Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-14
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

Regarding New Haven People and Other People. Mrs. Sophia Barnum, mother of E. c. Bar | num, is quite sick.
 MT. A. B. Coe of Middiefeld, who has been i'll for some time past, is very low. Miss Glenie T. Ensign has resumed her | charge of River View school in Essex. l Captain O. G. Carrier, one of Enfeld's old | est citizens, is very ill with heart disease. Lucius Bradley, with the Bigelow company,
 is spending his vacation in Crawford, New
 Jersey.
 w. H. Pierpont, quartermaster general of the Grand Army, has returned from visit
 to Oregon.
 The Misses Chester of Washington, D. G., l are visiting at the residence of W. c. Sharpe
 in Seymour.
 Prof. A. M. Loomis, of New Haven, is to | continue his dancing school in Waterbury | this winter.
 Chief Hendrick of the fire departm ent writes that he will be home the 18th or 20th of this month. B. H. Merrick, of Stratford, is visiting at
 street, Seymour.
 Senator O. H. Platt and wife left yesterday for the Senator's summer home at Long Lake, Adirondacks.
 President Henry Kellogg of the Phoenix Fire Insurance company, Hartford, arrived home from Europe Saturday.
 The condition of Mrs. Munger, wife of Rev. Dr. Munger, continues about the same, with no hope of her recovery.
 Nr oe &bo
 Haven Colony Historical society, has returned
 home from a stay at the mountains. Enos Vreland, secretary of the New York fire department, is spending 8 few weeks' vacation with his brother Charles in Fair Haven.
 Dr. Chapin, of this city, has just been elected fellow of the American Association of Sciences at the annual session just closed at Buffalo.
 Edward Parker, jr., of Thomaston, who
 has been seriously ill in Cambridge, Mass, is
 improving in health and hopes are entertained
 of his ultimate recovery. E. A. Bradley, son of ex-Alderman John c. Bradley, will be best man at the wedding of S. Lloyd Salisbury, the Fair Haven drug gist, and Miss Cassie Hotchkiss in Cheshire tomorrow. - ..,g nt
 MT. James A. Donnelly, late of Bolton &
 Neely's, is in Troy, where he has taken
 charge of the new large branch store of Bol-
 ton & Nicely, and is preparing to remove his
 family thither. Mrs. R. s. Goodwin, of Thomsston, went to Elizabeth, N. J., Saturday to place her son Ralph in MT. Forcyth's preparatory school, where he will be fitted for the Shef- field Scientific school. Ex-Representative Tibbals of Durham, who has been the principal salesman for 0.
 M Newton for nearly two years, has accept ed similar position in the Hartford clothing house of Freeman & Co. Mr. Milo D. Futile, of the Crockett & Futile company, has gone on an extended trip in the West and will go as far as Colo rado, visiting many large cities during his absence. He will be absent about 8 month. :. The Rev. Mr. Osborn of New Haven, who
 has a charge in New Jersey, preached in the
 Episcopal church, Seymour, Sunday morn ing to a large and appreciative audience. He
 was assisted by the Revs. Pardee and Davis. The Rev MT. Hammond, of the Methodist church, Ansonia still continues to improve, although it will be some weeks before he IS able to resume his pastoral work. Sunday his pulpit was occupied by the Rev. J. A. Burgess, of Waterbury.