The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-28
PERSONA JoTTINGs.

Captain David S. Thomas continues
to improve and it is expected that he
will be able to be out again in two or
three days. He is able to be about the
house.
Mr.. Bartholomew of Harwinton has
rented the residence in the village to
Robert Burwell of New Haven for the
summer Mr.. Bartholomew is to move
into his store
DR.. Baker of Woodbridge, who has
been spending the last two months in
Florida for his health has returned
much improved.
P. ]. Whalen, who went to Waterbury
from New Haven a short time ago to
take position with Warner & Snow
was removed to the hospital in that
city Saturday suffering with pneumo-
MIA.
j. c. Gallagher of New Haven last
night severed his connection with ]. D.
Dayton the shoeman, for whom he has
been clerking for the past few months,
and will commence the study of law
with New Haven attorney. Mr.. Cal
lagher has made a large number of
friends in Derby during his stay here
Derby Transcript.
Mrs. H. f. Childs and daughter Mar
guerite of Derby, who have been stop
ping at the home of Mr.. Childs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. McI1ally, in Derby,
started yesterday for Oakland, Cal,
where Mr.. Childs will be joined, the
latter having secured "a good position
and gone to Oakland several weeks ago
H. f. Adj, who for fifteen years was
connected with the firm of J. Adj &
Son. as designer and business manager
has lately returned to this city after
an absence in the west of many months
and has formed g business connection
with the Geometric Drill company, be-
ing one of the partners. About May
the new concern will move from Cos
Chapel street to the new and commodi
Gus factory at No. $50 Ashmun street.
which has been specially fitted up for
their use with largely increased facili-
ties and the latest and most improved
machinery.
Ex-Judge J.. W. Brown of Toledo
who was formerly chairman of the
Chic republican state central commit
tee, is in town. Ex-Judge Brown is one
of the best known republican workers
of his state, and has been in Connect
cut for several days. His trip east was
made chiefly for the purpose of attend
ing to some personal business matters.
He is a strong Mckinley man.
Miss Freeman, daughter of the late
Professor Edward A. Freeman of Ok
ford, is visiting Mrs. Porter, wife of
Professor Porter, 266 Bradley street.
Miss Edith w. Todd, principal of the
Worcester, Mass, training school, has
returned to that city. She has been
spending fortnight's vacation at her
home on Whalley avenue.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Charles S. Stephenson,
Yale '95 s., and Miss Sarah Lewis of
| Brooklyn, N. Y. The ceremony will
take place on Thursday afternoon next
at o'clock in the Tompkins Avenue
| Congregational church, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The marriage of Miss Kittie Sanford,
daughter of Professor Sanford of Yale
to Victor Thorne will occur in June
Mr.. Thorne is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan d. Thorne of New York and
brother of Brink Thorne of Yale foot
! ball fame.
John T. Manson of the firm of Bene-
dict, Downs & Co., has returned from
| a trip down in Virginia. While on the
trip Mr.. Manson stopped at Philadel-
! phia and Washington. He spent most