The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-15
LOCAL NEVIS JoTTINGS.

cen Sarsiield Guard to
 Attend Military ss-stockholders'
 Meeting-A Charmingly Celebrated We'd
 ding Anniversary.
 Dr. c, Purdy Lindsley and Dr. Will liam H. Hotchkiss are home from a fortnight's shooting in Maine.
 The board of selectmen went out to the Springside farm yesterday morn- ing to see what Farmer Wright had brought out of the soil this year. They were shown all sorts of farm produce, and MT. Wright received a great many compliments on the result of the years labors.
 The postoffice will observe Lincoln day as a regular holiday to-day, and all departments will close at noon. The carriers will make but one delivery and the general delivery window will be open from until o'clock in the even- ming The day is state holiday. The usual banquet held by the off, cers and general committee of the New Haven orphan asylum will be open to all old members of the committee upon the usual conditions.
 There will be horse trot at Foxon to-day at D. m. between B. F. Brad ley's Blue Light and E. M. Tuttle's Budd Wilkes. Another private match race will be contested between Lan- crafts Gold Beater and Officer Bright s Dick
 The next meeting of the Church club of Connecticut will be held in Harmonic hall, this city, Thursday. October 22, at D. m., with dinner at 6:30 D. m. The speaker of the evening will be William Bispham, president of the Church club 1 of New York, on Work of the Church Club in New York"
 Willard E. Warren, the six-year-old son of Attorney Willard D. Warren, died at the home of his grandparents, l ITO Whalley avenue, Tuesday. The child, promising little fellow, was taken Ill about a week ago. The funer- al will take place to-day
 l Professor Couch of Yale, professor of chemistry in the academical depart | ment is about to have a handsome home for himself erected on Edwards | street. The design, which is by Bos- 1 ton architect, is of old English style and is very handsome. The entries will I be finished in hard wood and will be l fitted with every modern improvement l Sperry & Treat have the contract for the mason work and Ritchie & Johnson will do the carpenter work. The house will cost about $7,000.
 | MT. and Mrs William Barnum of Edgewood avenue left home yesterday for Hudson, N Y. Mrs. Barnum, ac- l soI I,xrb bo,- con will ha h. 1 sent about two weeks, going to her for mer home and visiting several places 1 in the vicinity of Geneva and Roches- 1 ter, N. Y.
 l The following men are training for the Yale '99 crew: W. K. Sturges '9S S.. 1 R. F. Stone, H. L. O'F'allon, G. P. Bak- l CT. A. F. Way, G. W. Slocovich H Parkhurst, F. H. Brooke, w. F. White l house, jr., T. D. Hewitt (coxswain) and | l.. F. Green. The crew is rowing or Lake Whitney.
 l At a meeting of the officers and ex- ecutive committee of the Pequot coun- | cil, held this week at the home of Mrs l Frank w. Hinman on Howe street. pre- | liminary arrangements were made fol l the Hallow' cen celebration on October | 31 at the Pequot club house. The plans are not yet perfected, but will probably
 include a variety of events. In the afternoon 1t is planned to have fancy work sale and ''tea," with table d hote l dinner served by Fleming at 6 o'clock the evening to be given up to dancing
 as usual. Mrs. Hinman Is president o1 | the council, with Mrs. s. J. Fox secre-
 tary Mrs. Walter Wellman treasurer
 and Mrs. W. F. Futile as vice presi- dent.
 Rev. P. Mulholland of St. Francis church has invited the Sarsfield Guart to attend military mass November 15
 on which date the remodelled St. Fran cis' church will be formally opened The company has accepted the invita-
 ton and will attend, accompanied b.
 the Second regiment band. A militar.
 mass is a very rare and very impres sive ceremony. The soldiers stanC throughout the service without remov ing their caps, and at the elevation 0 the Host, in response to the taps of tn
 drums, they present arms.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders Of the Mallory, Wheeler Go has just been held. The old board o officers consisted of William H. An
 drews, president; Russell Hotchkiss vice president; Frank H. Andrews, sec retary and treasurer. President An drews resigned, and his resignation wa accepted, and MT Hotchkiss was elect ed to succeed him. The board also vot ed to fill the places they occupied b.
 F. H. Andrews and c. W. Andrews
 the last named being superintendent 0
 the shops. Frank E. Sims, who ha
 been bookkeeper for the firm, was ap
 pointed secretary and assistant treas
 urer, and James B. Coe, was promotes
 to be superintendent, to succeed c. "
 Andrews.
 A delightful and informal social even
 was the reception given Tuesday even
 ing at their home, 299 Whalley avenue
 by MT. and Mrs. Raymond G. Baldwin
 in celebration of the fifteenth anniver
 sary of their wedding day. The recep
 ton rooms of their new home, whic
 was built two years ago, were file
 with guests gathered to share in tn happiness os the occasion. Receivin
 with Mir. and Mrs. Baldwin were MI
 and Mrs. George Chamberlain and MI
 and Mrs. Dwight Baldwin. The hous
 was beautifully decorated for the oc
 casion with smilax, carnations, bitter
 sweet berries, pine and palms. Tn
 guests were presented by three ushers c. B. Matthewman, J. Frank Vinal an
 W. s. Fowler. In the supper room wer