Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-04-14
PERSONAL JorrIrGs.

HymeneaI-SalIed for KuroRe-Recoy.
ing-Paul Roessler Detter-Mr. A. Q.
Wilcox. the DRY Goods mershanss
Nearly Rec0everd-Ell manehestefss
New appointment.
Mr.. John A. Doolittle, son of States At
tcrney Doolittle, is home from Kentucky.
Preston Hinman has leased the Himan
House at Saven Rock to Mr.. Harvey of this
city.
Colonel f. L. Bigelow and wife of New
Haven. spent Sunday with friends In this
city.
James D. Dewell & Co. have attached the
property of Ellen MCGUIRE on Haven street
to secure claim Of 500.
Misses Alice e. and Jennie J. Taylor3 of AZ
Davenport avenue are visiting friends In
New York for few,aays. }af
Prof. Addison Van Name, the librarian at
Yale, has been quite seriously Ill with pneu :
monia. but ID now recovering.
Dr.lFitch said last night that Paul Roessler,
the optician, was improving and that the
chances were favorable for his recovery.
John T. Manson, travelling representative
Of Benedict & Downs, has been admitted
to the firm, which is to DO Benedict. Downs
& Co.
W. A. Mcbride lie . member of the Edwin
Arden company, which plays here this week.
Mr.. Mcbride belongs in this city, which is
his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farnam and Miss
Farnam are still at Fortress Monroe, and Mrs.
Henry L. Hotchkers remains for some time
longer at Aiken, 8. O.
The many friends and acquaintanoes Of
Thomas E. Twitchell, the Crown street saloon
keeper, were congratulating him Saturday on
the birth of little son.
| Collector Hutchinson, who has spent the
winter at the Hotel Capitol in Hartford, has
returned with his family to Essex, his home,
where he will live during the summer.
Thomas Fogarty, who has been for num-
Der Of years bookkeeper for Gilbert &
Thomas, has resigned his position to accept
position with the BSanford Look works.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Moulton of East Haddam
Edwards of New Haven an elegant table, In
laid with fourteen different kinds of wood
and composed Of about 800 pieces.
Mr.. Augustus W. Wilcox, the veteran dry
| goods merchant who has been ill and con
fined to his home for the last two or three
weeks, is better and will probably be attend.
ing to business again in few days.
Cards have also been issued for the wedding
reception on Thursday in New York city Of
Miss Florence Witherbee, formerly Of New
Haven, and DR.. Edward Peasely Of New
York, and a graduate of Yale college in tn,
class of ~.
The engagement of Miss Lena Bacon
daughter of Attorney G. q. Bacon of Middle
town, to Mr.. Arthur L. Allen, secretary o
the Middletown Savings bank, is announced
Attorney Bacon graduated at Yale Law
school in 1871.
Attorney Charles a. Hayden and Mis-
Julia A. Baker were married Saturds.
morning at Z o'clock at St. Paul's church
Rev. Mr.. Lines officiating. After fin
wedding breakfast the happy pair left 10
New York to spend the honeymoon.
Miss Russell, sister of Rev. John Russell
formerly curate at St. Roses church, Meri
den, now pastor of ST. Patrick's parish, Ne,
Haven, sailed Saturday for Ireland for tn
benefit of her health. Rev. Father Russel
accompanied her as far as New York.
Eli Manchester, jr., for many years book
keeper for Levi G. Gilbert, the coal dealer
has accepted the position of con6dentis
clerk to Hill, Trowbridge & Co., the bankers
Mr.. Manchester is widely known, was at on
time president of the Young Peoples Societ
} of Christian Endeavor for Connecticut an
his many friends will rejoice in his advance
ment. he enters upon his new duties nex
week.
Walter Camp of Yale, who has come to b
regarded as the leading expert of colleg
athletics, writes very interesting article i
the current number of the Illustrated Amer
lean, showing how healthy sports have take
the place In colleges of rowdyism aud riot
The article is accompanied by page of yer
clever instantaneous photographs, shown
the exact positions of Yale's most famou
players In various games.