The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-10
OF LOCIL INTER EST.

N'N'NA ker will give a musicale at the home
 of Professor and Mrs Seymour on
 Hillhouse avenue tomorrow evening. Dr James A. Moore, who has been
 at the hospital for the last three weeks,
 i'll with typhoid fever, from which he
 had 8 very dangerous relapse Saturday,
 was reported by the hospital authorl-
 ties as being slightly better yesterday. l There was to have been a hearing ! yesterday morning before the county commissioners upon the application of
 Thomas M Beglsy for license to open a saloon at 529 Center street, Meriden, but the applicant withdrew,
 ! Brown X Berger, the architects, are
 making plans for an addition to the 1 old Franklin house at the corner of
 Greene and Franklin streets, which is l owned by Lewis Somers. The addition will be a brick building one story high
 with dimensions 25X62 feet It will be l built with the walls heavy enough so | that later other stories may be built on lit.
 | Rev. Father John r. Lenahan, pastor l of St. Francis (R @ church in Nauga- | tuck, is critically i'll with a complication
 of diseases. He has been unable to at tend to his duties for three weeks. Sat
 urday night Dr. Bacon of this city visited him and it is said pronounced
 his case hopeless. Yesterday morning
 Bishop Tierney spent the day With the sick priest Father Lenahan has been
 pastor of St. Francis church for about
 two years.
 Miss Carrie Gay, daughter of John
 Gay, one qf the Hotel Majestic pro-
 prietors, is visiting Miss Irene Jacob
 of Brooklyn. Her sister, Miss Mabel
 Gay, will spend the holidays with
 friends in Philadelphia.
 Arthur M. Beebe has withdrawn as a
 candidate for sealer of weights and
 measures in favor of Louis T. Davis.
 The candidate for president on the
 democratic side of the board of coun-
 clrnen is Councilman Moss Gompertz.
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A.
 R,,wlll hold it's December meeting at the
 Foot Guard armory next Monday after noon at o'clock. After a brief busi-
 ness meeting Mrs. Sara T. Kinney will
 give an interesting talk on Connecticut and D. A, R. days at Atlanta
 The High School Athletic association held a meeting in Room 10 of the school
 v sterday, after school. Mir Gray, 96 l the president of the Connecticut Inter- 1 scholastic association, stated that there
 was a surplus of about $1 900 from the season of 1895, with few debts to be paid It was voted al last Saturdays meeting of the league to give SIS to l each of the eight schools iu the league l The election of next years officers of
 the association was held, with the re-
 suit as follows: President, Hillhouse delegate (his makes the third success l sve year Tiillhouse has had this honoD; 1 vice-president Suffiald institute of Suf- field; secretary, Bridgeport high school; | treasurer, Meriden high school. The
 question of admitting eight other state l high schools, making a total of six l teen in the state league, was discussed, but not acted upon.
 1 The engagement of Miss Anna OKeefe, daughter of ex-Jailer William IJ OKeefe of New Haven, and Dennis Riordan, one of the most prominent l business men in New Britain, is an- nounced The wedding will take place some time in January and will be a l family affair.
 l The eighth annual concert and ball l of local union No. 2l of the united as- 1 socation of Journeymen Plumbers and Gas Filters was held in Arion hall last
 night The hall was filled with tine members and their friends to the num-
 Der Of 300. A most enjoyable evening 1 was passed.