Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-14
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Miss Lillian Stoddsrd, who was home during Easter vacation, returned Wednes- day to Andover, Mass. She is one of the teachers in the Abbott seminary.
 S. T. Benhsm, who for the past three years has been a member of the Church of the Ascension choir, has tendered his resig- nation to take effect May 1, to join the choir of Trinity church.
 Harlan Fl. Taintor, Yale '92, only son of Judge Henry E. Taintor of Hartford, is critically i'll with pneumonia, following 8 case of grip.
 Chief Kennedy yesterday received let ter from the directors of the Mechanics. bank commenting the fire department upon its prompt work at the recent fire la the bank building, and enclosing cheek for $50 to. be applied to the Firemen'a Benevolent association.
 Professor W. O. Sturges, of the Connee- ticut agriculture experiment. station, re- turned from Grassmere, Fla, where he has been spending few weeks' vacation.
 Deputy Collector E. s. Miller, who has been seriously i'll for over two weeks, Is slightly better. He is not yet able to sit up during any part of the day and Is ex- ceedingly weak and nervous. He has sui fered much pain and much of the time his condition has been seriously prostrated, but his physician now feels confident that he will steadily improve. Mrs. P. T. Barnum of Bridgeport Is dan gerously i'll at Hot Springs, N. O. President, A. NJ. Pope '94; vics presi- l treasurer, W. K. Fowler '95, are the newly ! a 1aefad cfH If tho Va1a Tennia aaaocta tiop.
 R. B. Farrsn, grand master of the A. O. | U. w., ia in Boston.
 David N. Walker, the builder, is down | with pneumonia.
 | Cards are out for the marriage of Charles W. Ives of Wallingford and Miss Georgis Hatch of West Haven at the Congregation al church in West Haven April 26. MT. and Mrs. Ives will be at home on and after June 6 at their new residence on Whitney avenue in this city.
 Peter T. Keeley left Waterbury yester day for this city, where he will study witt Dr. J. H. Kelly, veterinary surgeon, unti | school reopens in September. Head Master E. G. Coy and Second Master David Y. Comstock of the new Salisbury school, founded by Mrs. Hotch kiss, have sent in their resignstions, tt take effect at the end of the present schoe | year. The reasons are not made public and a meeting of the trustees is to be held in this city on Saturday, at which, 1t l. intimated, the resignations may be with drawn.
 Rev. John Pierpont and family of West Cornwall are visiting friends in this city.
 Miss Woolson of Wstertown, who is il in this city, is now improving daily ant her husband has returned to his business in Wstertown
 MT. Henry Morris of the St. Patrick's A. B. society of this city attended the fsi of the St. Augustine T. A. and L. eociet. in Bridgeport Wednesday evening. large delegation of members from Nev Haven Is promised for Saturday night.
 Rev. MT. Sampson, formerly pastor o Calvary Baptist church here, was in towr yesterday for few hours. Ills wife, who came with him, remains in town for feV days. He is in fine health. He is supply ing various pulpits in New York. | 0. Fl. Blakeslee is now engaged in en crossing the music charts (four) to be sent by Prof. B. Jepson to the Columbian ex hibition, illustrating the methods pursued in teaching music in our public schools.