Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
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 United States Commissioner Wright is suffering from an attack of the grip.
 Miss Florence Rockwell of 166 Frank street Is visiting friends at Glen Dale, Mass.
 Rev. Dr. Willard, pastor of the Westvllle Congregational church, was much worse last evening.
 Amos Bedding and family of Hartford, arc visiting Mrs. Rsdding's mother on Franklin street.
 MT. and Mrs. Walsh of Nash street are spending New Years in Pittston, Pa, the former home of MT. Walsh.
 Mrs. George Andrews of 122 Meadow street spent part of the holidays with relatives In Berlin and Hartford.
 John Walsh, Baltimore medical stu dent, has been visiting Miss Llnahan at her residence on Ferry street during the holidays.
 Miss Helen Brooks, an actress of repute, and member of the Maud Granger com psny, is in the city waiting Ter sister, Mrs. Alice T. Quintard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Prindle of this city, who have been spending a few days with their mother, Mrs. Brehm, in Meriden, re- turned home yesterday. Waiter Jennings, who is we'll known as boxer in this city, returned recently from Columbus, O., where he had been engaged in the lamp business. John H. Burke, who has for many years held . responsible position in the employ of O. A. Dormsn, is critically i'll at his home, Il Washington street. Miss Ella Burnham of M. Mann & Bro, and MT. John Canary of Ansonis, were married recently by the Rev. Father Me Keon of Sacred Heart church.
 Mrs. Arthur Griggs, director of music in the public schools at Newark, has resigned her position as director of the choir of the Second Congregational church in this city,
 Abner Hendee, the well-known feed dealer, has just given to the St. John parish number of barrels of flour which is to be distributed among the poor of ths parish.
 George H. Hoey, formerly New Haver letter carrier, but ROW student at thu American Veterinary college of New York ended his vacation yesterday and returned to his studies.
 Isaac J. Wild, treasurer of the Nsv Haven Gaslight company, who has beer very i'll with the grip for the past tei days, was able to be out again yesterday Gardner Morse, jr., the secretary of tn company, is also eonvslescent from similar attack.
 John Naher of View street, who for number of years carrisd on the harness making business at 542 State strest, lief yesterday for San Francisco to spend hi remaining years with his son, who is 1, busiless there. MT. Maher settled in thi city forty-6ve years ego and has since thel resided here.
 Next week John J. Doherty, Heridel man, will leave for Florids, where he vii remain for about a month. He is goin with friend who is to look after Howsr' Mains estate at Rock Ledge. Nr. Main, 1 will be remembered, was New Havsl man, who died down there last spring. week from Monday B. w. Murphy, T. Reilly, Richard Shaw and one or tw others will start on @ short trip to Jack sonville.
 Lawrence Dawson, who for some year has been foreman for Charles W. Beards ley in Milford, left there some time ago fo Msrysyille, Cal. to take charge of hi cousins farm. His cousin, John Dawson was . farmer in unusually good circum , stances, but in good health, and Lswrenc was to attend to the business for him When he arrived at Marysvills he fouu John very feeble but able to recognize him The shock of the meeting was too muc for him and he died almost instantly, lesv ing Lawrence his sole heir.