Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-11
LOCAL N Il w ..
Brief Mention.

Brief MENTION.
st. Louis church fair opened very sue
eessfully Saturday evening. 1t will con-
tinue this week.
Councilman A. Il. Buckingham of the
Eighth ward is suffering from severe at
tack of the grip.
At O'Clock yesterday morning the Their
mometer registered 10 degrees above zero.
At p. m. % above.
Bergische Harmonic singing society will
give its annual masquerade on February
Is at Germsnia hall.
The full amount collected by the dona-
ton day committee for the New Haven Or
phan asylum is $5,526.17.
DR.. Porter passed very comfortable
night Saturday night and was also very
comfortable yesterday, and there is a
chance for his recovery.
The fine oil painting in Cutters window
which has attracted 30 much attention and
favorable notice is the work of Miss Alice
Southmayd of Middletown. T..
There will be meeting Of the freshmen
classes for the election of officers for the
class baseball association at 1914 Old Chapel
Wednesday, January II, at Z p. m.
The funeral of Homer Allen, thirty
years of age, of Hamden, who choked to
death from having piece of meat lodged
in his throat while eating, took place yes
terday.
On Thursday Mrs. DR.. T.. H. Bishop will
give q reception from 4 to Z, in honor of
her daughter, Miss May Bishop, who will
make her debut in New Haven society this
winter.
Mr.. Charles L. Chaplain remains in a
very feeble condition. He has had &c.
we're attack of the grip, and owing to its
effects and his advanced years is much de-
bilitated.
DR.. F. G. Wilmot, who has host Of
friends in the city, has recovered from ar
attack of the grip. At one time he hao
symptoms of pneumonia, from which hi
fortunately escaped.
P. G. Whittemore, the ski!lful optician
for the past two years in Boston, has re
turned to this city, and is located at GIL
Chapel street. For two years he has beer
connected with noted Boston dispensary
A few shares of Bear Valley Irrigation
common stock. which has been paying II
DER cent. dividends and commences thii
year to pay Is per cont, can be had at ,
bargain of Charles Wilson, 7O8 Chape
street.
A runaway sleigh with party of hilari
GUS Yale students on board, drawn by tive
horses, dashed down Church street at
O'Clock yesterday morning. 1t was fnall.
etompd by Police Officer Dunn and by
stander.
On Wednesday Mrs. Charles p Clarl
will give quite a reception to her lad.
friends. She will receive at 10. At 1873
there will be readings from Browning by
noted lady elocutionist and Rotations Of
the harp by Miss Harriet Shaw of Boston
followed by luncheon. 80 r.
Rev. Thomas ]. Conaty, D. D., of Wor
cester, Mass, ex-president of the G. 7. A
u, of America, will deliver q lecture o.
sTotal Abstinence" at St. Mary's churcl
this evening at o'clock. He comes unde
the auspices of the Central T. A. Union
and the lecture will be the second of tn
series.
Mr.. Walter A. Buck, who will be unite.
in marriage to Miss Ida Hemingway
Fair Haven tomorrow evening at the Sec
ond Congregational church, Fair Haven
is the well known cooper and wholeeal
and retail dealer in boxes and barrels at
Olive street, and Ii not of the firm of Z
P. Buck & Co. $50