Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-22

Miss Sadie Converse IF Lake place Is
visiting in New York.
Mrs. Walter Leigh is i'll at her home and
is threatened with pneumonia.
Henry F. Billings, chief clerk in the
railroad commissioners Office, is i'll.
Captain @. q. Townshend was the guest
of W. G. Durand in Milford Tuesday.
Commissioner John 81. Platt Ia i'll at his
homo Oh Chapel street, but is improving.
Miss Sadie Nolan Qsve card party last
night at her home, SO Main street, West
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin of
Whitney avenue left yesterday on trip 10
China.
Collector of Customs J. Rice Winchell lie
seriously sick with the grip at his home on
Orange street.
Governor Morris will be ut bis Office in
the capitol to morrow. He was at Middle
town yesterday.
Samuel SEVERE, baritone singer of Phil
sdelphia, will sing In the Dwight Place
church next Sunday.
Attorney ]. j. Buchanan, who has been
seriously i'll, was sufficiently recovered
yesterday to go to Meriden.
Captain Cook of the Harvard varsity
base bail team has resigned, having no
time to give to the business.
G. 81. Ryder, the printer who was burned
out, was in New York yesterday selecting
stock to carry on his business.
Simon P. Goodhsrt, member of the
senior class of Yale medical school. will
start to-day for q Tires weeks visit to the
Bermudas.
T. R Thompson gave an illustrated talk
at an entertainment given at the borough
room in Thompson's block, West Havep,
last evening
Herbert NJ. Kelsey, assistant bookkeeper
for @. g. Mersick & Co., is i'll with grip.
He has been confined to his bed for more
than a week.
Miss Ella Broderick, first assistant
teacher In the normal school here, has
been called to her home in Willimantic by
the death of her father.
Miss Eliz abeth Sheldon of this city was
rendered a vote of thanks by the board of
lady managers of the worlds fair a. the
final meeting In Hartford.
Assistant Postmaster Edward E. Boyd
has purchased of Horace S. Seymour of
Hartford lot on the east side Of Girard
avenue, Hartford, S0x216 feet.
Professor T. R. Lounsbury of Yale
OfOuRQt Q1S uAEtIOTu l6cbur6 course on
Shakespeare to an end Wednesday night
with lecture on the morality of the dra,
matist.
L. Il. Bates, for the past seven years
with Stoddard, Kimberly & Co. as trav-
cling salesman, has resigned and accepted
position with Austin, Nichols Il Co. of
New York.
81. FL. Palmer of this city who went to
Bristol some time ago to edit the Press of
that town, Is succeeded by William Miller
of Southington. Mr.. Palmer Is again a
resident of this city.
s. Mann, for the last seven years man
aRer of the Crawford shoe store here, will
hereafter also have charge of their store in
Hartford. A. E Wood ward of this city
will also be connected with the Hartford
store.
Walter Camp of Yale, DR.. W. A. Brooks
of Harvard and Alexander Moffat of Prince-
ton met by invitation at the University
Athletic club in New York last night to
discuss some proposed changes in the play
ing rules of football.
Joe Eiley, the Crown street menagerie
man has just received rarity, kinksyou
Or potto, a native of South America, COM
monty known as the honey bear. 1t Ia
about the sizs of a wildcat. The little an
imal IL very mischievous.