinton, caught a large ter I rapin in his pounds off Clinton Tuesday, which weighed 58 pounds. Mrs. H. B. Sturgess, of New Haven, is | spending the week in Thomaston with her | sister, Mrs. J. M. Warner. Rev. E. 0. Gardiner and wife, of Nauga- l tuck, left yesterday for Nantucket, where \ they will stay three weeks. Mrs. Thomas Garrity, of Naugatuck, sails | for Liverpool on Thursday. She expects to | be absent about seven weeks. Isaac Wolfe, ex-president of the Board of Councilmen, expects to sail for Europe Sat \ urday, to be gone two months. Tax Collector Futile will be member of the can't-get-away club this season, business ! at the tax office being pressing at this ! time of the year. Mrs. Twitchell, mother of George Twitch- \ ell of Naugatuck, slipped from the doorstep ! on Monday and dislocated her hip. She is
 over eighty years of age. Mrs. Benton, wife of Clerk H. E. Benton of the Common Pleas court, leaves to-day for | @ stay at Ogdensburg and Alexandria Bay. MT. Benton will take a run up there later. ! Town Agent Reynolds will take no vacation this year, except that he will start on the 10th of August for Chicago, there to attend as delegate the convention ot the National | league.
 Mrs. William H. Gould and Miss M E. Gould have gone to Long Island to spend the ! summer months. While there they will visit Southampton and other noted watering places.
 1 It is expected that Rev. George E. Reed of l the Hanson Place church, Brooklyn, will | succeed Rev. J. O. Peck as pastor of the
 Trinity M. E. church, at the expiration of Dr. Pecks term. Colonel A. H. Robertson and wife took 8 l drive to Woodmont last evening. Mrs. Rob- | ertson is summering in Litchfield most of the season, to which place Colonel Robertson will drive up soon for a weeks vacation. MT. Elias P. Merriman expects to present | to the next town meeting his bill for $500, for I the expenses he incurred in legally determin- \ ing the length of the terms of the tax asses- BOTS, feeling confident that he has justice on I his side in the case. Editor Graham, of the Meriden Republi- can, and family drove down to the West
 Haven shore yesterday. They are guests at the Sea View. Editor Graham is quite par tial to the West Haven shore, finding the salt | air benifcial to his health and the health of
 his family, while the boys take solid comfort | at the shore.
 Captain Julius Koch, teacher of the Ger
 man language, has just recovered from se-
 were attack of indammatory rheumatism,
 which rendered him helpless and was cured
 by Professor Loveridge's magnetic cure Captain Koch has had, in the last two or | three years, two previous attacks of the same | disease which confined him to his room for | eight months.