Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-02
Personal Notes.

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Newell s. Knight, Yale 'S4, of Wichita,
Kansas, is spending a few days in this
| city.
| Miss Irene Tuttle of Hartford is visiting
in this city, the guest of Miss Alice Ander.
son of Temple street.
| Miss Matte Ladd of Waterbury is the
| guest of the Misses Louise and Mary Bar
nett of 500 Howard avenue.
| Mrs. Sadie Psrdee, bookkeeper of the
Boston Branch shoe store, will spend the
month of January in Florida.
Frank D. Trowbridge of the National
New Haven bank has bought the residence
| of A. G. Wilcox on Church street.
Mrs. F. G. Stewart and son, who have
been visiting Mrs. s. b. Swift of ia High
street, have returned to their home in Chi
| cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. McGinn have
just returned from their wedding trip, hay
ing visited Niagara Falls, Syracuse and
| Buffalo.
Mrs. Jennie G. Hogan of 80 Canal street
has returned from a three months visit to
| friends in the Berkshire hills, Massa-
chusetts.
L. W. P. Marvin, son of Mr.. Marvin,
clerk of the United States court, has been
taken into the law school fraternity known
as Cooley Court.
Assistant Postmaster Boyd has purchased
lot 100 feet front on First avenue, West
Haven, at $50 per foot. He will have two
houses built thereon.
William n. Chidsey and family of East
Haven have started for the south. The
youngest son. Harry, is in delicate health,
and the trip is for his sake.
Fred B. Thsyer, who WAS employed in
the Beehive store in Hartford and has
been missing for three days, has been
heard from. He is in the regular army.
Henry Kellogg of 10 Wooster place, who
had stroke of paralysis October IS, has
been slowly recovering, and the prospects
are that he will entirely regain his health.
The engagement of Miss Lima Ives, the
daughter of DR.. Robert 8. Ives, to Mr..
Brinton, Yale go, is announced. Mr.. Brln-
ton belongs to one of Philsdelphia's oldest
families.
Miss Gertrude Tyrrill of n Woolsey
street is temporary orgsnist at Davenport
church during the absence of Samuel
Bishop, who is enjoying hunting trip in
the south.
P. W. Wren, a former New Havener,
who Is one of Bridgeport's solid citizens,
is one of the hackers of petition for q
special charter for dime savings bank in
Bridgeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rosche, Miss Josie
Roche and Nessrs. James and Hugh No
Donald of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hodgson Of Foster
street, this city.
Frederick Koth of s07 Grand avenue,
who for seven years has been the foreman
for B. Shoninger & Co., has resigned and
Will conduct dry goods ests blishment at
800 Grand avenue.
Augustus F. Maher and Daniel A. No
Williams are candidates for the position of
assistant city clerk. 1t is hard to tell which
is ahead: Both are bright and are gradu-
ates of the law school.
Ex-Mayor O. R. Baldwin of Waterbury |
was arrested yesterday In the suit brought |
by W. F. Kelley and wife of New York.
Lynde Harrison went his bonds for |
81. 900. Mr.. Baldwin must remain In the |
city.
President, +. Kenny; vice president, II. |
Bohen; financial secretary, q. Connolly; |
secretary, ]. Herman; SER
geantat arms, j. Hickey, are the officers
of the new Nonpariel club, just reorganized
from the old Lawrence club.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Msigs celebrated
their wedding anniversary Tuesday even
Ing by entertaining 9 number of their
friends with q pink luncheon and whist
party. Their rooms In the Elliott house
were beautifully decorated with pink car
nations and lighted by many candles hay
ng pink shades,