Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-17
pFRsONAL NOTES

Gone Co Litchheld HilIs-vIsitlng in
 Town - Reception to Pastor - An
 Army Omcerss Sad Fate - Druggist
 Alling successful at short Beach.
 Mrs. verrill, wife of Professor verrill, and two sons have returned from an extended trip to the West Indies.
 Mrs. George A.: Stevens. formerly of this her sister at 123 Wooster street.
 Miss Susie L. Davis of this city Is one of the leading contestants for the New York Journal'a Connecticut beauty contest.
 Rev. I. o. Meserve is expected back from California this week. His people are plan- ming to give him . rousing reception Friday evening.
 A reunion of the North family took place at Newfeld on Saturday, about fifty mem. bers being present, twenty-seven going from Winsted.
 City Engineer Weld of Waterbury is con- fined to his house at 127 North Main street part of the time, owing to complexi!y of disorders.
 Lieutenant w. w. Gibson of the U. s. A., who has been i'll and was confined to his home, the Alpine, New York city, has nearly recovered and returned to duty.
 The Fourteenth ward republicans have elected William A. Rowe, George M. Bald Twin, Lester P. Mallory, Luzsrne Ludington and L. A. T. Blake ward committee.
 Mrs. William Everhart and family of Wash ington street and Mrs. o. K. Caldwell and son, together with . son of General Harmon are occupying the Hitchcock cottage near Bishop Goodsell's at Short beach.
 Mr. Albert Engel, e popular member of the City Guard, whose health has been very poor for the last two months, Is at Bantam, Litohfield county, for a change of air. His father, Major Engel, Is with him.
 Mrs. Cady of the West End institute, to. gether with two of the pupils of the class which graduated recently, Miss Edith L. DorI l of Saginaw and Miss Lillie M. Churchill o1 New Britain; have sailed for Europe. Druggist filling, ct State and Eln streets l objected to a big pole erected by the tels. phone company in front of his store. The pole has been removed, State Attorney Doc. little requesting its removal on MT. Alling'l complaint.
 Mrs. Maria George, mother of Professor l J. Fl. George of Norwich. died on Sunday a' at the age of eighty-one. Mrs. George was ( | lady kindly regarded by all who knew her
 Mir. George was with her when she died. Professor W. P. Trowbridgs of Columbis college has now begun his summer vacation
 Cslumbia's graduating exercises took place
 last week, and closing thus early the students | and professors escape the severe heat which usually attends college commencements q
 Yale and Harvard.
 | Lieutenant F. O. Maxon of Washington D. O., who has been the guest of Hrs. G. P | Kimball of Norwich, left for homo Sunday evening" Lieutenant Laxon has been ordered l for duty to the Mare Island navy yard, Cali l fornia, and expects to leave for his new sta tion about October 1.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jason J. Graham of Ken sipgton celebrated their twenty-afth wed
 ding anniversary Friday night, over seventy l of their friends being present. A spread of the "Deaoon's Wedding" and other piece by the accomplished elocutionist, Mrs. Key holds, who is now a resident of this parish music, etc. The Rev. Mr. Hutchins made
 congratulating speech to the bride ant
 groom. Many presents were left with MT
 and Mrs. Graham when &he party broke up
 A Washington dispatch tells of the suioid
 of Captain Clarence Clarke, . civil engineer
 who shot himself through the heart Sunday
 while suffering from temporary alteration o the mind caused by nervous prostration an,
 overwork. Captain Clarke was graduated
 from Yale Scientific school in 1869 HI | served during tho war in Company B, Eff
 tesnth Connecticut, and was made captain o Company B, Twenty-ninth Connecticut in fantry. He was Q brave and gallant younI officer, high minded with fine aspirations
 He is well remembersds in New Haven b. 1 many friends, who learn of his death witl l sincere sorrow. Deceased married daugh
 ter of ex-Congressman Hazeltine of Missouri