Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-21
PERSONAL NOTES

MISS tussle FOX OF state street and Il.
Glouskin, the jeweler on Elm street near
York, will be united in marriage next Sun
day.
Miss Annie Bush of Northampton, Mass,
and John W. Blake, salesman in the linen
department of William Nicely & Co.'s, will
be married November Q.
Esther Hatfield, q four-year-o daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunoey Hatfield of Hud-
son street, narrowly escaped being bitten
home this week.
Clifford Hemingway of Center street vii.
spend the winter at Colorado Springs,
where he wintered last year.
Mrs. F. w. J. Sizer of Fair Haven
Heights is visiting in Springfield, Mass.
R. Harding Lopez has returned from Col
| orado Springs, where he has been on a visit
| to his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Short of 48 COTE
street are entertaining Miss Emma D. Blake
man of Watertown, N. Y.
J. q. Shaw of Wallace street has been
appointed general agent for the Turkish
Wafer Biscuit company.
Miss May McLane of 33 Howe street left
| yesterday on an extended visit to friends
at Athens, Ala.
| E. n. Parmalee of William Nicely &
| Co. is visiting friends in Norwich and
Madison.
James Graham of F. M. Brown & Co.
has just returned from q pleasure trip to
Saratoga.
Attorney Philip Pond. I'd, addressed q
large and enthusiastic gathering of demo-
| Gratis in Milford Monday evening.
Frank w. Dewell of this city has en-
tered the Robbins school at Norfolk,
Conn.
I W. G. Robinson and Frank A. Robinson
have sold to the Consolidated road a tract
of land 600x325 feet on Grove street in the
annex for $4,000.
been spending two weeks at Bethlehem,
N. H., returned home yesterday and re-
sumed his duties in the city hall.
Mr.. Wrenn of MoMahon & Wrenn,
Bridgeport, John J. McMahon and Michael
F. Sicily are new members of the Month
cello club.
On Wednesday of next week William
Foster of 151 West street, clerk for 81. G..
Andrews & Co., and Miss Annie McCabe
of Birmingham will be married in Biz
mingham by Father McKeon. George
Bower of this city will be the best man
and Miss Nellie Burgess of Birmingham
will be the bridesmaid John Palmer, w,
Lynch and Hugh McMorrow will act as
ushers.
Northam Wright, Yale '92, of Essex, and
Miss Laura E. Lancaster of 367 Main street,
Hackensack, N. j., will be married at the
homo of the bride Wednesday, October 9.
ing a graduate of the Yale law school.
Lynford F. Root, classmate of Mr..
Wright's, will oficiate as best man.
Mrs. N. V. B. Lamb, Mrs. James A.
Thorpe and Mrs. Grace T. Stapleton, all of
this city, are at Norwich.
Mrs. Henry s. Ball of 38 Townsend
street left yesterday for Florence, Mass. to
be treated for cancer by DR.. Warren of
West Springfield, Mass.
Fred w. Nottingham, the well-known
athlete, and family, are on an extended
visit at Washington. They will go to Nj
agara Falls before they return.
Artist ]. A. Hendricks has Just COM
pleted handsome life-sizsd crayon por-
trait of Miss Marjorie Champion, three
year-old daughter of ]. NJ. Champion, the
Chapel street merchant.
A. Rematore of this city will leave for
Italy next week with his family. The
serious illness of his mother calls him
home.
Mrs. Edwin B. Shepard of 1888 Edge
wood avenue, returned yesterday from
New York state and Long Island, where
she has been visiting for some time. Her
health is completely restored.
| " - OUuSo, Ilou6SoI OI z. DIOWu
& Co.'s stationery. and jewelry depart
ment, is going to, New York on pleasure
and business trip combined. Mr.. Judge
will be absent a week or more.
Tho Rev.. William Roberts and wife,
who are on their wedding trip in the west,
will return home this week.
Hugh I. Finnegan of the public works
department started this week for tour
through the south.
Fred G. Pilkington and wife of Brook
Ign, who were married last week, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. Damn and Mr.. and Mrs. George 81.
Leopold for the past few days, their visit
to New Haven being part of their honey
Frrnk W. Fields, Pioneer council, No. l.,
and w. E. Staples, Washington council,
No. z, A. o. W. N. are the delegates to the
grand encampment in Manchester, N. A.,
September 81.
Judge D. 8. Calhoun of Hartford has re-
turned from Saratoga much improved in
health. He hopes to be able to resume his
duties as judge of the court of common
pleas when it opens next month.
Brakeman Schilling has been relieved
from duty on Collector Phillips train on
the Derby road and has been given posi-
ton in the yard in New Haven.
Messrs. Charles e. Remer and e. L.
Pemberton of the Ansonia Wheel club,
who have been on q wheeling tour through
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
! Virginia and West Virginia have arrived
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