The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-15
PERSONlL .IOrYINGS.

Walter Street, Yale theological stu dent, will preach at the Congregational church in East Hampton in the ab- sence of the Rev. c. w. Collier,
 Lieut.. Governor Dewel will officiate in presenting the diplomas to the grad uating class of the state normal school in New Britain. The graduating eXer- cises take place June 24,
 Hon. Edward Downes of this city, for four years consul to Amsterdam, Holland, has decided to study for the priesthood at the American college in Rome.
 Superintendent E. K. Parker of the New Haven Electrical company, re- turned yesterday from visit to the battlefelds of the south.
 Twin boys were born to Rev. and Mrs. Whitney of the Methodist church in Plainville last week. MT. and Mrs. H. T. Ghermann of Norwalk are entertaining Mrs. A. A. Lathbury and Miss Lathbury of this city.
 Ralph Birdsall, formerly of this city, | is acting as private secretary to Bish- op Williams.
 | Harry Cook has been i'll with nervous exhaustion and has been obliged to spend two or three weeks in the coun- try. He was ordered by his physician to go to Stratford, and has just return- ed much improved in health. Attorney Charles F. Bollmann is | seeking information concerning the late 1 Gustave Gehring, who formerly lived in this city. The late MT. Gehring was an instructor in chemistry and from entries made in his books it is believed that he left about $10,000. He was born and educated in Bavaria, Germany, and was never married In 1895 he left | Stmford for a trip to Rio de Janeiro and died there January, 1896. Deceased | had deposits in many different savings banks. So far MT Bollmann has found 1 that there were $2,000 on deposit in | three banks, the Pennington, Middle town and the Hartford.
 James F. Leery and his mother, of Broad street, left yesterday for Lon don by the steamer Teutonic They go abroad to attend the festivities con- nected with the queens jubilee. which occurs in little over a week. Thomas J. Coffey will visit England and other parts of Great Britain this summer, leaving New York on the Cunarder Lucania July 3. l Miss Mary F. Shanley and her friend, | Miss Mary Burke, will sail for Liver pool on the steamer Majestic June 30 to spend the summer.
 Miss Carlisle, of the science depart ment of the public schools. and Miss Alice Reynolds of West Haven. will spend the summer in Europe.
 Miss Winona Page of this city, who has had a desk in the superintendent's office at the capitol during the session of the general assembly, has been ap- pointed stenographer in the office of Dairy Commissioner Noble at the capi- tol
 | Among those who are going out of town to various summer resorts are F. w. Fellows and family of IA Whitney avenue, who will spend the season at Stamford Delaware county N. Y. Mrs. c. P Wurts and Miss M. H. Wurts of 113 Whitney avenue will soon leave for Widness, Lake Minnewaska, N. Y
 Mrs. F. w. Williams of 135 Whitney avenue will spend the summer at Nor folk, Conn, which will also be the ob- jective point of several other residents of this city later on, 1t being a very popular and pleasant summer resort Architect w. H. Allen, who was stricken with peritonitis last Thursday, is attended by Dr. F. l.. R. Thompson. His condition was somewhat improved yesterday and he is now expected to recover rapidly.
 MT and Mrs. c. F Lamb have been entertaining MT. and Mrs. c. F. Ray mond of Chicago, who sailed for Eu- rope on Saturday.
 County Commissioner John I. Lindley
 will sail in August for a three months soiourn in Europe.
 Prof. Mark Bailey and Miss Bailey
 will leave June 25 for summer in
 the mountains.