Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-09
Personal Notes,

Mrs. DeForest of Orange street is at
Lakewood, N. J.
Contractor James A. Fogarty left for
Savannah yesterday.
John Brown of Milford is seriously i'll
with symptoms of pneumonia.
James Disbrow, jr., is quite i'll With
bronchitis at his home on Howard avenue.
Mrs. A. 8. Freeman of 337 Exchange
street, Is visiting her mother at TorIing-
ton.
Elizabeth Bradley of this city is one of
the "Honor Girls" of the class of '93 at
Vassar.
James Gallagher, jr., of this city is on
q trip to Mobile, from which he returns to
Florida.
Dewitt B. Nettleton of Bellevue hospi-
tai. New York, is spending few days in
Milford.
Miss Maud Clinton of Concord, N. H.,
Is the guest of Miss Jessie Beers of How
ard avenue.
Miss Bertha Tolles of Southington re-
tured yesterday to resume her position at
B. Rogowski's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Botsford of New
York are guests of Mrs. Anna Botsford of
North street, Milford.
Sergeant Bart Tiernan of the Dixwell
avenue pre- cinct is a very proud individual.
He is the father Of a newly born boy.
Mrs. John g. North of New Haven is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles 81.
Mcneil, IS Cottage street, Bridgeport.
J. Il. McCallagh, jr.. '95 Shelf, is q
son of the late Captain McCallsRh of the
Twenty-first precinct, who died Nondsy
night.
Mr.. Joseph H. Greenleaf of Ed street,
who has been confined to his home for
about two weeks with bronchial trouble,
ia improving.
Mr.. Joseph Collier, who has been in the
employ of Lee and Hoyt for the past eight
cen years, is soon to open a meat business
on Grand avenue.
Mr.. William Jackson of steamer 8, who
has been laid up for a week with a sprained'
ankle, is getting along nicely and will re-
turn to duty in few days.
Charles b. Mann, the well known and
popular baritone, will take a principal
character In the "Frogs of Windham," to
be given at South Norwalk early next
month.
The four children of Mr.. Malcolm, the
Nash street, have all recovered. They were
all i'll with scarlet fever. They had mild
form of the disease.
Mrs. Mary g. Judson, widow IF our late
esteemed townsman, L. B. Judson, is
spending the winter at Monroe, Conn,
with the Hon. Charles McEwen, q relative
Of her late husband.
Assistant Superintendent Edward Curtis
of the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford road started Monday night on q trip
to Florida, where he will take about three
weeks rest and recreation.
Miss Susie, daughter Of DR.. j. 8. Carroll,
Of Milford, entertained q number of
young friends Monday evening at her
home on River street, from 4 to 8 O'Clock,
In honor of her tenth birthday.
Richard s. Nsithercut, George E. Win
ton, Samuel Wakeman and DR.. A. W. Ly-
ons, members of the Exchange club,
Bridgeport, departed yesterday on the
City of Augusta for q brief southern trip.
8. P. Thrasher of this city, secretary of |
The Law and Order league, spoke on the
Methods of the Organization in Dealing
With the Drink Evil" before the Connec-
lieut. Literary institution at Sufield last |
evening.
Ansel J. Brooks, the travelling salesman
for the Sterling Organ company of <Bir:
mingham, and one of the most popular /
men IN tne country, mas JUST re-
turned from an extended tour through the |
southwest and Mexico.
Mrs. II. MCPHERSON, who has large /
millinery store in Chicago, has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Jackson, wife of |
William jackson of 81 Nash STREET, this i
,ity. She returns to Chicago next week. |
Miss May jackson is in New York for .
lew days, assisting her aunt in making |
purchases for her business In Chicago.
Jim O'Bourke, the well-known bail
player, was this week admitted to practice
aw in the United States court. Mr..
o'Rourke graduated ct the Yale law school
md has begun the practice of law In
Bridgeport. He was for long time con-
,ected with the famous Giants Of New
York and will probably play ball in
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Hinsdals of Bridge
port are making visit In this city with
heir daughter, Mrs. Bean of Bradley
Itreet. Mr.. Hfnsdale II now seventy mine
1ears Of age, but has the appearance Of
me much younger. He was engaged in
he carriage manufacturing business on
Cast street, near the W. & e. T. Fitch
actory about thirty-A Ave Years ago.
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