Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-03
DAY PREPARATIONS.
 The Joint Committee Meets Last

The Joint Committee Meets Last
 Night.
 A meeting of the joint committee from the three G. A. R. posts and Sons of Vet erans of the city, appointed to make the necessary Memorial day preparations, met last evening in city hall. Commander Gleason was chosen chairman, Charles J. Morris secretary and Post Commander Weidig treasurer.
 The following were chosen to serve on the committee to provide the entertain ment for the evening ot May 29: J. J.Bran- nigan, Colonel G. M. White, Commander Weidig, A. E. Lincoln.
 The committee adjourned until next Thursday night
 Personal Notes. State Attorney Doolittle is expected back from North Carolina this week. Commodore Seymour has appointed My ron R. Durham fleet captain of the New Haven Yacht club for the coming season. Mrs. E. S. Kimberly and Miss May C. Kimberly were recently guests at the Ho- tel del Coronado, Coronado Beach, Califor- mia.
 Charles E.Dyer, for many years business manager of the Norwich Bulletin, has taken charge of the Norwich office of a firm of New York stock brokers. Miss Etta M Bradley, formerly of New Haven, who for nearly two years past has been an officer at the Middletown Indus trial school of this state, has taken a posi- tion at the Lyman School for Boys at West borough, Mass.
 Frank Welch of Bishop street, a we'll known clock shop employe, who has been very low with infammatory rheumatism and rheumatic fever, has passed, it is be- lieved, the crisis and signs of improvement were yesterday manifest, giving hope of his recovery.
 Dr. Robert s. Gibson, U. s. A., of this city, late at Fort Trumbull, has received April 30 owing to sickness in his family, three of his children having been i'll with scarlet fever and being yet too weak for the journey to Texas, where Dr. Gibson next goes for duty.
 Hon. George Maxwell, one of the wealth lest and best known manufacturers in the state, died at his residence in Rockville yesterday morning of neuralgia of the heart. He had been ill about a week. Mir. Maxwell was the most prominent man in Rockville and was connected with every manufacturing enterprise of note. His wealth is estimated at $2, ,Oe0, 900.
 Concert at the New Lutheran Church.
 very successful concert was given last night at the German Lutheran church, of which Rev. c. H. Siebke is pastor, in it's new building on Humphrey street. The attendance was very large. The following took part in it: Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche, soprano; Miss Maggie Roberts, contralto; MT. William E. Haesche, violin ist MT. Adolph Schwickardi, pianist; MT. Seymour Spier, tenor; MT. Leveret Good year, basso.
 The program was as follows:
 Mrs: Haesche and MT. spier: 'Selee'ea
 'fee 'SA's Mir Goodyear. honan AVG nAr". Mrs. Hsssche. hae'ene b Hisa0n ds7otts ar H.ssc1. Sara'Ats Spring Song Miss Roberts Becker La oaS'a0e' i MT. schwictardi. fauer Kissing aafe' Mr. spier 'cowsn aondolier's Love Song Meyer Helmund Das Kleiner Gazelle.. Hofmann
 ''''' Mrs 'Haesche
 The Berische Harmonic also rendered a very beautiful song. The society is | largely composed of employees of the Will liam Schollhorn company. |
 The outlook at the new. church for, Q | growing congregation is very promising, | as was amply demonstrated by the success | of the concert.
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