Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-18
PER SON IL.

FeOPle WHO are ll-Dfs An0feWS 10
 Read a Paper Tonight, Rev. Dr.
 Munger, Professor LuquIens and
 Others to Lecture-The Warner Hall
 for the Lutheran Church on
 Humphrey Street-The Ladies' Good
 Work-About Former We'll Known
 New Haveners.
 J. H. Chspin, whose office is in the Ex- change building, is seriously i'll with 6 congestive cold.
 s. G. Pease, the Church street news
 dealer, is in the fashion with severe cold, :,
 but is recovering, and will bs out again
 soon.
 Dr. Thomas Cecil has opened an office
 at 113 Howe street.
 E. H. Morgan, son of Alderman William
 E. Morgan, has returned from Cincinnati. W. J. Dempsey, stereotyper, is ill with the grip at his home, 671 Chapsl street. Miss Grace English, daughter of Ben
 jamin R. English, has returned from St. Agnes' Episcopal convent at Albany for her Christmas vacation
 Rev. William G. Andrswa, D. D., of Guilford will read papsr on "The New Haven Colony and it's constitution" at the meeting of the New Haven Historical society this (Mondsy) evening at eight o'clock. Dr. Andrews was formerly for many years secretary of this society when 8 resident pastor in this city. Mrs A L. Vorhis and L G. Thatcher of West Danby, N. Y., are visiting Harry s. Vorhis of 27 Red6sld. ,E visiting Mrs. F. A. Durant of State street. Mir. and Mrs. Albert Scott of Winsted Conn.,, who have been visiting Miss Sarah Scott of State street, returned home yes- 1 terday.
 William Buttle, '94. Yale law achool l who has been visiting friends in New York has resumed his studies Frank s. Leete of Howard avenue who | has been rabbit hunting for several days in North Madison, has returned Mrs. Joseph Chipman of Waterbury who has been dangerously ill at the resi- | dence of her sister, Mrs. Walter Bald win, 25 Court street, is little improved. She hst
 been i'll about three weeks being taken sick soon after arriving here. Mrs. Hurlburt of St. John street, resid ing next the Swedish church, Is having the house handsomely enlarged. ! Lawyer Arthur Wright, formerly of this city, residing on York street, who removed to New York city year ago, having had $ ! hsttering opportunity offered him for the | practice of his profession, is meeting with much success in the metropolis. Jeweler George L. Strestsr, for many years prominent Chapel street jeweler, ii
 now doing a prosperous jswe!ry business in East Orange, N. J., as his many old friends will be glad to learn. Miss Dickerman of the annex, sister oi George A. Dickerman, the florist, is recov ering from quite severe illness. Rev. Dr. Munger will speak at Marquand chapel before Yale divinity school Thurs day next at 7:30 p. m. on "Christianity ae Interpreted by Literature" Professor Luquiens will lecture by invi tation of the Modern Language club at 91 Osborn hall, next Saturday evening at D. n. on "The Moral Awakening of France Congressman Pigott of the Second con. gressional district, has signifed his in- tention of voting against the increase o1 the government tax on liquor; so also has Congressman DsForest. Robert N. Ford of North Branford leads the consecration service topic on "What Can We Do for Christ" at the if h annual meeting of the Guilford Y. P. S. c. E. society at the Third church, Guilford, this evening.
 William E. Downs of this city is presi- dent and treasurer of the Home Pin com pany of Birmingham, whose factory was damaged by fire recently and Charles E Atwater, also of this city, Is secretary ard assistant treasurer of the company. The wild man seen in the woods near
 Danbury by two Dsnbury matters is be-
 Heved to be Owen Burgess of Danbury,
 who fs insane and was once confined in an
 insane asylum.
 Rev. Merle A. Croix Wright of New
 York, general secretary of the American
 Unitarian association, conducted the ser
 vices at Warner hall last evening. There
 was good sized audience present. A