The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-16
PERSONAL JOTIINGS.

Other Items of Interest.
 Frederick c. Earle of Earle & Sey- mour left yesterday for Washington, D. C., where he will spend a few days.
 Rev, I. c. Meserve of the Davenport church will preach the baccalaureate sermon at western college next Sun day.
 Virgil G. Curtis, formerly superin- tendent of schools in this city, who is now superintendent of schools in St. Paul, Minn., is meeting with very grat- flying success,
 Architect w. H. Allen, who Is severe ly III at his home in Sylvan avenue, suffering with peritonitis, was consid- erably improved yesterday and he Is expected to recover rapidly.
 Frank H, McRoberts, for a number of years a practcing attorney in Illi- nois, was admitted to practice at the bar in this state by the superior court this week. MT McRoberts Is brother in-law of George D. Farovid, the well known Chapel street druggist. He studied law in the office of his father, a we'll known lawyer of Joliet, H., for many years resident there, and was | admitted to the bar of Illinois by the supreme court of the state.
 Mrs. J. D. Welch of Orchard street | has cards out for musicale to be given tomorrow evening, June 16. The hours are from to 1O
 Henry F. Stebblns of this city has fallen heir to an estate of about $S,000. MT. Stebbins' father recently died in Palmer, Mass, leaving him about $3,000 in cash and large tract of improved farming land in that town. MT. Steb- bins, who is at present one of the audi tors of the Consolidated railroad, will retain his residence at 195 Exchange street.
 Miss Mary Twitchell, daughter of Rev. pr. Twitchell, sails July 3 for Europe with party of friends. l Ex-Mayor N. D. Winter and family of Springfield are expected to arrive at Branford to-day for the summer. They will occupy their cottage at Crescent Bluff
 Mrs. G. B. Dudley of Orange street is spending week in Fails Village.
 MT. A. c. Robertson, who has just | concluded a very successful term as apothecary at the New Haven hospital, left yesterday for a two-weeks' vaca- l ton in Canada. During his six-years' connection with the hospital, he has succeeded in cutting down the drug expenses of that institution more than one-half, and was given vote of thanks on this account by the med ical board He has accepted a respon- sible position with the Mallinckrodt Chemical company of St. Louis and | New York, to take effect after July 1.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward M. Clark of Whitney avenue will sail on July for a three months trip abroad.
 Samuel P. Thrasher, secretary of the State Law and Order league, will probably return from abroad on July l.
 Albert Thompson, son of Captain Charles Thompson of Fair Haven, will return from Paris this summer. He Is a graduate of the Yale Art school and has been studying abroad for two years.
 Miss Mabel Sherman of Lake Place the young elocutionist, is spending a few days at Newtown.
 Senator Hawley, 1t is expected, will occupy his cottage at Woodmont next month. Among those who have taker up residence there already are R. T MerWin, A. w. Mattoon, F. A. Carlton Dwight Baldwin, Edward Lawrence A. B. Greenwood J. Gibb Smith, Ben. jamin Cobb, Frank Langdale, Eugene A. Beecher, Andrew Smith, Commis- sioner Nathan Hoyt, Mrs. Sarah Blinn Charles Bigelow, Henry Knapp, Henry F. Peck Wilbur s. Prindle.
 John w. Lowe has opened his drue store and J. L. Nesbit his grocery
 Dr. Francis B. Kellogg, Yale 'S3, med ical '86 has removed from Tacoma Wash, and opened an office in Los An geles, Cal. Dr. Kellogg resided in thi' city for a number of years.
 A. J. Clerkin, F. A. Curtis, Joseph F Carr, Edward A. Rourke, w. H. Haze and s. E. Dibble, state vice president all of this city, left yesterday as Nev Haven delegates to attend the conven tion of master plumbers which was be gun yesterday and lasts three days.
 MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Booth and tw, sons, Masters Malcolm and George, ar rived in this city this week from Day ton, o. They are guests of MT. ant Mrs. Arthur Griggs of Edgewood ave nue, the latter sister of Mrs. Booth MT. and Mrs. Booth will remain her until after commencement and vii : spend the balance of the summer il | Peacedale, R. l., at the home of MI Booths parents. Before leaving Day ! ton MT. Booth completed his secon year as principal of the Steele hig , school in that city.
 Leo Morris, the State street clothiel who has been suffering severely wit rheumatism the last two weeks at hi home at 155 Meadow street, was yester day removed in carriage to the hos pital for treatment by the advice of hi = physician, Dr. Frank H. Whittemore MT. Morris is president of Moses Men delssohn lodge, Mo- 16, and is a fnem Der of Wooster lodge of Masons, Gel mania lodge, l. o. o. F., Hevel lodge, o. B. B., and of the Masonic Mutua Benefit of this state and of the Pro tective Mutual of Worcester, Mass