The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-12
PERSONIL.

Miss Georgia Beekley, niece of w. A. Beckley, who has been in the Adiron- dacks eor about year for the benefit of her health, is expected home in a
 few days.
 Gardner Morse, the aged real estate dealer, who Is suffering from shock Of paralysis, who has been much worse, but yesterday was considered consid- erably better. While he is not expected to recover. his son says he Is likely to live for several months. Herbert Randall is in Ann Arbor, Mich. He will not return to New Ha> ven before June l.
 Sherlon D. Smith, who for many years had been connected with the firm of Buckingham, Clark and Jackson, the
 State street hardware dealers, Is now associated with the 0. A. Derman com pauy.
 1 Rufus King, '97 law school, has left college and win go to Texas, where he will go into railroading MT. King was formerly student in Shelf. He is one 1 of the most popular members of St. An thony.
 John ". Thompson of East Haven is recovering from serious cold He was threatened with pneumonia and has 1 been i'll for several days i Cornelius N. Ballard of Norwich and Miss Alice T.. Morton, daughter of the late John Morton of South Norwalk, 1 were married in Norwalk last evening. l William A. Morton of West Haven, a brother of the bride was best man. l The engagement is announced of 1 Henry Douglas Parmelee, Yale '95, of 1 this city, to Miss Gussie Aver Thorn, daughter Of William B. Thorn of New York.
 1 E. w. Davis, for many years with J. 1 B. Judson, the fruiterer, is travelling in l the south for his health He has visited 1 Deland and is now at the New Rock l ledge hotel at Roekledge, Fla. He ex- ! poets to return about April l. and his 1 friends hope to see him much improved i in health.
 l Mile. Szumonska, booked to appear at l the Hyperion March 26, was passenger
 on the French steamer La Gascogne a year ago. when the vessel was delayed | for nearly week. To shorten the time
 Mile Szumonska took part in the con certs organized on board. She will play ! sonata with Sauret.
 l Edward H. phipps of the Connecticut | Pipe company of this city, has received a patent through Earle & Seymour's S agency on machine for making ce- ment lined metal piping for conduits, 1 etc.
 Fx-Commissioner R. H. Brown re- ceived this week box of handsome l flowers by mail from Augusta, Ga, the
 sender being his daughter, who, with 1 her mother, is spending short vaca- tion in that delightful country,
 Prof A. J. Dubois lectured to the members of the Amalgamated Engin-
 eering society Tuesday evening in their rooms, D and 26 Insurance building, on
 Early History of the Steam Engine, " | The lecture was full of useful inforlna-
 ton on this important subject, and was 1 delivered in an entertaining style. The society rendered the professor vote i of thanks. The next lecture in the ] course will be delivered by Prof. J. W. l Mather Monday evening, March B, sub- 1 ject, Flying Machines" This lecture will be illustrated by views projected on the screen by an electric lantern 1 operated by Prof Arthur Booth of the | Boardman school. Admission free to 1 members of the society.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Roberts of 70 l Gilbert avenue desire to extend their | heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and 1 kind assistance given them during their late bereavement by the death of their | beloved daughter