Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-27
Personal Notes.

Simon P. Goodhart will enter the Yale medical
school which opens October 6.
Thomas Meehan has accepted a position as
freight clerk on the c. H. Northam.
DR.. R. M Griswold of the Kelley institute at
West Haven is visiting friends in Portland, Ct.
Sidney Rosenberg we'll known in this city,
has entered the high school at Logan sport, Ind
Dr.. Alexander Royarsky, who recently gradu-
this city.
Miss Gerty Woods Of Artizan street has re-
turned home after an enjoyable vacation, spent
in Montreal
of the Rev. James Corcoran Of St. James Or
phan asylum.
Lieutenant W. H. G. Bowen has gone to Column
bus Ohio, on business connected with the Con-
necticut National Guard.
Health Officer Wright went to Hartford yester-
day to attend the centennial celebration Of the
Hartford Medical society.
Charles Kellogg, son Of General s. W. Kellogg.
was much better yesterday.
William R: Burbank, clerk Of the Scoville
house, Waterbury, has resigned his position and
will enter the Yale law school.
Mrs Dr. Murray of Elm street has returned
| to the city after spending the summer at the
Guilford Point house, Guilford.
The Hon. J. L. Barbour will speak at East
Hampton tomorrow evening. He will speak in
| Middletown during the campaign.
| John W. Kessel, manager of Healy's phar-
macy, has returned from ten days vacation,
| winch ne spent In ana around Boston.
Attorney John McKeon, who formerly lived
in this city and later at Denver Col has returned
| east and will locate in Springfield, Mass.
William L. Cowles and family and E. N. Pierce
eha tam @d nave nI closed Their cottage at So
| Plainville.
Patrolman George L. Hyde and wife have just
they attended the last benefit given to the late
| P. 8. Gilmore.
Maier Zunder, ex-member of the board of edu-
| cation, who has been seriously ill, is now daily
improving and it is expected he will be out again
| in a few days.
Mr.. John Hendricks has resumed his duties as
treasurer of Bunnells new Grand Opera house
| and his genial face once more adorns the window
| at the box office Of the new theater.
The Misses Pond, daughters OF Philip Pond
general agent for insurance, return Ia few days
at Northport, Me, Bar Harbor and Mt. Deser
and other sea coast summer resorts.
Mrs. Julia A. B. Dyas of this city, and Mis-
at the New Haven Cracker compapy's office fef
yesterday for Mansion, Ill, where they will visi
relatives. They will probably not return un i
spring, and will during the interval visit variou
cities of the west.
Edgar T: Thomson of s65 Peck street, we'll
known and esteemed citizen, father of attorne.
week. He is as active and alert most men o
sixty. Aneighbor of hil, Mr. Russell, father 0
| the Russell brothers, who is equally active an
hale, attains his eightieth birthday soon.
Superintendent Smith of our police force re
turns from his summer stay at Woodmont In
| week or two. He said to New Haven frien
| Saturday that his leg was now healing slowl
| but satisfactorily, and that he expected t
| place himself in more active relations with hi
labor as superintendent in a few days. The CON
mlssioner's consideration for him had deepl
moved him, and was deeply appreciated. Tn
enforced rest he had taken had been timely an
beneficial to his general health, and n
doubt greatly promoted the favorable tur
} | the case had taken. The chief said h
| had made mistake in not giving in sooner he
| he found his leg giving him trouble. The ulce
, | was caused by a wound he had received from a
ugly drunken prisoner at the precinct
Genial Charley Melville was in town last ever
ing. He brings to the new Grand opera hous
next week, first three nights, the popular play
| 'New York Day by Day. which he represents
| part owner and manager. Charley was on dut
in the box Office at the old Plunkett theater
, New Haven forty years ago. One night Hol
James Gallagher who was treasurer Of tn
upon the stage and sing part. Charlie
demurred owing to his natural modesty an
r difhdence, but the case being an urgent one b
complied He sang "Bonaparte's Grave" an
so we'll did he sing that he received three or fol-
| encores. From that success he went on TT
minstrelsy stage with what success is well know
| His hair Is a little more gray than it was fort
| years ago. and he carries bigger bank accoun
: | but he is the same genial Charles Melville, an
), | last evening was hoping soon to shake hanC
with his old friend and patron, Hon. JANE
I Gallagher.