The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-28
LOCAL NEWS JOT1I NGS.


Funeral of Mrs. Peters-NIr. Spock's Rapid
Promotion-Residingi in London-Drug-
gist Bishops Sixtieth-S. f, Dibble in
Detroit-Judge Harrison-Other Notes.
The Cosmopolitan for June at Nc
KEGS news store.
The funeral of Mrs. Eva Peters, aged
eighty-seven, mother of eX-Constable
Peters, took place yesterday afternoon
from the residence of her son on Nash
street, many friends attending, includ-
ing an unusual gathering of aged peo-
pie, mostly ladies, the deceased having
been so long a resident of the city and
being a favorite with many acquain-
tances. Rev. Mr.. Phillips, assistant at
st. PauPs church, was the officiating
clergyman. The bearers were ex-Town
Clerk Philip Hugo, Paul Zimmerman,
Mr.. Girametto and Mr. Grieger The
interment was in the family lot in Ever
green cemetery. The Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. of Germania lodge, l. o. o. f., was
we'll represented at the services.
Druggist H. M. Bishop of State street,
corner of Humphrey, attained his six
tieth year yesterday and in honor
thereof he received many congratula-
lions from personal friends, also con-
gratulations by letter from various
prominent people, including his col
leagues of the State Pharmacy 4associa-
ton.
Lynde Harrison, president of the
Monticello club of this city, has been
appointed a member of the executive
committee of the national association
Of democratic clubs to represent the
New England states.
S. E. Dibble, state vice president of
National Steam Filters association, has
gone to Detroit to attend the convention
which opens to-day. On June 2 he will
attend the Master Plumbers national
convention. F. A. Curtis and G. w.
Hazel also attend the latter convention,
leaving here on Monday, June l.
The pulpit supply committee of the
First Baptist church has secured the
Rev. Mr.. Phelps of Colorado for the
third Sunday in June. The Rev. Mr..
Buttricks, former pastor now in AL
day in June and all of July.
Morning Star lodge, No. 4, D. of r.,
will give a supper to-day at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ellen M. Potter, 104 South
Front street, from to o'clock.
Leslie Spock, eldest son of Mr.. Will
liam H. Spock, is in London, England,
| where he has gone to remain for some
| time as the American representative in
England of large American manufac-
| turing syndicate. Mr.. Spock's rapid
rise and promotion is the subject OF
congratulations by his many New Ha-
| ven and New York friends. Mr.. Spock
has been in New York for quite num-
| Der of years, for six years in the office
| of II. w. Peabody & Co., a prominent
shipping firm. Previously he was with
Arkell & Douglass, shipping merchants
Eight or more years ago he was book
keeper for Halstead & Harmount OF
| this city. He is residing in London.
| DR.. c. w. Vishno, who is in Paris, will
return home about July /.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Albee of this city, daughter of Major
Albee, brigade inspector of small arms
practice on General Ravens staff, tc
Louis Sayles of Dayville. Mr.. Sayles is
! a brother-in-law Of Congressman
| Charles A. Russell.
Miss Harriet Fothergill of 81 Woos.
| ter street has gone on a three weeks
vacation to Albany, N. Y.
Miss Margaret Sullivan and Miss An
| ME Murphy of Coils street are visiting
friends in New York.
The members of Momauguin lodge
No. l, A. o. u W., held a reception
last evening to the recently appointed
deputy, Harry Leigh, at the lodg'
| rooms The degree of humility wa:
worked, one of the most interesting GER
emonies in the order. There was ;
large attendance of the members ant
of members of other lodges of the city
| Many candidates from the other lodge
will take the degree of humility will
the members of Momauguin.
Superintendent Sanders of the /
Candee & Co. said yesterday that tn
company hoped to be able to emplo.
more operatives later in the summe
than at present He would not under
take to promise that, however. Every
thing depended upon the amount of or
ders received.
OTHER PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Fanny H. Boltwood of Gram
Rapids, Mich, is visiting at the hom
of Mrs. Brooks, 156 Humphrey street.
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Keyes and daugh
ter of lii Lawrence street left yesterda.
for Litttleton, N. H, where they vii
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. L. Benedic
| are at Venice They have been abroa,
on this trip since last December.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Benedict ar
| again at their beautiful summer hom
in the annex overlooking Townsen
| avenue Mrs. Benedict had a delightful