The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-26
PERSON1L JOTTINGS.


  Dr. Baldwin's Serious Illness-Commis-
 siouer Betts in the Granite State-Trips
 to the Mountains, the Sea Shore and to
 EurOpe-Other Notes.
 Dr. William P. Baldwin is quite i'll at his home, 1119 Chapel street, with ma larial fever, and was threatened with typhoid fever yesterday.
 Mrs W. J. Marsh, wife of pr. Marsh of Santa Marias Cal, and sister of Lou is A. Babcock, the real estate dealer, arrived in this city yesterday, accom- panied by her two children. She will be the guest of Mir. Babcock for the summer.
 Insurance Commissioner Fred A. Betts left for Portsmouth, N. H., yes terday afternoon, and will be absent till Monday. He will attend an impor- tant meeting of the insurance commits sioners Of the New England states.
 Messrs. Tanner and Lewis of the Rochester (N. Y.) Times were in town yesterday Forenoon.
 MT. Julien B. Smith and MT. and Mrs. Nelson are spending their Yaca- tion until August 1 with MT. and Mrs J. J. Butler of First avenue, West Ha- ven.
 Miss Hattie Buck of Buffalo is visit ing Mrs. D. T. Welch of West Haver and attending the commencement ex- ercises of Yale. Her brother, MT George Buck, was the class orator.
 Mrs. George A. Maycock will go with her youngest children into the Berk- shires to-day for a time. She has beer suffering from an obstinate cold, anG a change of air has been prescribed.
 Miss Julia Lynch, daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas H. Lynch of Wood mont, was united in marriage to Georg Wiimot filling in St Lawrence church West Haven, Tuesday morning. The bride was handsomely attired in white satin with tulle trimmings and veil and carried a bouquet of bride roses She entered on the arm of her father The maid of honor, Miss Lucy Lynch was attired in white organdie and car ried a bouquet of white carnations The little flower girl and boy, Miss An ma Hayes, cousin of the bride, ant Harry Lynch, brother of the bride, helC the beautiful flower gate ajar while tht bridal party passed through. The groom entered on the arm of his bes man, MT John P. Kost of this city. 4 wedding breakfast followed. The youns couple received many presents, amonf which was a beautiful oak rocker iron the employees of the F. B. Sheldon com
 n, for many years The newly married couple left on a short wedding tou1 amidst a shower of rice and goot wishes.
 Attorney Martin Conlan has purehas ed very pretty place in Westville consisting os a nice house and fivt acres of land. The place is on Jewel street and is worth in the neighbor hood of SS,00O. The property was solt by Edmund Zernitz.
 Congressman Sperry has declined th' invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration at the celebration in Clinton He is to preside at the celebration o1 the green in this city.
 Professor and Mrs. Charles Blakeslet of Long Branch, N. J., spent Wednes day in New Haven, guests of H. A Snyder of Townsend avenue. Profes sor Blakeslee is a. graduate of Wesley an university, Middletown, and ha been attending commencement ther this week.
 Miss Fife Futile of Boston, younge daughter of President Futile of tn l Boston and Maine road, is visiting Mrs ~ If ct Mrs. Philo Bennett of Yorke- Wall with Miss Ella Humphrey of Grea Harrington, Mass, sailed on Wednes 1 day at 10 a, m. on the St Louis for l three months tour of Europe. Tn | Henley races will be viewed and after ward, together with Mrs Edwin Brook of this city, who will join the party il | London, trip will be made througl | England, France, Switzerland, Ital, and Germany.
 Miss Mary Augusta Farren, daughte | of Mrs. Abby A. Farren of T Kensing | ton street, was married to Scott Le Foote of this city Wednesday after | noon. Rev Dr. Phillips officiated. Al ter a short trip they will reside at ] Kensington street.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur s. Evarts, who's ! marriage was celebrated short tim i ago. have out at home cards for Tues l days after June g. at 376 Elm stree 1 Mrs. Fvarts was, before her marriag, l Mrs Kate Many.
 At the home of the brides parents l 10 Goodrich street, Highwood. Wednes 1 day evening. Miss Carrie Webe daughter of MT George Weber, wa married to Robert Nesbit, the Rev. NJ l Siebke of the German Lutheran churc 1 officiating.