Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-23
Personal JOtt1nss.

Mrs. Donald G. Mitchell and daughter
Lizzie have left for Salem, N. Y.
Miss Alice Mitchell of Roxbury, Mass lis
the guest of Miss Alice Bradley on Orange
street.
General and Mrs. Merwin are expected
homo from the south and west about
June 1.
Mrs. L. R. Ward has gone to Newport to
visit her son, DIR. B. R. Ward of the United
States navy.
Miss Learia Hearth of this city is enjoy
ing four weeks visit in New York and
New Jersey.
E. @. Hurd and family spent Sunday in
Wallilgford. They were the guests of
Mrs. A. J. Goodrich.
George A. Butler of the Order of Egis
will 60 to Bridgeport to night to assist in
the celebration of Iraniston lodge.
Comrades Charles A. Baldwin and Henry
F. Reyes, of this city, will speak at East
Haven at the Memorial day services.
William H. States of this city and Miss
Bertha Tolles will be married at the Con-
gregational church in Plantsville June z.
Harry W. Cook and Miss Gertie Tucker
| of State street will be married in the Hum
phrey street Congregational church next
| month.
/ Thomas McElrath Debevoise of Yale is
/ i'll at his home In New York with sppen-
dicitis, and laparotomy will have to be per-
| formed.
Edward J. Gavegan. Yale '89, has formed
| a partnership with Paul A. Ames in New
| York city, and is building up lucrative
business.
| Major William A. Lincoln has been in
vited to deliver the memorial day address
at Stockbridge, Mass. and has accepted
the invitation.
W. T. Thomson, foreman of E. ]. Moi
fstt's printing Office, had the forefnger of
his right hand badly crushed in q printing
press recently.
Miss Helen Croly, Miss Nina g. Hinck-
ey, Harry Holbrook, Walter Brown,
Charles Lsioher, T. J. Lafin, enjoyed a
yachting trip yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Merwin, wife of Charles Mer-
win of Hubbsll, Merwin & Co., who has
been Ill at her home on ED street for two
weeks past, Is improving.
| George Barnes, son of s. A. Barnes of
Wiasted, who has been living in New Ha-
ven for the past ten months, has returned
to bis home on Lewis street, Winsted, in
| very poor health.
Professor Henry A. Beers of Yale will be
among the lecturers who will attend the
first summer meeting of the American So
ciety for the Extension of University to
DO held in Philadelphia from July to
August Q.
Yesterdays Middlstown Herald says:
"Sam DeArmit, who is manager of the
Keeley cure institution at West Haven, has
made many friends here by his genial man
ners. He returned to West Haven early
this morning"
8. P. Thrasher was at his Office yester-
day for the first time in twelve days. He
has been obliged to be in constant attend
ance upon bis daughter, who had had
scarlet fever, but whose condition is now
somewhat improved.
| n. g. Russell, one of the most popular
| commercial travellers on the road and q
former well known resident of this city, IL
| spending few days in this city with
| friends. He represents the Flood & Conk-
lin company, varnish makers. of Newark,
N. J.
Miss May Sullivan of this city has re-
ceived a hattering offer from the Amateur
| role of Josephine in the opera of Pinafore
| shortly to be produced by tho company.
Miss Sullivan will probably accept the
offer.
Harry Asher yesterday purchased from
O. T. Driscoll piece of land on Park
place, 70x100 feet, and William Nicely pur-
chaaed another plot in the same locality, 40
x10O feet. Both gentlemen will erect well
built and attractive houses on the lots pur.
chased.
Miss Kittie Collins and Miss Josie Col
Inns of 100 Park street, 8. F. Collins, Mr..
McGraw, Mics Susan Beseher, Mrs. Lii
liam Fairman, Miss Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beers and Il. Hubben of this city and Mr..
and Mrs. Kilbride of Newtown will start
for the worlds fair the last week in Au,
gust.