The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-21
OF LOCAL INHERENT.

OF LOCAL INHERENT
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Suazey of Boon- town, N. J., are to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs, Suazey's parents, MT, and Mrs. 0. l.. Fleetwood of 12 Trumbull street.
 Mrs. Montague and daughter Rena of 9 Trumbull street will spend the Christ mas time in Brooklyn.
 The annual encampment of the Con necticut c. A. R. will be held in Nor wich February 19 and 20, Arrange ments for this gathering of 300 stran- ,gers are now being made by Department Commander J. M, Brewer and Sedg- wick post No, l.
 The Vestty of the Church of the As cension held meeting Thursday night to consider the differences between the pastor, Rev. William R. Mulford, and Richard B. Lyon, the organist. The clergyman had claimed the right to name the music to be sung at services, but his claim was not recognized by the organist. After hearing both sides the vestry decided the rector had lby right the selection of the music for the church services. The choir will remain.
 The Modern Language club of Yale are making elaborate preparations for the reception of the delegates to the thirteenth annual convention of the Modern Language association of Amer ica, which will begin at Yale university next Thursday and continue till Sat urday evening. The sessions of the con- vention will be open to the public i'll general. and the meetings will be held in Osborn hail. the headquarters of the association.
 John Q. Tilson manager of the Yale Commons, and his brother Joseph Til- son of the Yale Cooperative store, left Thursday afternoon for month at the Atlanta exposition.
 EX-Judge A. Heaton Robertson, who has been confined to his home by ill- ness since Monday, has so far recovered as to be able to attend to some of his legal business at home.
 Jason P. Thomson, the lawyer, who
 
 confined to his home, but is slowly re- covering.
 Miss Lyllian DrscOll of the Sacred Heart convent of Manhattinville, will spend her Christmas vacation in New Haven.
 Miss Alice Cremin of the Sacred Heart of Elmhurst will spend her vacation With her folks, Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Cremin of Olive street.
 Miss Anna Seavy of 3S4 George street has just returned from Atlanta, where she has been stopping for the past three weeks.
 The City Point Yacht club has elect ed officers as follows: Commodore, c. Lynahan; vice commodore, J. Swift, recording secretary, J. s. Geppa9t; treasurer, R. Brennan; msaSurer, F. McClusky; fleet captain, c. Stevens,
 There was an adjourned meetrg of the people of the Union school dis trict of East Haven held Thursday evening to take action in the matter cf the site for the proposed new school house. Nothing was done, however, as the commissioners who are appraisng IlC new lOJ were not Feduy lO ESpUEl
 The Rev. II. R. Miles of this city declined call to the First Congre9a- tionad church of Willimantic, givrg his ineXperience as the reason. The call was extended after he had preached two sermons to the congregation last Sunday.
 The ministers meeting will be held in Center church chapel on Monday at t0;45 a. m. Rev w. G. Lathrop will read a paper on Charles G. Finrey and His Revival Work" All ministers are invited,
 The president yesterday sent to the senate the nomina ton of Frank P. Furlong to be postmaster at Hartford Conn. Mir Furlong is in the grocery business in Hartford, has been active in the democratic cause, and is gen. erally popular. He has held the offices nf councilman and alderman in the city government. He is a son-in-law of Colonel F. M, Graves, formerly of this city, having married the latters eldest daughter, Lillian. Mr. Furlong had the endorsement of Clinton B. Davis, chairman of the democratic state committed, and of ex-Congress- man Sperry of the First district.