Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-24
PERSONAL JorrrNGs.

OA 10 INC ~ OI1OS0 r11I-EIOmln9nG
MISREPRESENTATION, Resignations,
Etc.
Superintendent Pond Of the Winchester
avenue railroad returned from Boston yes
terday With his family, having passed the
last week In that city.
Miss Capen of ST. Louis Is visiting Mrs.
A. b. Kimberly on Whitney avenue.
Miss Maggie Cashman of this city is Wis
itng her parents in Kensington.
Misses Griffin Of Chapel street gave a
reception Thursday night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert q. Bancroft of San Fran
CISCO.
John Barry of SO West street and John
Mehn Of 57l Columbus avenue have gone
on trip through the west.
George Faulhabsr started yesterday fol-
Portland, Me-, where he will institute
the pioneer lodge Of Harugari in that
state.
Miss Ida Llewellyn has resigned her
position as stenographer with R. 81. Brown
& Co.
Mrs. Phoebe R. Manice Of New York Ia
visiting her mother, Mrs. John B. Robert
| son. on Temple street.
E. 81. Ferris of the Yale law school '94
class left for the worlds fair yesterday. :.
The pupils of Mrs. F. D. Meiga give a
piano recital June 30 at the home of Miss
| jackson in West Haven.
Private Clarence W. Clark of the New
Haven Grays has just been promoted to
| the rank Of corporal. The officers and
nom commissioned officers of the Grsys
have recently been photographed by Bow
| man en- group. An excellent negative has
| been obtained and a copy of the photo
graph will soon sdorn the compsny's par
| lor.
Officer Nichols and wife left yesterday
| for two weeks visit to the worlds fair,
| and on their return trip they Will visit
| their son, William, at Pullman, III.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin E. HARDWOOD, af-
| ter their return from their wedding trip,
| will remain part of the summer at Ell
| boron.
| General E. 8. Greeley, Gsneral Harmon,
| Colonel s. j. Fox and Admiral Wells were
l among the New Haven members who at
tended the Army and Navy club reunion
in Groton last evening.
William Nicely is expected home from
the south Monday.
Alderman Walter J. Conner oficiated as
toastmaster at the banquet of Phil Sheri-
den council, Royal Arcanum, in Odd Eel
i lows hall.
Charles E. Nettleton, who has been stem
| ographer in the adjutant generals Office
| for over seven years, was notified by Col
John G. Healy, assistant adjutsnt general
several weeks ago that his services would
not be required after June 80, and he left
the Office yesterday. The reason given Mr.
Nettleton for his enforced retirement Ii
that the Office must retrench expenses and
get along without a stenographer.
Miss Minnie Delaney and John Krick
who were married at st. Patriek's church
Thursday evening by Rev. Father Lee, viii
visit the worlds fair on their bridal trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Beokley started TO,
Chicago last Tuesday. Their daughter
Mrs. Smith, and her husband, who wa
hurt some time ago returned from tn
south tho same day.
Mrs. NJ. E. Fisher of South Carolina,
member of the Howard avenue Oongrega
tional church, liz visiting with her son Of
Portsea street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee of Howard avenu
Congregational-church have returned from
Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold hav
White Mountains and started for thei
} home in Providence yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Law are to max
their home on the corner Of Howard ave
nue. and Third street.
Mrs. Julia T. Trowbr1dge and Mrs. Grs
ham of Howard avenue Congregations
church have go far recovered as to be on
again; and Mrs. Beaumont of the sam
church has gone to Rockville for the sum
mer.
Mrs. g. A. Mason (nee Wilkinson) @
Newton finds recovery very slow. Tn
trouble is pronounced mainly nervou
prostration.
The wedding of Miss Addie Northro
and George W. P. Bedell is announced TO
Wednesday, June %.