The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-01
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Miss Lizzie Healy is seriously i'll at her home, 65 Washington street, suffering from severe attack of the grip. Dr. McCalbe is the attending physician. Mr. E. N. Clark of this city, treasurer of the Southern New England Telephone company, was in Winsted yesterday.
 Miss Alice s. Porter of Winsted and J, Doyle Hutchlns of New Haven were married at the residents of the brides parents, IS Phoenix avenue, Waterbury, Wednesday evening, by Rev. Gardner Eldridge.
 Architect Allen and Robert Morgan of New Haven were in Wallingford yes terday to look over the new Masonic home, preparatory to the plumbing of the building. MT. Morgan has the con- tract for the plumbing.
 James O'Connell, grand master ma chinist of the I. A. M., will speak at meeting this evening at Knights of Co., lumbus hall of Elm City lodge, I. A. M.
 Frank H. Clayton of Boston has with drawn his objection to the probating of the will of his mother, the late Mary Clayton of this city.
 George H. osborn received his ap pointment as special deputy in the GUS tom house yesterday, and will begin his duties to-day.
 Charles T. French, whom MT. Osborn succeeds, will take charge of the local office of the Old Line steamboat com rany next week.
 A pension has been granted to Sam uel McCarron of this city,
 James W. Seeley of this city is spend ing one day each week at the New York College of Music under the emi- nent, teacher, Henry Schaadicck.
 Mrs Brown, the soprano of this city, wife of Dr. Brown, the dentist, is spending one day each week in New York for the further cultivation of her voice under the able direction of Signor Agramonte.
 Rev. MT. Mutch gave an admirable lecture last evening on "The Castles, Abbeys, Cathedrals and Lakes of Hart ford, {" at the Howard avenue Congrega- tional church last evening.
 Miss Frances Ross gave her Thurs day and Saturday dancing classes a dancing party at town hall in West Haven Wednesday evening. The hall was beautifully decorated. Among those present were Miss Ross, Miss F. 4 Ross Brooke, Miss Alice Ross, Miss Adella Platt, Miss Amy Hotchkiss, Misses Gertrude Etheridge, Helen Wal lace, Bertha Thomas, Madeline Rey- holds, Carolyn Smith, Messrs Thomp- son, Shepherd, Smith and Terrill.
 Rev. Father Lilly, Prof. w. c. Robin son and MT. Newman have been elected trustees of St. Mary's church, and A. Newman, J. Daily, J. Hislop, J. Mercer and Jeremiah Donovan have been elect ed the church's committee.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Smith of Salem, Ct, who had an apoplectic shock in Salem last week, has partially recovered, and her condition is comfortable Her daughter, Mrs. M. r. Bassett, of New Haven, is caring for the patient.
 Attorney Cunningham, rising and alrt ady successful young lawyer of Nor wich was in town yesterday. Mir Cunningham was the Yale news report CT of the Courier" during the latter part of his course at Yale
 The Very Rev. J. "A. Mulcahy of Wa terbury will leave for New Haven Sat urday and will take part in the dedca. ton here Sunday morning of the new Italian church of St. Michael. Mon- signor Satolli will on this occasion pay his first visit to New Haven, arriving from New York at 6 D. m. Saturday.
 Miss Ufford of New Haven, the Misses Camp of Middlebury, who have rela- lives In this city, and c. J. Peck, jr., of this city, were guests at the fashion able dance given in Waterbury Wednes- day night bv the Terpstchorean club