Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-30
PcraOnal Notes.


 George White left Winsted Wednesday night via 0. N. E. road, bound for Mari etta, O.
 Mrs. Glasgow of New Haven is visiting in the family of her son, H. L. Pidge, on Litohfeld street Torrington.
 Senator o. H. Platt of Meriden has been enjoying life in the Adirondack woods. He will be home in few days.
 I'M Ullman and Miss Flora Adler, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Max Adler, are to be married sometime during De cember.
 Jabez Alvord of Winsted went fox hunting Wednesday morning, was gone an hour and a half, and came back with a fine fox.
 General George Harmon of New Haven, of e1-Governor Bigelow's staff, was the guest of MT. E. W. Jones in Winsted Wednesday.
 Michael F. Stanley has resigned his po- sition of head of the linen department at Nicely & Co.'s, to go into the hat business with John B. McKiernan.
 w. B. Law of the United church in this city, was a delegate to the Congregational council at New London, Wedr esday, at the installation of Rev. MT. Bixler.
 Levings Abbott of Middlebury is inn proving rapidly and will soon be himself again. His brother, the Rev. B. T. Ab- bolt, is quite sick at his home in West Haven.
 Eugene s. Willis of this city was mar ried on Wednesday evening in Moretown, Vt, to Miss Flora E. Goss. MT. and Mrs. Willis will be at 393 Elm street after Mo- vember 10.
 H. L. Plumb, aged fifty, an employe of the Farrel foundry, fell into a wheelpit twenty feet deep at the foundry Wednes- day afternoon. His back was badly hurt and he will be laid up for several weeks.
 At Winsted, October 2S, Mr. Frederick E. Barrows and Miss Minnie M. Renfree daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William G. Ren. free, were united in marriage by the Rev. MT. Kinney at the home of the brides parents.
 At 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception, Waterbury, the Rev. J. A. Muleahy mar ried Timothy McSweeney and Miss Kate Griffin. James Shea and Miss Cora Dris- coll were best couple. There was pleasant gathering of the friends and neighbors of Deacon Edward Gillette Wednesday evening at his home, 123 Columbus avenue, on the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of his birth. During the evening MT. Gillette was pre- sented with handsome easy chair. w. c. Monson of Howe 6 Stetson's for the last six years, cotton buyer for the firm, has accepted position in the boys suit department in Lord & Taylor's up town store, and began in his new place last Monday. His family will remove tc New York next Monday. MT. Monson ii secretary of the West Haven Young Men'f Republican club, position he has held since the club was started, and he YVES one of the organizers of the club. Death Of Martha A. Waite. Tothe Editor of the JoURNAL AND COURIER: The friends of Mrs. Martha A., widow of the late George C.. Waite, formerly oi Trinity M E. church of this city, will be pained to learn of the death of that estimar ble lady, which occurred on the 10th in stant at Townsend, Mass
 The writer had letter from her dated the 11th. She was then suffering from 6 painful disease that baffled the skill of the physicians and she said in writing that hel husband would be Watching and waiting at the beautiful gate for me some day." little thinking her end 80 near and the greeting time close by.
 O how sweet it will be in that beautiful land,
 So free from all sorrow and pain,
 With songs on our lips and harps in our hands,
 To meet one another again.
 A FRIEND.