The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-01
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


 ten days.
 MT. and Mrs, Walter Bradley Keeler are home from their wedding trip to Alaska, and are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Rollin McNeill. From here they go, in about a week, to their home in Philadelphia.
 MT. Harry Holcomb is greatly inn proved, and his physician, Dr. w. w. Hawkes. looks for his full recovery in a few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Morris w. Seymour of Bridgeport will spend the entire winter in this city They will be the guests of Mrs. Alden of Temple street.
 MT and Mrs. A. H. Kimberly and family have gone for a sojourn to the Hot Springs, Ark, to remain away sev- eral weeks.
 H. s. Parker, the genial actor, is here for one week at Polls Wonderland the ater with his troupe of performing dogs, ten in number.
 Professor H. w. Parker, who is in Auburndale, Mass, is steadily improv- ing.
 Among the guests of Mrs. Birdsey C.. Lake at her reception for the Rt. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead, D. D., bishop of Pittsburg. were MT. and Mrs. Kings bury and Miss Kingsbury of Water bury, the Rev. pr. Storrs Seymour of Litchtield and Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. l.. R. Ward, Mrs. Wilson Cary Bibb of New York and Mrs. Lakes sister, Mrs. Cyrus s. Curtis of New York
 MT and Mrs Silas Burrows have gone back to South Africa to join their daughter, Mrs. Kendall Busche. and her husband, Captain Busche, who are To- cated at Graham Town, where all will spend the winter. MT. and Mrs. Bur- rows sailed on Wednesday for England, whence they will go at once to Graham Town
 The Rev. Herbert Smith, rector of the Episcopal church at White Plains. N. Y, with Mrs. Smith and their young son Donald, have been the guests for a week past of Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Coburn of West Chapel street.
 MT. Samuel D. Rowland and family have given up the house on Sachem street and taken a flat in the Norman die for the winter.
 Professor D. Cady Eaton and wife are home from a four months stay abroad.
 The engagement of Miss Bertha K Curtiss, daughter of MT. Myron Curtise of the firm of Curtiss &, Bradley, and MT. George Gillette, son of MT. w. F Gillette, is announced. MT. F. H. Savage. for seventeen years with the Boston Branch Shoe compa' nv, has resigned that position to assume | charge of Beecher-Leonard company's | new shoe department, S37-839 Chape street.
 Miss Nellie Murphy of No TBS Grand avenue has accepted a position as l bpekkeeper and stenographer witt l the Franklin Moore company in Win sted.
 | Charles Benoit, who for ten years past has been with Willis E. Mix, the druggist, has assumed the manage nnent of an apothecary shop in Unior ] City.
 Mrs. Huntington Denton and he l daughter, Miss May Denton, wilf spept most of the coming winter in New York. Mrs. Denton has taken a pleas ant apartment at the Burlington, oi Thirtieth street, just off Fifth avenue Miss Denton has not yet joined he mother, but is still staying here witt Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, the Hotch kisses having returned only last weel from their lodge in the. Adirondacks. The many friends of Mrs, George s Hatch of Worcester will be glad to hea | that she is convalescent after sever | attack of appendicitis and rheumatisr of the heart She was attended by he father Dr. Cummings of No. Churcl street.
 MT. Frank T. Foley, agent of tn | Hartford department of the New Tor and Eastern News company, and Mis 1 Lillian M. French both of West Ha ven, were united in marriage last Wed nesday by the Rev. Nelson Edward! MT. and Mrs. Foley will reside in Hart ford.
 The New Britain Herald says: Th silver wedding anniversary of MT. an Mrs. Matthew Heinzmann of New Brl' ain was celebrated Friday evening 2 their home in that city by a large COT course of friends and relatives, man | from Hartford and New Haven bein
 present Rev. c. H. Siebke, eight, | one years of age, the venerable pastt l of the German Lutheran church of Ne
 Haven, who performed the ceremon,
 uniting the couple twenty-five yea
 ago, repeated the service Friday ever
 ing. During the evening the hapI
 pair were serenaded by the Quartet
 club. Among the numerous handson
 presents was a splendid silver k
 pitcher. :. Miss Nettie Gardner of this city IS u
 guest of MT. and Mrs. Wallace Brow
 of Bristol.
 Mrs. William J. Kraft entertained u
 members of the Methodist church cho
 of Bristol at her home in Bristol la Friday evening at a Halloween part
 At the closing session at Philadelph
 of the American Public Health assocl
 tion Dr. Charles A. Lindsley of this ci'
 was elected president.
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