Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

A Former New Haven Pastor-social
 Events-Coming Weddings in New
 Haven-Returned From the South
 Msjer Bromley.
 Rev. MT. Lines preached in St. Paul's church, Hartford, last evening.
 Judge Harrison and wife and Mrs A. H. Robertson attended the presentation of Es- meralds in Waterbury Wednesday night.
 Corporals Gsuggel and Kapitzs have been appointed sergeants and Privates Sypher, Holland and Joyce corporals of City Guard.
 W. J. Zingshein of Meriden has been ap- pointed deputy fish warden for New Haven county by Fish Warden Nettleton of Bran- ford. %
 City Attorney Daily has received an anony- mous letter asking him to prosecute the St. in violation of the statute relating to lot- tories.
 The engagement Is announced of MT. Rob. ert 0. Morris of Bridgeport to Miss Alice A. Parmelee, daughter of Andrew Y. Parmelee, who Is superintendent of the New Haven Manufacturing company of this city.
 Rev. MT. Barnhart, formerly pastor of the St. John street M. E. church, this city, is out in Nebraska looking after land interests which he has there. His wife Is visiting friends in Middletown, this state. Their home is now in Tarrytown, N. Y.
 Mir. D.P. Candee, for the last twenty years with Peck & Bishop, has resigned and formed @ partnership in conducting the at- 735 Chapel street near the bridge. His many friends willlwish him much success.
 Isaac .s B,omlsy the genial 1 advertising i've, agent Bromley in future, Brigadier-Gene Wat son having placed him on the staff. MT. Bromley is a soldiefly built gentleman, and will look we'll in uniform, as he does in everything. .-Meriden Republican. The engagement is announced of Dr. Charles w. Vishno to Mics Spock, daughter of MT. William Ii. Spock, who is promi. nent member of the Odd Fellow fraternity of this city. Both the contracting parties have many friends and we'll wishers. The wed. ding is to take place in a few weeks. Monday, Attorney John W. filling went again to Holyoke, Nass., to take dispositions in the case of W. J. Atwater & Go. vs The New Haven school district. This is the third time that the defendants attorneys have visited Holyoke, and the expense of these trips have been about $75 6 day. The bill for which the plaintiffs sue to recover is only $205.
 Bishop McMahon has accepted the resiena. tion of Rev. J. w. Zones as pastor of St. Ann's church, Waterbury. For more than a | year Father Zones has been In poor health. He was considered one of the most eloquent preachers and hardest students among the Catholic clergy of this diocese, and preached several times in this city. Father Zones Is a native of this city. He is suffering from consumption.
 Assistant Postmaster Boyd went to New York yesterday to meet his son, Edward E. Boyd, jr., on the return of the latter from Aiken, 8. O., where he has resided during the winter for the benefit of his health. The sojourn in the south has been beneficial to the young gentleman. The latter formerly for some time held . responsible position with one of our manufacturing establish ments, which he gave up, his health beoom. ing impaired.
 "A Japanese Boy," by MT. Shigemi of this city, is to have its second edition out. Messrs. Henry Holt & Go. of New York will henceforth be the publishers Mr., Shigemi has received fine comments from many New York and Boston papers, from an English paper published in Yokohama and from . Japanese review In, Toxio, h . very few days he will be obliged to withdraw what copies remain in the local bookstorea and the New York party will put in their lot. Colbarn,s ashilaaslphla MustarA ssimu, 1nfnnk nrrnfifa u1aannn Daiafr