Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

A Tour Of Jamaica By Three Young
New Haveners-Renewed His In.
sarance Policy In the Nick of Time
REV. MR.. Scoville-Gone to Flori-
da-A Double Reception Tonight.
Judge Lynde Harrison and wife have |
gone to Tampa, Florida.
b. B. Plant, the Florida railroad and
steamboat magnate, for whom Judge Har-
rison purchased an option in a plot of
Whitney avenue land recently, is expected
to arrive here from Florida in about two
weeks. 1t is not unlikely that Mr.. Plant
will erect a fine residence on Whitney ave-
nue..
Professor D. Cady Eaton sails on Satur-
day next for Athens, Greece, to spend
year there in a special course of study.
The bearers at the funeral of Mrs. Sarah
R. Blydenburgh, wife of Judge Blyden-
burgh, which took place Tuesday after
noon, were Charles Il. Fowler, Judge RS.
Pickett, Charles B. Foote and NJ. A. But
ricks. Rev. Messrs. Lines and Meserve
of6ciated.
A novel trip is that which three young
New Haveners are enjoying. Messrs
George Damn, of Bradley & Damn, State
street; Clarence Damn, of the firm of Damn
Brothers & Co, manufacturers on Franklin
| street. and who is a prominent young
Gray, and the latter's brother from New
York, are making tour of the island of
Jamaica in horse and carriage. The car
rage they took along with them from-New
Haven and the horse they bought on ar
| rival in Jamaica. They are hugely enjoy
ing the trip.
| OUT IN KANSAS.
The many friends of Mr.. John H. Coley,
who was for many years prominent dry
glad to hear that his health, which for sew
| eral years has been much impaired, is now
decidedly improved. Mr.. Coley had es-
tablished a thriving laundry business in
Emporia, but i'll health compelled him to
| sell out. Of late Mr.. and Mrs. Coley have
been residing with their son, William
Coley. in Parsons, Kans. The latter,
though very young man, holds very re.
sponsible position in the service of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway com.
pany. News arrived yesterday that Mr..
Coley's laundry building in Emporia, which
was leased to other parties, took fire and
nately Mr.. Coley was insured, and he had
nearly forgotten to renew his insurance
policy. By good luck he had it renewed
only the afternoon before the fire tool
place. The next morning he learned by
telegraph of the fire and was well pleased
that he had not delayed longer in renew
ing the policy.
IN WASHINGTON.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Bush of this city
are in Washington, D. G. Their man.
! i %o {ho
the DOCTORS health is now steadily i'm
proving.
II A DOUBLE RECEPTION.
A double reception will take place thi
evening at the residence of F. S. Andrew
498 Winthrop avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew recently returned from thei
bridal tour and his son, G. G. Andrew, ha
} returned with bride from Moreno, Cal.
where he was married month ago to Mic
Fannie Gray, daughter of Charles S. Gray
formerly of this city. The two couple
will receive their friends, who have beef
invited to the number of about 500. Th'
reception will be from to II p. m. Unit
} 10 o'clock the two Mrs. Andrew will re
ceive, and from 10 until II there will b
dancing for the younger people. Refresh
ments will be served and there will b
music by an orchestra.
AT TRINITY CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. Scoville of Westville, who hs
been appointed second assistant rector o
Trinity, will have charge of the home o.
George street and will live there. He vii
also assist, when necessary, in the service
, at Trinity. Confirmation will be held a
Trinity on the first Sunday in April, whel
, between thirty and forty persons will b
confirmed.
Alta HARTFORD MEETING YESTERDAY.
At the annual meeting of the Connect
!, | cut Mutual Life Insurance company he'll
in Hartford yesterday, after the transac
ton of business, feeling and appropriat
tributes of regard were paid to the mem
DRY of the late John G. North of this city
who was for 80 many years agent for tn
company here. The sentiment of the al
sembly was voiced in eloquent remark
made by John K. Stearns, general ager
for the company in Chicago, and by D. W
z Kilbourn, general agent for the compan
in Boston, Mass, who spoke of the ster
ing qualities and worth of the deceased an
his long and efficient service for the con
= pany, the deceased having been, in fac
8 the Oldest agent in point of service of th
: company.
Mr. ADEE IN TOWN.
> Mr.. and Mrs. George Adee and Miss AIDE
registered at the New Haven house yeste,
day. Mr.. Adee will remain in this city ii
! after the Yale-Harvard debate, at which b
l is to be an honored guest. He will in th
8 meantime look out for the Varsity Gre
and no doubt will find time to look owe
Ii the freshman crew, of which his son
captain.
Yale Notes.
3 The term bills for the second half of tt
n second term will appear Friday, March q
Mr.John Whitmore 'S6, the new instru,
tor in physics, will begin his work th
morning.
J. MUCH RELIGIOUS INTEREST
f At Grand Avenue Baptist Church.