The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
PERSONAL JorrINGs.

Messrs. Clifford H, Porter and Charles s, Klein clerks at the L, candee & Co.'s offices, left last night For Centervine, N, Yo for hunting and pleasure expedition.
 Mss Mary D. smith of New York, niece of Mrs, Algernon Morse, is visit ing her aunt at 2O6 Crown street. Miss Smith returned on Saturday from a European trip, an annual experience with her for the past four or five sum- mers. After spending a few days in New Haven Miss Smith will go to the college in Massachusetts at which she Is finishing her education. President David Corey of the New Haven Street Railway company, and family have returned from their Short Beach cottage, where they have passed nearly four months,
 Mrs. Rosabel Frushour Lines of Elm street, the accomplished pianist, has returned from two months stay at Jefferson,in in the White mountains, where she has been with her husband for the benefit of his health.
 Rev. J. A. Timm, pastor of the Trim ity German Lutheran church in this city, preached the sermon and performed the ordination of Rev. O. Leidenstuck- CT, the newly elected pastor of the Ger man Lutheran church in Collinsville, yesterday.
 Miss Gertrude Sanford returned on Saturday from a visit to her friends, suburbs of Boston. She received a pressing invitation to remain through the fall, but her musical engagements would not admit of it's acceptance. Miss Sanford went to Newtown, Conn.,, yes terday to act as maid of honor at the wedding of her friend, Miss Ruth Nichols and Hobart Curtiss, which took place last evening.
 The Hons. l.. A. Cooke and J. R Buck, receivers of the Continental Life started yesterday for Chicago on busi- ness connected with the large western interests of that corporation Cover nor Coffin is in the Adirondacks, ano in his absence Lieutenant Governor Cooke has been acting governor. Now that the lieutenant governor goes the executive mantle falls upon Senator J H. Ferris
 William H. Murphy, formerly captain of the Yale baseball nine, and shortstol of the New York league nine for thu past two years, arrived in town yester day as the guest of his brother, Michae . ~ M,rr Vo1o track and fnnthal trainer Mr Murphy will enter thu Bellevue Medical school New York, thi month and may retire from baseball permanently. He has under considera ton, however offers from two nationa league teams, and also an offer iron minor league city to act as captail and manager.
 Mrs. James B. Smith (nee Armstrong will enterta1n as her guest for tn month of October Miss Madison of NeV Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. Weatherwax, Mrs Townsend and Mrs. Battel and daugh ter left town yesterday for Atlanta t spend a week at the exposition.
 Miss Anna Pierpont of Chestnut ave nue, Waterbury, came to New Havel this week to begin an extended cours of study at the Anderson Normal Schoo of Gymnastics.
 News has been received in this cit of the death of Mrs. Maria Clark Shor of Digby, Nova Scotia, which occurre September IS. She was taken very sud denly sick and died in about an houl Mrs. Short had for the past twenty-fiv years kept a boarding house. or hote in Digby which has been one of tn best in that place or vicinity. Man New Haven and Hartford people hay stopped there, and they will be shocke to hear of her sudden death. She wa sixty-eight years old and one of tn active supporters of the Baptist churc theres to which she was liberal cor tributor.