The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-20
LOCAL NEiyS Jor11NGs.

ding-First Baptist Choir-Yale In-
 structor Goes to Colorado-Dwight Place
 Ladies-Tennis Champion Arthur Foote
 Attorney Warren -- Yale Students
 "Round the Worldn Trip-An Interrupt
 ed Funeral-A Wedding al Hudson, Y.
 Other News.
 Edward J. Geary, who has been sick Tor week with fever, has returned to his business duties.
 Richard Russell, of Bondsville, Mass. Is the guest of Mir and Mrs. William Watson of York street.
 Banner lodge, A. o, U. w., No. l. and members of Elm City lodge, No. z, met at their hall, Courier" building, last evening.
 Charles H. Bowman, contractor in the firm of R. H. Brown. has resigned and will take his family to Newark, N, J., in fortnight MT. Bowman will go into business in that city
 The New Haven County branch of the Connecticut State Teachers Amity guild, has been formed with seventy members. The following officers have been elected; Trustee to serve two years, J, G. Lewis; trustee to serve one year, Miss F. G. Whitom; secretary. J. M. Drummond; financial collector, George B. Hurd.
 Matthew Cornwall, brother of E. w. Cornwall, who is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever, is taking his brothers place in business and will probably remain in New Haven through the winter. Mrs. Cornwall is to take her son south as soon as he is able to travel, for change of climate,
 Mrs Scoville, wife of Rev. MT. Sco- ville, of Lake Place, gave birth Satur- day to a child. The mother is slowly gaining, but the child did not live.
 The Theodore circle, No. 30, c. of F., wiu celebrate its ninth anniversary by giving a ball on Monday evening, No vember 2.
 Mir and Mrs. Joel Gilbert are in Brookline, Mass, to attend the wedding of Miss Florence Gilbert to Charles Brown Sears, which takes place this evening.
 The Ami.y club will hold reception for members and invited guests only, on Friday evening, in their hall, 139 Or ange street
 Mrs Sara T. Kinney and Miss Marie s. Ives, delegates to the annual Indian conference, are expected home to-day. They have been absent since Wednes- day
 George McGowan is in town for a few days visiting his many friends He is engaged in the bicycle business in New. York city, leaving New Haven last spring.
 The choir of the First Baptist church will give concert on Thursday night of this week, in aid of the choir, to raise funds whereby the solo service in the choir may be improved.
 w T. H Howe, instructor in chemis- try at Yale, has resigned and accepted a position as mining engineer near Denver, Col MT. Howe is graduate of the class of '9S, in the Yale Scientific school and has since spent three years in the scientific department, receiving the degree of Ph. D. last year. He will leave for the west al once,
 At the Dwight Place church to-mor- row evening the ladies' aid society will give a tea at 6;30, to which members of the congregation and friends are cor dially invited Dr. Twitchell will be ab- sent on that evening, as he has accept ed an invitation to preach the installa- ton sermon of the Rev MT. Root in Providence.
 Arthur Foote, tennis champion Of New England, is still in Europe. MT. Foote will defer his return, and IL IS most probable that he will spend the winter at Grasse in the south of France. He is now with relatives of his mother, Mrs. Sherman F. Foote, who have large estate just out of London.
 Attorney w. D. Warren is recovering from a dangerous illness with diphthe- ria. His infant child has been stricken with the malady and is very i'll. The anti-toxine treatment was administered to the child yesterday.
 Richard Crane and William Hall or the class of '95Nin the Yale Sheffield Sci entific school are visiting friends in this city. Since graduating they have made trip around the world, visiting Eng land. France Germany, Switzerland, Italy and North Africa They also went up the Suez Canal to Asia, cross ing the Asiatic continent, after leav- ing China and Japan, returning home via San Francisco MT Hall lives in New York city and MT. Crane in Chi cago.
 Health Officer Wright on Sunday in- terrupted the funeral of the nine-year- old daughter of w. H. Spencer of S5 Greene street. The chile had died of scarlet fever and the neighbors com plained to Dr. Wright Sunday that ar- engagements for a public funeral were being made. When he reached the house 1t was filled with friends of the family. The health officer notified the