The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-02
PERSONAL.

cital at Warner hall, Wednesday even Miss Ingersoll, Miss Millie Williams pianist, and MT. Allie Williams, flute.
 At the Convent of St. Mary of the Springs, near Columbus, O., to-day, Miss Agnes Mercer, daughter of James Mercer of York street, will be admit ted as novice.
 Miss Mamie Caffrey, now Sister Mar celia, formerly of this city, will take the black veil, having served year and a half of her novitiate.
 Mrs. Marinda Hine of Orange is crit ically i'll at her home in that place. She received an attack of apoplexy on | Wednesday night and it is not believed that she can recover. Mrs. Hine is the mother of Mrs. Robert E. Baldwin.
 Pierce N. Welch, president of the First National bank, who has been ab- sent in the south for the past month, made most of his stay at Montgomery, Ala, has returned home.
 | State Organizer T. F. Gilmore of this city was presented by Victory council of Caanan Thursday night of an album with many pictures of the members therein. Councillor Gilmore responded | feelingly
 Ex-Policeman W. W. Richmond of | Hartford, who was on the retired list, died very suddenly of paralysis of the heart Thursday night. His wife, who was Miss Augusta Bidwell of Glaston- bury, and to whom he was married thirty-seven years ago, survives him. There are no children Mrs Richmond l is sister of Mrs. c. c. Hale of East Bridgeport. MT. Richmond also leaves I two brothers and two sisters. They are Henry U. Richmond, superintend- ent of the Hartford Lumber company; Robert Richmond of New Haven, Mrs. 1 Harvey D. Sabine of St Albans, Vt, and Mrs. Elizabeth Buck, widow, of | New Haven. A niece, the wife of Hen l ry c. Parsons, the proprietor of Par l sons theater Hartford, who was Miss Carrie Simpson of Broad Brook, and two nephews, Eugene H Richmond, with the Travellers Insurance com 1 pany and Chester B. Richmond live in l Hartford
 l, Grand Master Alling of this city in- I in Plainville with thirty-two charter members, Thursday. The officers are: Noble grand, Mrs. George Spencer; vice grand Mrs. A. D. Cady; secretary Mrs. C. F. Goodhue; treasurer, Miss Frances Bunnell
 Otis Reed of this city. who had gone to Middletown to work in the cycle fac tory, was sent to Haddam jail for three months January 30 for abuse of his wife He claimed it was case of toe much mother-in- law < On Thursday the mother-in-la went down to Had dam jail and paid the fine which was | imposed in addition to the jail sentence. | Reed has the reputation of being quite l boxer and sport.
 I Among those present at the golden wedding celebration of MT. Montgom- l cry Armstrong the carriage manutac- | turer, and wife, at their home on Hum phrey street wednesday night were l From Buffalo, N. Y, G. P. Armstrong l and wife, Mrs. Alonzo Armstrong, Miss l l.. w. Armstrong, J. D. Armstrong and I wife. and c. H. Funnell; Mineola N T., Joseph Armstrong, Miss Deborah Armstrong and Miss Belle Armstrong Brooklyn, N Y, Joseph T. Telfair and wife; Binghamton, N. r., Miss Jennie l Howell; Norwalk, Conn, Misses Emma ! and Mary Partrick and J. A. Partrich and wife. Those present from this city were: MT and Mrs. Edward M. Arm strong, MT. and Mrs. Elmer l.. Arm strong, Rev. and Mrs. w. Davies, MT and Mrs w E. filling, F. A. Alling J. T. filling, Miss Eva filling, Mis- 1 Hattie A. Alling, Mrs. R. A. Alling
 Mrs. J. A. filling, Mrs. James Feath- erstone, Eli Page and wife, D. O. Camr and wife Cleveland Smith and wife | D. A. filling, Henry filling, c. B. Han son and wife, L. Bassett and wife, Mrs Bradley Pardee, ! M, Hendrick, May or Hendrick Norris B. Mix and wife R. Bragaw and wife, c. F. filling an6 wife, F. c. Armstrong. John Gilleit and wife, B. Skilton and wife, and Miss Susan Caldwell.