Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-15
Personal Notes.

A. F. Wood, the druggist, Is In Florida.
 Ex-Councilman J. B. Bohan is on a trip l to Washington, D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge are at Lakewood, N. J.
 Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell of S7 Bradley street is seriously Ill with rheumstism.
 Miss Edna Morse of Westerly. R. l., is the guest of Airs Joel Peck of S5 Park street.
 Police man Tlghe continues to improve and will probably be out again in about two weeks.
 Dr. Caxton of Bradford, Pa, succeeds Dr Griswold as superintendent of the Keeley institute at West Haven Thomas Sheehsn, who sustained sstroke of psralysis ten days ago, is critically i'll at his home, 2o3 Franklin street. Mrs. 0. S Harris gave a dinner at her home in Orange street Monday night in honor of Miss Alice Knight of Providence, R. I.
 | Miss Grace Brooks of Elm street gave tea Tuesday nigh. in honor of her guest, Miss Grace Benedict of Fall River, Mass.
 Agent W. B. Miller of the Starin line has been seriously i'll with peritonitis, but yesterday was much better and his speedy ! hoW cApoStco
 Mr. M. P. HendrIck, of Hendrick & Newcomb, the olothiers on Church street, who has been quite indisposed with @ ss- were mslsrial attack, Is somewhat improved and able to be out again.
 Alderman John W. Lowe is receiving congratulations, which are pouring in on all sides It is boy, and his third son. Mother and babe are doing nicely. The republicans of the ward are specially elate1.
 MT. B. Shoninger, wife and daughter,
 who have been making pleasant stay for number of weeks at the Hot Springs, N.
 O., are at present at the Battery Park hotel
 at Ashevllle, NO, where they will remain
 for several weeks more.
 William Moffstt, manager for the houee
 of G. J. Moffstt, sailed with his wife for
 Jacksonville, Fla, recently on one of the
 Clyde line steamers. They go chiefly for an ocean voyage, but will take in some of the sights of the land of flowers. With @ party of his young friends, Rob , ! ert, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Bunnelle oi
 Whalley avenue, celebrated hts sixth birth.
 Robbie was the recipient of many pretty presents from his young friends. ." '' 3 Judson B. Ga1pin, who died recently a Oxford, N Y. twas from 1888 to 1Sa1 par | publisher of the Palladium in compan, ! with the late Hon. James F. Bsbcock. H'
 was native of Washington, Conn. Som, - of his ancestors settled atWoodmont, Conn. 8 in 16sO
 - William Thornton of the Oratorlo sooi . l ety of London, Eng, has sent to Miss E M. Smith of Milford rare work. It Ii D the orchestral score of the orstorio "Debo rah," by Haydn and was copied from the ' l-tv 1v0 af tpr,t
 ancestors in 17S3.
 f. Tommy Morton, the Ave year old son O
 Hugh W. Morton of the Richmond house t was terribly bitten in the face Monday b, his fathers big mastiff, with which th
 child had been having frolic. The child' J. father, hearing his cries, beat the dog of l. | with club. The dog was sfterward killed
 The Monticello club album contain + likenesses of President Cleveland, Vici
 President Stevenson and Justice s. E. Bald
 win. On the other leaves are mounted
 pictures of Governor Morris, Lieutenan [. Governor Cady, Secretary of State Phelsn
 Governor Russell, General P. A. Collins Hoke Smith and other members of the cab
 inet, also of Richard Crocker, Mayor Gil ' roy and other Tammany heroes.
 Salmon Pease, the Church street news l, dealer who sailed on the Clyde steame |
 where he will be joined by Elliott Morse V president of the Connecticut Saving
 bank, who sailed few days later on on, l. of the steamers of the game line. They
 will travel in Florida together. MT. Peas,
 makes the trip for recuperatioD, having
 had an attack of illness few weeks ago O
 a malarial type.
 The Meriden Record says: Mrs. Franl
 Brooks, Mrs. Arthur Brooks, Misses Lott j. Korn, Indie Thomas and Emma Korn at
 tended the production of the Creation" al
 the Hyperion theater, New Haven, Monday
 afternoon, and Wsllingford was we'll repre-
 sented, among those from the boroGst
 being: F. A. Wallace. MT. and Mrs
 Thomas Peers, MT. and Mrs. O. Fl. D : Fowler, MT. and Mrs. F. K. Marble, MT and Mrs. F. J. Hall, MT. and Mrs. W s A. Trask, Mrs. O. H. Tibbits, Mrs. J. P 8 Stevenson. Mrs. J. T. Barker, Mrs. G. b j. Munson, Mrs. B. T. Dsnnison, Mrs. Cap D tain Stocking, Mrs. O. L. Stocking, Mrs 1 W. J. Gooding, Mrs F. Heavens, ths 3 Misses Lillian Atwater, Edgarlns Atwater, !, Meua Bates, Marguerite Manning, Bessit Hull, Gertrude Hodgkinson. Berthi Childr, Jennie Beers, Bertha Wildman, and , Messrs E. R. Bishop, H B. Todd, 0. | , Parmelee. W. R Stocking and Ed. Treat.