Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-20
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL:
Big Florida Oranees-Netv Haveners
Away on Southern Journeys for
Health and Pleasure . Rev mr..
Poteat Honored-Rector Fox to Leo
ture In New York City-What Mr.. |
Tyler Says.
Lewis Elliott, ex-superintendent of the |
L. Candee rubber mandatory, sent box
of fine oranges from Florida, where he il
now enjoying a few weeks stay, to his old
friends the foremen and clerks of the fac
tory. The oranges were unsurpassed and
of very large size. Az the boys said, "thsy
were dandies."
Charles H. Days pretty story, Gear
lotta," recently published in the New York
Clipper, ia being copied in many papers
throughout the country.
The following New Haveners left last
week for various places west and south:
Mrs. T. F. Alderman, Miss G. A. Acker-
man, Mr., and Mrs. G. b. Holt and Master
Holt, Charleston, s. @ Mrs. O. e. P. San
ford and daughter. Atlanta, Ga; @: E
Marsh, Jacksonville; John Phillips, Ber-
muda; W. 8. Nettlston, Mobile; Mr.. and
Mrs. David II. Clark, Master Clark and
Mrs. A. J. Beers, Rockledgs, Fla W. J.
Atwater, and J. W. 8. Peck, Jacksonville;
J. A. Reilly. San Francisco; George Stew
art and Adolph Swanson, Denver; Fred
N. Kinney, Louisville, Ky; E: z. Stevens,
Minneapolis; B. Shoninge1. Ch'csgo.
Frank 81. 30 oker, with his con Clarence
and Harry Ensign, left yesterday for a
trip to the south, including q stsy In
Florida.
The Biblical Recorder annoupc % that
the Rev. E. NJ. Poteat, pastor of Calvary
Baptist church this city, has had the do
gree of D. D. conferred upon him by the
LAGRANGE college. The Daily State Ohron-
icle of Raleigh, N. G., commenting upon
| this item says! "He is one of our brainy
North Carolina hoys who has won fame
| abroad"
Mrs. G. g. Ames, wife of the assistant
| superintendent OF the L. Candee Rubber
| company, is quite i'll at her home, No. 219
Grand avenue, Fair Haven.
| j. Francis Asher and j. j. Kennedy are
Q committee of the Sacred Heart Catholic
club appointed to arrange q pool tourna
ment between teams from the society and
the St. Johns Catholic club. The tourna
ment is to be held in few weeks an6
handsome prizes will be awarded to the
i winner.
Charles B. Gilbert of Westville Is erect
ing a very handsome two-story house or
Pearl street. The contractors are William
J. Healey, George A. Baldwin & Sons, Fra
zsr & Nichols, Rourke Bros John j. Din
nan, L. Rothchild & BIO.
Morris F. Tyler of the Southern New
England Telephone company, said yester
day that the report that a rival telephone
service with capital of $25 900 would b.
established did not worry them in the least
"Our big investment and good service,
said Mr.. Tyler, 'hava nothing to fear from
$25. 900 enterpr
The New York Times says: George L
Fox, rector of the Hopkins grammar school
New Haven, Coma, will give a. course o
four illustrated lectures on 1.-THE Grea
School of England" at the Manhattan Ath
letic club thester, beginning on Friday
February %, at S:15 p. m. Mr.. Fox ha
been requested to lectuue on thi
subject by the following we'll know
New Yorkers: Joseph II. Choate, Thoma
Il. Hubbard, Henry E. Rowland. Nichols
Murray Butler, William S. Rainsford
Henry A. Stimson, Richard W. Glide,
Henry B. B. Staplsr, Arthur q. Cutler
Wetmore, Mrs, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr.
i DASh0A0A " iAodhoPS LILO
Kernochsn, Mrs. William Emerson. Mit
Annie Brown and Mrs. Arthur II. Dodg'
| The first lecture will be on ''English Publ
| Schools and Their Everyday Life"
b. O. Dockum,a former we'll known Al
! | sonisn, 10 reported as seriously Ill at b
, home in New Haven.
Il Mr.. Frank Williams, mansger of Fsli
: Morris and company who appear here
! the Hyperion next Monday night, is
town. Mr.. Williams was last here vii
< the Pauline Hall Opera company. He is
y general favorite in the profession.
? Rev. A. D. Miller of this city will preat
t The family of Conductor G. E. Coles
d the Berkshire division of the Consolidate
9 rosd will this wesk remove to this city
f | reside.
). Rev. Henry Davies preached two exc,
lent sermons at the First Congregation
church. Derby, Sunday. In the mernil
T. he acknowledged the receip. of call
q become pastor of the church and return
thanks to them for the same He, ho
for time. He will again officiate at t
r church next Sunday and will then prob
bly, give his answer.
A farewell reception was rendered
Henry Boehm and family in Derby Satu
10 day evening by q number of their friend
y as the family leave for New Haven to liz
o There were thirty-six present and t
. evening was spent in music, games, 81
Mr.. Boehm and family removed here y.
g terday.
d Mr. Emil Gerlcke, late of the Hoffm
house barber shop, has now charge of t
tonsorial department at the Hotel Nor
pole. His experience ought to enable b
% | to please the most fsstidious.