Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-06

Hon. David Callahan speaks in Water
bury Friday evening.
Instructor Marble of the Hillhouse high
school has returned to town.
Police Commissioner Clancy's son, James,
Is critically i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Alice Benjamin of Winsted has re-
turned to Miss Cady's school, this city.
Mr.. Smith, Dasso in the First M. E. church
choir, has returned home from his vaca
ton.
James J. Burns, salesman at the Hub
clothing house, is confined to his home by
illness.
Miss Jennie Smith of Columbus avenue
has gone on an extended visit to relatives
in Norwich.
George D. Brown of 81 New street, West
Haven, is suffering from severe attack of
chills and fever.
Rev. Father Lynch of this city has been
appointed assistant at the Sacred Heart
church, Bridgeport.
George Hoey, the letter carrier, will at
tend the American college, where he will
study veterinary surgery.
Julian W. Nolte, formerly with J. Dis
brow, the halter, has entered the Harvard
veterinary school, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Oscar Dykeman of 455 George street
| and Miss Lillian Dykeman have returned
from vacation spent in Newtown.
| Frederick Foster, who died at ISL West
street Tuesday, was a veteran of the late
war. He was forty-fve years of age.
Mrs. Daniel Beckley, who has been Wis
iting in New Haven, Hamden and Canton
Center, has returned to her friends in Win
chester.
Rev. Father Mulcahy, formerly pastor of
the Church of the Sacred Heart in this
city, has been chosen chairman of Water
bury's school board.
Rev. Sherod Soule will be installed pas
tor of the Congregational church in Naug-
atuck to-day. Rev. DR.. Parkhurst will
preach the sermon tonight.
A. H. Kimberly, of the firm of Stoddard
& Kimberly, has moved into new and
capacious residence, corner of Whitney
avenue and Humphrey street.
Mr.. J. T. Whittlesey, secretary of the
United States National Lawn Tennis asso-
citation, is in town and attending the inter-
collegiate lawn tennis tournament.
Captain Bryan E. Lynn has received
from his brother in Ireland piece of Par
nel's coffin and several handsome swords
and uniforms, as used in the English
army.
Miss Lizzie Brown of Shows CONNECTION.
cry store on Chapel street is spending her
vacation in Pennsylvania. She will visit
friends in Baltimore and New York before
her return.
Superintendent of Carriers George A.
Butler, of the postoffce, was in Boston
yesterday attending meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the supreme lodge,
Order of the Egis.
Fred Brewer of the firm of F. Brewer &
Co., Middletown, has been sued for divorce
by his wife. Property valued at $25, 900
has been attached. The correspondent is
Maggie Hickey of this city.
A number of friends of Miss Bernice An
drews of Waterbury spent delightful
evening Tuesday night at her home in that
city. The party was given in honor of
Miss Alice Ross of New Haven, who is Wis
iting Miss Andrews.
Rev. Father Russell has bought the Lehr
property on Wallace street, adjoining the
st. Patrick's Young Mems temperance
building, in trust for the society, for So,
900. The land will be used by the tenn
perance boys as an athletic exercise ground.
John Wilson, superintendent of agents
for the Peoples Industrial Insurance COM
pany of Norwich, came from New London
Monday to this city to take charge of this
and the Meriden district. The New Lon
| OOu Ouco WILL % IN charge OF Inspector
Miller.
Ericsson F. Bushnell of New York city,
| who sang last winter in the "Oratorio''
and the year before in 'Elijah" with such
marked success, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George White in Waterbury Tuesday
night at their residence on Prospect street,
and entertained few friends at an in
formal musicale.
} Rev. DR.. w. L. Phillips, pastor of the
Church of the Redeemer, and Rev. DR..
; Kelley of the First M. E. church, have
been selected as orators for the Columbus
day school exercises to be held in the First
NJ. E. church on October 81. General
Hawley and Ex-Governor Waller were I'M
able to accept the invitation to speak on
this occasion.
) Grand Master j. T. johnson of this city
presided over the annual session of the
[ worshipful grand lodge of colored Free
j.. and Accepted Masons held in Waterbury
, Tuesday, and Warden s. ]. Brown of this
, city was among those present. George A.
) Jenkins of Waterbury is the new grand
! master, L. 81. Bell of this city is deputy
> grand master and L. J. Reid of this city
senior grand master. The convention next
year will be held in New Haven. The or
der is in fourishing state and the grand
lodge numbers ten lodges, with 500 mem
} bers. Senior Warden Manton and Junior
Warden R Chandler of this city attended
the convention.