Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Br1ef mont1Ous |
Z Choice flowers, canary birds and cages
at Champions, 1854 Chapel.
The night school now open cor. Chapel |
and Church streets, Cutler building.
William H. McCulloch has been elected
captain of Trinity colleges consolidated
football team.
The New Haven Manufacturing company
are erecting new and larger Office on
Whitney avenue on the site of their old
Office.
Miss Alice Dibble of New Haven is the
puest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols OF
Hartford, at their residence on fremont
street.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Samuel Thalheimer and Miss Anna
Linde, which is to occur October Is, at
Warner hall.
The Temple street Lawn Tennis club
gave social and dance Friday evening at
the residence of Professor A. M. Loomis,
No. 413 Temple street.
William Neely's Monkey Rolla came to
the front again Saturday, and won the
free-for-an pacing race at Rochester, N. H.
The purse was for $500.
The banner raising of the Bridgeport
Young Mems Republican club has been
postponed until some evening this week
when General Merwin can be present.
During the absence of Assistant Princi-
pal Hovey in Europe his position in the
high school, Waterbury, will be filed by
Edwin Goodenough, graduate of Yale,
49,
Mrs X. R. Mulloy, successor to A. v
Byrnes, will display Wednesday ant
Thursday, this week, the finest and mos
stylish selection of trimmed millinery eve
seen in this city.
Mrs. Collins, wife of Rev. John G. Col
Inns, has sold her present residence on st
Roman street to Mr.. G. o. E. Hartung, VIII
will occupy it. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins re
move soon to their new residence on st
Roman street.
The fifteenth anniversary of the Sum
merfield NJ E. church will be finely com
memorated Sunday. Rev. D. w. Coucl
of Brooklyn will preach in the morning
and many Methodist clergymen will at
tend during the day.
Major J. G. Kinney has been invited t.
the reception to be given to the Count o
Paris by the Pennsylvania commandery o
the military order of the Loyal Legion Oh
Monday evening, October 6, at the Uniol
League, Philadelphia.
Miss ANGELA Beecher died Friday morn
ing, after lingering illness, at the resi-
dence of her brother, Frank L. Beecher
in Waterbury, aged twenty-five years an'
eleven months Sermon will be held a
Hall memorial chapel this evening.
Rev. DIR. McChesney yesterday fore
noon preached at Trinity M. E. Churcl
his annual sermon in behalf of the differen
missionary and charitable organizations
followed by a liberal collection. The col
lection is divided among the organiza
tons.
Mrs. c. H. Townshend has returne,
from summers stay at Bar Harbor, Cas-
co Bay, Littlejohn's Island and Polan,
Springs, where her sisters, the Misse
AAobSAiAAoo,
at Salem, Mass, for a few days
and will return to-day.
Seven members of Admiral Foote pos
will present fine testimonial in the shap
of handsomely framed resolutions to Com
rade Holbrook of Dorchester, Mass. It
a tribute to Mr.. Holbrook in memory @
his entertainment of the donors of th
gift at his home during the recent g. A
r. encampment at Boston.
The appointments of post surgeons fo
New Haven county are: G. P. Lindsey
New Haven; A. North, Waterbury,; \
Nickerson, Meriden; g. L. Beardsley, De-
by; E. B. Heady, Milford; G. P. Reynold
Guilford; J. D. Mcdaughey, Wallingfori
w. H. link, Branford; w. G. Williams
Cheshire; F. B. futile, Naugatuck.