Morning journal and courier., 1891-01-26
PERSONAL NOTES.


Health and RecreatiOn-Of for
Florida-Broken Limbs.
The large circle of friends of DR.. and
Mrs. J. n. Smith will regret to learn of
the critical condition of Mrs. Smith, who
has been i'll with pneumonia for the last
two weeks. Saturday the symptoms were
q little more favorable, but the patient
was exceedingly FRUSTRATED. Her attend
ing physician, DIR. Pierpont, entertains
hopes of her recovery.
Congressman Amos J. Cummings was in
town Saturday.
Clerk G. w. Comstock of the senate and
Senator Holden were in the city Saturday.
guest of Mrs. F. E. Hum at 81 George
street.
Mrs. BENJAMIN R. English will give q
reception at her home, 10 Whitney avenue,
on Wednesday from to o'clock.
Edward Benedict, jr., who broke his leg
by falling from slippery ladder, is now
comfortable.
Frank Werle will make trip through
the south and California.
Mrs. James A. Church and her children,
43 Beers street, have gone to Florida,
where they will spend the rest of the
winter.
Daniel Meehan of James street has gone
to St. Louis, where he will remain.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mix, Mr.. and Mrs.
Minott Chatfeld, Mrs. DR.. Stephen Nc
Chesney and Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Blake
slice will start to-day for Rock Ledge
on the Indian river, Florida.
William F. Willmann of State street, the
T.. 1,@o vorl {hn cfo
tinental, left for Galveston, Texas, Sat
urday, going down on one of the Mallory
line steamers from New York. He will be
absent three months and will visit New
Orleans, Memphis and the principal cities
in Tennessee and Kentucky. Afterward
he will go to St. Lonis, Omaha and Den
YER, returning east by way of the lakes
and stopping en- route at Chicago. Toledo,
Cleveland, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
A. L. Traeger and julius Selling will
sail from New York for Germany next
Wednesday on the steamer Spree. Mr..
Selling will remain about two months in
Nuremberg, Bavaria, visiting friends. Mr..
Traeper goes out for the benefit of his
health.
John Dennis Tibbits, son of Mayor John
A. Tibbits of New London consul at Brad
ford, stood No. in the study of German
at the Bradford Technical college. the win
ter term of which has just ended.
T. T. Cunningham, recently elected Sec
rotary of state of Wisconsin on the ticket
with George w. Peck as governor, is an old
New Havener, well known to many of the
''old timers"
The Rev. DR.. Edmund Gilbert, formerly
pastor of the Church of the Holy Spirit in
New York, has been called by unanimous
vote to Trinity church at Southport, this
state.
Manager g. B. Bunnel and wife are re-
| siding in town for the winter, returning to
their handsome home in Southport early
| in the spring.
Miss May Dennison of SO Clinton avenue
| is suffering from a broken wrist, the re-
| suit of fall on the ice while Skating near
her home. The bone is fractured in two
| places.
Pasquala Esposito, an Italian laborer at
| Sargent's factory, got into scufde with
| some of the other laborers Saturday noon
at the factory and had his leg broken.
| Rev. David Hine addressed the temper
ance meet at the Seamen's Bethel last eve
ming.
| Miss Annie May Farnam, daughter of
| Charles Fl. Farnam of Hillhouse avenue,
will be married on Tuesday evening, Feb,
| ruary 10, at six o'clock, to Frank Lincoln
| "oOA"ulu AhC "OouluS VIII CfthO pleCe
at Trinity church. Mr.. Woodward's
home is in Colorado, and there he will
practice law. He is a graduate of Yale
college and the law school.
Jacob Morris, the State street clothier, is
the Oldest Israelitish merchant in New
Haven. Though past his seventy-seventt
year, his eye is not yet dim nor his natura
force abated. He is also, though not
spare of frame, as spry as most men Of
forty, and though well on towards being
an octogenarian, is as active man Of bus
mess as you will often find. Mr.. Morris il
a fine specimen of physical health in ole
age, has no need of a spare diet, being (
stranger to dyspepsia and kindred ills, anc
is genial associate and companion. HI
has been in business in the store he occu
pies since away back in 1S4S, which is ,
record worthy of note also.