Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-16
PERSONAL NOTES

Wedainzs in she City-visitors In ! Town-An Elopement-Fine Horses- | miases Bangs' school-Mr. Jaeebs Hetter-Mr. Pease Improving.
 Miss Alice McQuaid is home from vassar. l Max Strouse, buyer for Wm. Nicely 6 Co.,, sails for Europe about the first week In Au- 1 gust. MT. and Mrs. George E. Robertson and 1 Master Percival Robertson are rusticstins in Mansfield, Conn.
 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jewstt and Mias Nillie Sehneelooh have gone to Bennington, Vt, to remain for week.
 Dr. W. W. Wadsworth of Berlin, who was injured in a carriage accident, died Sasur- day. He was very highly esteemed.
 A. E. Gardner of West Haven has sold his fast road horse Boy Jack, to Lee Brothers. real estate dealers in Bridgeport. for sl ,O0O.
 FEE, 8. Munger has accepted a position as day clerk at the Fremont houss and entered upon the duties and is already very popular assistant.
 MT. Thomas Fl. Psass, the nswsdealer, is slowly improving under Dr. Ohsneys care, and it is hoped will bs able to get about tho house in few days.
 Eobert Jacobs, the North Haven man who was taken i'll on Chapel street and was con- yeyed to the hospital, was better yesterday and it is thought will recover.
 Mr. William H. Merwin has sold his resi- dence on Edwards street, No. 22, to Mr. McEwen of New York, who will. during ene summer occupy 1t for his residence.
 At the Miases Bangs school the closing sx- very Interesting program is provided, as usual, including musio end several rseita- lions.
 William N. Bartholomew of Winthrop avenue, and Miss Frances Ray Coolidge of Madison, will bs united in marriage Wednss- day, June % at p. m. at the brides home on Elm street, Madison.
 The marriage of Councilman J. P. Bree and Miss Nellie A. Leddy will take place Wednesday morning, July 3, at St. Patriok's church. Cards are out. A large audience of friends will be present.
 Elmer F. Berkels, Yale 'S7, formerly of this city but now of Brooklyn, hes just graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York and goes ct once on the staff of Bellevue hospital.
 Mir. Nichols, late of the hosiery depart rnent at William Nicely & Co.'s, ia to take a position in the new dry goods store which Captain Bolton, formerly of Bolton & Neely's, this oity, is to open on Sixth avenue, New York oity, carly in the fall. Captain Bolton | is now in Europe.
 Henry Alcook, aged thirty, an enploye ei | Proctor's opera houss, Hartford, elopsd re- gently with Miss Etta, the sixteen-ysar-old daughter of Russell Mack, a lifelong resi-. dent of Winsted. They skipped to Holyoke and got married and are rssiding In Hartford l a very happy couple.
 l George s. Evans, chief postofice inspecto, | of the New England division. was in towr Saturday. Twenty years ago MT. Evans was a clerk on the mail car route betwer l vor6 and Haut0v and fAIInvv agQ0nfa on the line were Hugh Daley, our city attor. new, and E. E. Boyd, our assistant postmas ter.
 l William Neville and Miss Minnie Tuttlt wore united in marriage last Thursday eve ming at the residence of Mrs. H. w. Miller or | Winthrop avenue. William Futile, brother gave the bride away. The happy couple re oeived many wedding gifts: After return ing from trip to the west they will reside d No. 24 Orchard street.
 Mrs. R. J. Smith of New Britain, Conn. street chapel Wednesday. Thureday and Fri day evenings of this week. Subject "Romanism in the Light of Prophecy. Wednesday evening, Prophetic Prediction of ths Loss of the Temporal Power of tn, Pope;" Thursday evening, "Ths Consump Kingdom;" Friday evening, "Ths Coming Revolution" All are welcome. Seats free
 THE COMING noAT RAoEs.
 An Unexpected Raee eYssserday-Yale' Launch vs. CoIu bia's-On eh' Thames.
 NEW LONDON, June 15.--It was 8 quie day on tho river, the carmen doing practi cally nothing in the line of exercise. =
 The Yale crew were taken down the harbo on the launch and landed at the Pequo house.
 Despite the fact that 1t was Sunday Val won victory over Columbia. Tho launehe of the two colleges steamed down the harbo as about the same time and as . matter o course was far behind and Yale had won 1t first victory on the river this year.
 There is some doubt as to whom the mino races will.be rowed, although 1t is very prob able that the race between Cornell, Columbia and University of Pennsylvania will tax place on Wednesday, ths 24th. If 1t should the freshmen race will have to be rowed ol either Tuesday or Thursday of that week.
 Excitement in this oisy over the cominl aquatic events Is already st high notch.