Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-28
PrasoHAI :Iorrrr.as.

Calls to Clsrgymen- .Hooker Reunion -Uhief Hendrfck Better - Rev. Dr. HarWoOa-Rev. Rr. 8eardsReY or St. Thomass Church Ill-Illness of Mrs. sanford-Cheshire Academy Fessivi. ties.
 A reunion of the descendants of Thomas Hooker, the founder of Connecticut, will be held in Hartford Hsy 16.
 Mrs. Whaples. wife of MT. Whaples, fore- man at Price, Lee q Co.'s, is convalescent after very severe illness.
 The Calvary Baptist church (colored) of Putnam, has extended a unanimous call to the Rev. J. Clarence Moore of Worcester. Mass, which he has accepted.
 Mrs. N. Harris and daughter Gertrude of Danbury, Conn.,, and Mrs. 8. H. Lyers of New York city visited their parents, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Morris on Sunday.
 Rev. Douglass P. Burnie of Cszenovia, N. Y., Yale graduate, has been called to take charge of the Windsor avenue and Pavilion Congregational churches of Hartford.
 Mrs. Bulkeley, wife of Governor Morrsn G. Bulkeley, will soon leave for California. where she will visit her old home in San Francisco and spend the most of May there. Horace A. Eddy, son of A. J. Eddy, died on Friday noon at his fathers house in New Britain, at the age of twenty three. He had taken . trip to Florids for his health but without avail.
 Chief Hendrick, who has been suffering from bronchial troubles, by which he has been affected considerably the past winter ie improving and expects to be on his feet again in few days.
 The Rev. Dx. Harwood preached . vigorous and elegant sermon at Trinity church yester day. He and his wife returned home Friday evening from South Carolina, where they have spent four months | Mrs. Sanford of Clark street, wife of George A. Sanford, shipping clerk for New Haven Steam Heating company. has been dangerously i'll but Is now somewhat inns proved and gaining slowly.
 Caterer Deibel, who has been seriously i'll | with pneumonia, continues to improve under Dr. Bellosa's care, and yesterday was able tc visit his store, but only for a few minutes. He will be about again in about week.
 Rev. Dr. Beardsley, the much esteemed rector of St. Thomas' church, has been con. | severe cold, and some alarm was felt in the case but the doctor is now considered to bs improving.
 | The Rev. William H. Randall of Mystic will start with his family, next week, fol Penryp, California, where he will take charge | of a Baptist church. MT. Randall is ( l scholarly man, and we'll liked by all who know him. III health compels him to chang, l climate.
 Horace D. Taft, Yale 's4, who has been tutor in Latin in Yale for the last three years, will open boarding and day schoo for boys at Pelham Manor, Westoheste
 county, N. r., next September. The objec
 of the school will be to prepare boys for col leRe. He sewers his connection with Yal' next June.
 The bearers at the funeral of Mrs. Curti
 F. Evarts, Saturday were Messrs. F. 0. Row
 land, s. Harrison Wagner, 0. E. Hull, Will
 liam H. Warner, T. T. Wells and George 0
 Kimberly. The master of ceremonies wa
 limantic. The floral display was exceedipgl,
 beautiful. Several of the places were exqui
 sitely lovely.
 General Manager Futile has rented tn
 house 390 Orange street, which was racentl
 built by H. 0. Warren, the broker. Tha
 part of the Eighth ward is fast becomiu
 known as of6osville, as already the president
 vice president and comptroller, auditor superintendent of the New York division
 treasurer and two paymasters live in radiu , of four blocks.
 i, Professor A. II. Loomis goes to Cheshir . to-day to begin his eighteenth annual seaso
 ss master of ceremonies for the terpsichorsa festivities connected with the graduation ez
 ercises of the Episcopal academy. Profeseo . Loomis' Saturday morning class gives it's ar | uual reception tomorrow at Music hall froI
 quarter to 8 p. m. It will be, as usual, d. !, lightful social event for the young misses an
 masters. This is the eighteenth annual.
 Miss Mabel Pomsroy, daughter of MT. an
 Mrs. B. Frank Pomeroy of Meriden, left fo . an extended visit at Sommerville, Mass
 Saturday. As MT. Pomeroy has engaged i l. business at Manchester, his household effeci
 will be moved to that place next Tuesday D Mics Pomeroy will take up her residence [ - Manchester on her return to Connection ' Miss Nellie Hofer, who has been visiting Mi a Pomeroy for the past few days, returned 1 ', her home at New Haven Saturday morr