Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-09
Personal.

Roxana Bidwell, of Cromwell, died on Tuesday last, aged 78.
 A1bertus N Clark, of Milford, has return ed from business trip West.
 Mir. Edward P. Merwin, of this city, and family sail soon for European trip
 Ex-Governor English and wife have re-
 turned home from a trip to the South. Dr. Coogan, of Hartford, was decidedly better yesterday and hopes are now had of his recovery.
 Frank Griswold, of Plainville, has return
 ed from his health trip to California, his | health but little improved. Mrs. c. G. R. Vinal, of Middletown, leaves | on Saturday next for an extended tour in Europe. She sails on the Umbria. MT. and Mrs. Wallace B. Fenn have re- turned from an overland trip to California,
 having had most enjoyable trip. Mrs. Richard Dawson, of Rockville, died
 last week Thursday at Fort Worth, Texas, where she went recently to reside with @
 son.
 A. N. Clark, of Plainville, has bought an orange grove in Florida of 150 large trees, and returns home from Florida in few days.
 Hezekiah P. Glenney, father of Artist G1snney of Milford, died in Jersey City March 16. MT. Glenney was a native of Mil. ford.
 Sylvester Ellis of New Britain, a very skillful builder, who erected the Center church this city, died on Wednesday. He was much esteemed citizen.
 Alfred H. Vaughn, of the firm of A. H.
 Vaughn & Sons, iron founders of Norwich, died Tuesday at the age of 58 years. He was one of the oldest business men in the city.
 Horace Marshall of Danbury, who died
 Monday, aged Ss, had lived in the place for sixty-five years, and had for most of the
 time carried on a furniture manufacturing
 business.
 Judge Gideon Wells of Springfield, who
 has heen prominently named for a member of Yale corporation, is brother of MT. Ro- manta Wells, the wholesale drug merchant in State street, this city. The remains of the late Mrs. Pillsbury, wife of ex-Prssiding Elder Pillsbury, who formerly preached at the St. John street M. E. church. this city, were inferred in Indian Hill cemetery, Middletown. James B. Lobden and Miss Addie L.. Lock wood were married yesterday afternoon at the residence of MT. John G. Orr, Pittsfield,
 Mass The happy couple will select West Stratford as their future place of residence. Mayor Morgan G. Bulkeley and Mrs. Bulk
 eley, of Hartford. lett for Old Point Comfort, Va, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bulkeley will remain there for the present. The l Mayor, however, will return by the middle of next week.
 Frank E. Ferree of Middletown, who re- turned from health trip to California short time ago, died on Wednesday. He did not expect to live to reach home, being so feeble when he started to return home, but his wish to seq the old home once more was gratifed.
 MT. Roland D. A. Thompson, assistant | bookkeeper at Peck Bros & Co.'s, and Miss
 Mamie only daughter of MT. Charles L. Belcher, were married at half past 2 o'clock
 on Wednesday afternoon at Calvary Baptist ] church, Rev. Mir. Samson officiating. There | were many friends in attendance. The happy
 couple, after the reception at the brides home on State street near Pearl, left on a l wedding trip. The bride is a graduate of l the High school and an accomplished young lady.