Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-05
Persos.a al Jostings.

Ex Judge L. E. Munson has returned from his trip to Iowa.
 Miss Cora Hinman of New Haven, is the guest of 0. 8. Kelseyis family in Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. P. M. Goodhart of New York are visiting Mrs. Lewis Koon of State street.
 0. L. Little has the contract for W. H. Catlins' now Peroival park residence in Ieriden.
 been very i'll. was reported to be consider ably better Saturday.
 W. W. Champion of the firm of winchell & Champion has removed to his old home, Madison, with his family. . Colonel William H. Stevenson and family moved to their Fairfield residence for the season Saturday afternoen. sass4 .sse,r,..- .-
 Harry wauson, Q young msn se years of age, who has been at the hospital since Jsnu. ary IS, died yesterday morning. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Leigh returned Satar- day noon from their wedding tour and took up their residence on Lyon street. The engagement is announced of Miss May Farnam, daughter of Fire Commissions Farnam, to e MT. Woodward of Denver, Col. The engagement of Miss Helen Sperry, eldest daughter of Henry T. Sperry of Hart- ford, is announced to Robert M. Scranton of l Scranton, Pa.
 A. R. Leighton, prescription clerk at Els
 bree's drug store, Meriden, is now preparing | to open a drug store in New Haven. He will move the first of this week. c. T. Driscoll and Talcott H. Russell are | to become associated in tho law business,
 and Mr. 0. E. Hoadlsy, MT. Driscoll's former | partner, is to open an office in the Glebe l building.
 Next Thursday morning at Trinity church | will occur the marriage of Mrs. Jonathan | Edwards of this city to MT. Arthur Dens-
 oombs of Now York city. The marriage will be solemnized by Rev. Dr. Harwood and the
 vested choir will sing.
 l John Andrew Jackson, who escaped from
 slavery in 1S47 and lectured against it till it | was abolished, has returned from @ trip | south and Is to give lecture in Aeriden
 within few days for the benefit of the poor
 colored people of the south.
 State Deputy c. w. Foster oficiated at the
 organization of Elm City lodge No. 10, Sta.
 tionary Engineers, in this city. Ths lodge
 starts with thirty-nine members and it will
 work in harmony with it's sister lodge, New
 Haven lodge.
 IT Miss Mamie Els of S1 Whalley avenue was
 given @ surprise visit by about seventy-6ve of her friends Friday evening and presented with beautiful tokens of regard. Music, re treatments, games, etc., contributed to tht enjoyment of the pleasant affair. The widow of the late Colonel J.D. Frary , who died friendless and alone in Msrider hotel few wesks ago, on Saturday received . $15, ,042, the full value of policy issued tt
 Colonel Frary by the New York Mutual Lif 3 Insurance company during his more pros , porous days.
 MT. and Mrs. L. L. Bigslow of North Ha ven were married sixty-fve years Saturday During the day group of relatives, ,includin 7 ex-Govsrnor Bigelow, one of the sons, gath cred at the old homestead to assist in cele bratiug the sixty five years of happy welded life-a very rare anniversary indeed. Mrs. A. A. Upson, the much esteemed wife of Alfred Upson of this city, the we'll
 known caterer, fell recently in the cellar o
 her house and was dangerously injured ant , rendered unconscious. Her recovery wa i, considered doubtful. She is seventy year l, , of age. A few weeks ego Mir. and Mrs. Up 4 son celebrated their golden wedding. , General Watson was serenaded Frida
 night at his home on Golden Hill, Bridge s port, by the Fourth regiment band. A col
 iation was served. General Watson mad |, | an address. Leader Boyer responded ap a propriately, and then the general introduces
 Adjutant Van Keuren, Surgeon G. w. PoI @ ter and Quartermaster Howard G. Hubbell |, who were present, as members of his ne, l, military family, and, respectively, assistan
 adjutant general, medical director an :. brigade qusrtermaster upon his staff.