The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-19
pEKs0yaj JorTiNGS,

MT, Horace P. Shares, the brick man. ufacturer and capitalist, leaves next week for his annual fall and winters stay at Rock Ledge, Florida. He will be accompanied by his wife and his son, Horace F Shares, jr., who gradu- ated from Yale last June His son-in- law, Mir, Treadway, will go to Rock Ledge a little later on. The Rock Ledge hotel which is owned by MT Shares and managed by MT. Treadway, will reopen in about four weeks Mrs F. c. sherman. accompanied" by her son, Mir, Edward F sherman, have gone to old Point Comfort, Virginia Their route is via the Old Dominion Steamship line from New York. They will return by way of Washington Mir. Harry Lacy, the actor, who is now playing an engagement with the i"Sportng Duchess" company in Brook lyn, spent Sunday and yesterday in town. MT Lacy is playing his old part in the piece. and has been with the company since it started out this sea- | son. He staged this production, in fact and it was with MT. Lacy and the company of actors under his direc- | tion that the late Mrs John Drew play | ed her last engagement
 | The bans of marriage were an- nounced at St. Johns Roman Catholic church Sunday of Joseph H. Lynch, a | travelling salesman for Kimberly X | Co, 232 State street, and Miss Mary Cohane of 129 Davenport avenue A daughter has been born to MT. l and Mrs. Lucius Hendee of Edgewood | avenue
 Bishop Williams will not be able to 1 be attend the exercises at Trinity church in this city next week in cele- | braton of the centennial anniversary 1 of the consecration of Bishop JaA'vis and the conservation of Dr. Brewster as bishop coadjutor of this diocese. He has designated Bishop A N Littlejohn l of Long Island az the consecrator of Bishop Brewster. Bishop Littlejohr will no doubt take much pleasure in re- visiting New Haven. He is most af- fectionately rememoered here by many of the older residents who were anon 2 his parishioners at St. Paul's churct when he was rector of St. Paul's twen. ty-fve or more years ago.
 Captain and Mrs A. D. Sanborr closed their cottage at Lake Winnipe l saukee, N. H., Wednesday, and Mrs ! Sanborn returned to her home, having i spent six weeks at the lake and noun tains.
 Frederick Miller. well known popu lar clerk, has accepted position in tht art department of Malley, Nicely ( Co.'S big store.
 Stamp Deputy Kennedy of the inter nal revenue office left yesterday on { weeks vacation. He will make an ex tensive trip to various large cities,
 Mir stephen Cook has returned iron six months vacation and re-enteret the employ of Charles MoMson & Co.
 MT J B. Whitfield of North Caro lima is visiting his parents, Mir. ant Mrs B. Whitfield, at 496 Elm street
 Professor John Weir will entertain Joe" Jefferson, the famous actor, dur ing his stay in town this week.
 MT and Mrs. Francis Wetmore Nc
 Milan are now on their way home having sailed from Liverpool on tn
 Lucania on the 18th. They are due ol
 Friday of this week, and Mir. and Mrs
 Frank E. Lewis, Mrs. McMillan's par
 ents, will be in New York to mee
 them. Senator McMillan of Detroi
 and Mrs. McMillan, who are still a their summer home at Manchester-b by the-Sea, will join the Lewises in Ney
 York and the entire party will speD
 a few days at the Holland house be
 fore going back to their respectiv
 homes MT. and Mrs. F. W. McMillal
 will come to New Haven to spend som
 time before going to their permanen
 home.
 Mr. Walter A., .Liyermore, bushes
 manager for the Little Dixie company
 arrived in town yesterday Mir Liver
 more was for years a correspondent fo
 the New York Clipper and is now 8
 old war horse in the theatrical line
 having been connected for years wit the Sweaters Opera house of Warrer
 Ind, which was burned down som
 years ago. Mir. Lvermore is genif
 and up-to-date business manager. HI
 company appears at the Grand Oper
 house Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day next