The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-02-16
Brief Mention.

Houses, lots, farms-R. p. Baldwin.
 w. A. Young, formerly of this city, Is travelling for J. P. Griffin & Go. of Lynn, Mass.
 < Miss Nellie McGrail of New Haven is visiting at Mount St. Joseph's con- vent, Hartford of which she is a grad uate.
 very interesting debate Is expected at the Young Mems Republican club this evening The public is envited to attend
 Carl l.. Jones. professor of physical culture at the New Haven Turner's, will leave in a few days for a visit to Germany.
 The New Haven Public Market on State street has been purchased by Messrs. Harry c. and B. A. Booth, who will take possession at once.
 Mrs. John Rembrandt of Lynwood street will leave this week for Florida. She will go with three friends. They have taken cottage for six weeks
 The question of the extension of Will lard street, between Alden avenue and Bennett street, will come up before the board of selectmen next Friday even-, ing.
 Thomas Boldren of Sylvan avenue has returned from 8 four months visit to his old home in England. This is his first trip to his old home since he first came to this country
 Rev. MT. Koepchen of Meriden, who has been i'll and confined to the house for ten days past with an attack of pleurisy, is improving, as his many friends here are glad to learn.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. $. Lines will enter tain from to o'clock on Friday next, the guild of St. Barnabas-a guild com- posed of the nurses of New Haven-at the rectory 221 Wooster street.
 Rev. Edwin J. Chaffee, formerly pas tor of the Universalist church in Mid dletown, has accepted 9 call received yesterday to become pastor of the Uni yersalist church at Potsdam, N. Y.
 Dr. l.. H. Pease of Enfield, one of leading men of the town, who died yes terday, served during the war as sur- geon of the old Tenth c. V., and is af- fectionately remembered by many old New Haven comrades of the Tenth.
 c. P. Bancroft, principal Of Phillips academy, Andover, Mass, has been spending a few days here with his son. C. K. Bancroft, one of the instructors of the academic department of Yale. Principal Bancroft has been at the New Haven house.
 A special meeting of the board of all dermen and councilmen will be held this evening in reference to authoriZ- ing the fire commissioners to exchange the lot bought by the city at Edgewood
 T11fz |, fn,. hn west side of Ellsworth avenue, near Stanley street.
 The Hartford Post says: "A project is under consideration in state military circles to have the First regiment at tend the dedication of the Grant mem orial in New York April 27, and from present indications it looks as if the proposed trip will be successfully car ried through"
 Druggist H. M. Bishop of this city, and of the state pharmacy commission, announces another meeting of the commission for tomorrow at Hartford, at which ten candidates (none from this cfty) for diplomas will be examined At the succeeding meeting several New Haven candidates will be examined.
 The Norwalk Sentinel last evening says of a New Havener: 'ReV. H. E. Burnes, who preached in exchange with the pastor at the First Methodist Epis- copal church yesterday, was greeted by large congregations. MT. Burnes' ser mons during the day were of the pro- found scholarly and inspiring charac- ter that characterizes all his pulpit ut terances, and which anything but the full text utterly fails to convey any idea It afforded most of his congrega- tions much pleasure to take his hand at the close of his discourses, and ex- press their appreciation of his sermons and interest in his welfare. MT. Burne and his daughter Grace were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Andrews Sunday"