Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-02
Personal JOttings,

Judge Tyler of Winsted is now conva-
lescent.
Miss Emma Scranton of 1156 Chapel
street Is visiting at Lakewood, N. J.
Mrs. William 81. Conillard of Boston is
the guest of Mrs. Joseph R. Waterman.
Miss Mile Adams of Hartford is the
guest of Miss Clair Stevens of Olive street.
Mrs. E. j.. Griggs, who has been visiting
in Nepaug, returned to her home in New
Haven.
Miss Minnie Day of New Haven is the
guest of Mr.. William Day of Rock street,
Winsted.
Mr.. Mckee, the State street news dealer,
is specially happy. The little stranger is
nine pound girl.
Mrs. Lyman T. Law of $50 George street,
and Mrs. Clarence Blakeslee of 59S George
street, are on the way to Florida.
Adjutant General E. E Bradley ia max
auguratien of President Cleveland.
Miss May Lawrence and Miss Eleanor
Belden of Baltimore, Md are guests of
Miss Hester Strong of Chapel street.
John B. Smith of 27s Hallock avenue,
who has been sick for the past two weeks
with Inflammation of ths bowels, is recover
ing.
d. 81. Hurd and wife of Winsted have
started on five days pleasure trip, and
will visit relatives In Waterbury and New
Haven.
Mrs L. A Bunnell WAS rendered re-
ception at her residence on Jefferson
street, Tuesday night, in honor of her
birthday.
A reception was given Tuesday evening
by Miss Helen Stowe of Dixwell avenue in
honor of her friend, Miss Grace Newcomb
of Elizabeth, N. J.
Hon. L. P. Dsming will give an illus
trAted lecture on "Guatemala" at the Tay-
lor church, Shelton avenue and Division
street, this evening.
James E. MeGann, James J. Kennedy
and John Clancy have gone to Washing
ton to see Grover Cleveland inaugurated
president once more.
Rev. Dryden W. Phelps OF this city has
decided to return to pastoral work and will
soon move into the Baptist parsonage at
North Egremont, Mass.
George W. Wright has been promoted to
the SUPPLEMENTARY of the motive power
at Sargent's, and Frederick Cornell made
assistant superintendent.
Harry W. Asher, Edward Taylor, Frank
Trowbridge, George T. White and Jerry
Lamb will start to-day for Washington to
attend the Inauguration ceremonies.
The Baptist Sunday school in Middle
town have presented Mr.. Owens with q
fine Oxford teachers Bible. Mr.. Owens
is to remove to New Haven to reside.
Curtis Wilcox has resigned his position
with Nicely & Co. to accept the position of
business manager of the deaf and dumb
asylum on Washington Heights, New
York.
Charles Wilson and his wife of Humph-
rey street have gone to Tampa Bay, Fla,
to stay until May. Mrs-+Wilson's annual
Florida vacation trips he fnds very bene-
fetal to his health.
Thomas Heath, formerly of the New Ha-
ven house, is clerk at the Hotel Cochrane,
Washington. During the inaugural Gov
ernor Morris and staff and many pro.ni-
nent New Haveners will be located there.
Councilman May Levy of this city will
60 to New York Saturday to attend the
wedding of his brother Harry to Miss Hes
ter. The ceremony will be one of the
social events of Hebrew circles in the
metropolis.
Mrs. Fred R. Fairbanks, nee Miss Gen
eva Smith of Coils street, who was form
erly employed in the wood turning depart
ment & Co.'s, was presented with hand
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nuslness Han9get OF the Madison Square
day In the interest OF John Stetson of Bos-
son, whose company shortly plays return