The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-16
rNRSONAn LorrINGs.

PERSONAL JOrTINGs.
 Former Townsman's Return to Reside,
 His large circle of old New Haven friends will be pleased to learn that MT, Isaac Rosenberg has returned to New Haven to reside after an absence of three years, MT and Mrs. Rosenberg have been most of the time for the last three years residents of Logansport, Ind, residing there with Mir, and Mrs. Bernard Fisher, their son-in-law and daughter Mir. Fisher is, and has been for twenty years. one of the leading druggists of Logansport. While living in Logansport Mr. Rosenberg's son, Sid ney c, Rosenberg, attended preparatory school in Charlottesville, Ind, where, having fitted himself, he entered Wa bash college. Returning with his par ents to New Haven, he has entered the senior class of Hopkins grammar school, MT. Isaac Rosenberg and fam fly yesterday removed from their cot tage at Savin Rock, where they were temporarily staying, to the handsome large new residence on Bishop stree, second house from Orange street, just erected by MT. Ridinger. MT. Rosen- berg was for many years corset man. ufacturer here. He is to resume the real estate and loaning business here, which he conducted for some years be- fore leaving for the west,
 A PRETTY WEDDING. A very pretty wedding took place on Vernon street Monday evening. The contracting parties were MT, Harry s. Peck of this city and Miss Lizzie O'Con- nell of Birmingham, Conn.,, Rev. pr, Mumford officiating William Cahill was the best man and Mrs, Lewis the maid of honor. The bride was attired in an elegant pink silk trimmed with orange blossoms. About twenty-five couples were present. Several costly gifts were presented to the newly mar ried couple, The happy couple left on an early train, visiting New York, Chi cago and Washington. On their return they will reside at A George street, this | city.
 | ANOTHER WEDDING. Miss Alice May Draine, daughter of Benjamin Draine, and granddaughter of John R. Cramer Chapel street | jeweler, and William Alexander Doctor of Schurman's drug store were married at o'clock Monday afternoon at the | home of her grandfather, 2S9 York street. The wedding was strictly pri- vate, only the families of the bride and groom being present. The bride was married in her going-away gown of I green and black boucle, with hat to match. MT and Mrs. Doctor left on the 3:30 train for short wedding trip and on their return will reside with MT | Cramer.
 1 ANOTHER WEDDING TO-DAY. l The marriage of Miss Lizzie Callag- han of Bridgeport to John Cain of New Haven will be solemnized at St Aug ustine's church in Bridgeport to-day Both parties are well and favorably known. Miss Callaghan, with her sis. ter Katie, has carried on the dressmal1- ing business in Bridgeport for the past six years. Mr. Cain has been an em- ploye of Uncle Sam as a letter carrier here for a number of years. He has just completed the erection of a new home.
 REV. MIR. DOUGLASS HERE. Rev. Dr. George William Douglass l the new rector of Trinity Episcopal church, and wife, were in this city yesterday arranging for coming here tc live next month They will remove here on November 5, and on the fol l lowing Sunday Dr. Douglass will preach his first sermon in Trinity Dr. Douglass was for several years rector of St. Johns. the most import ant Episcopal church in the District of Columbia, and of late has been dean of the proposed Episcopal ca thedral in Washington. Several mem. bers of Mrs. Douglass family reside in this city.
 1 HER STxTIETH BIRTHDAY.
 Mrs. A. Lautenbach of Water street celebrated her sixtieth birthday yester. day For seven years she has been ar invalid and it was a great treat fol her to be the recipient of many presents and the we'll wishes of so large a mum. Der of friends.
 OTHER NOTES
 Martin Sullivan, for several years past at Mix's drug store, Chapel street, has accepted the position of junior assist. ant at MT. T. c. Trefry's flourishing drug store, State street, corner of Ed. wards. MT. Sullivan formerly resided in Colchester, Conn. He is a brother of Rev Michael Sullivan of St. John: