The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-30
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


 Mrs, F. c. Sherman and son, Edward F, Sherman, have returned from the south. They were located at the "Chamberlin" while at Old Point Com fort.
 Mrs, Atwater of Trumbull street, wife of Commissioner William J. At- water, is in Cincinnati, O., visiting her son-in-law and daughter MT. and Mrs. Sterrett. Mr. Atwater leaves next week Tor Cincinnati for a short visit and MT. and Mrs. Atwater will return in about ten days.
 Professor Sedgwick of the Massachu- sets School of Technology is in town for day or two on business connected with the settlement of the estate of the late MT. Richard F. Rice, who was the father of Professor sedgwick's wife.
 Attorney D. P. Arvine starts to-day on business trip for month to South Carribee from New York for Demeran, British Guiana, where he will remain for week. Returning he will stop for few days at the Barbadoes.
 J. H. Flower of this city will have charge of the Branford Pharmacy dur ing the absence of J.. N. Freeman, who expects to take a vacation of three weeks. which he anticipates spending in the south.
 Willis filling, organist and composer, or thls city, has been engaged to con- uuct the St. Cecilia society of Meriden, Ill place of Miss Ella Belden, who has gone west. The Meriden society was singing in excellent form last spring and MT. filling has a fine class of sing CTS to work with. He was the accom- panist last season.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Richard North are expected home from their wedding trip on Monday next. They have visited Boston and other points in that direc- ton.
 Captain George Baldwin of Rranford has recently purchased the boat Double Beach, and will make all necessary re- pairs and put the boat in first-cIass oANSl ICl HEAL StSiSOu.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Palmer, who for the past five years have lived with Mrs. Palmer's parents in Hartford, have moved to 122 Ferry street, this city.
 T. J. Toole and a party of gunners of Branford returned from a days sport in North Branford Thursday with twenty squirrels, besides rabbits and cartridges.
 
 H. s. Gulliver, teacher at the high school, Waterbury, and former princi- pal here, is sick at his home. Henry C.. Scott, engineer at the elec- trio station in Branford, fell from a chair at his home in Millplain, Thurs day, and received such injuries as will lay him up for several days Mrs. Winslow, formerly of Branford, but now of New York, is the guest of ex-Senator and Mrs Jones at their home on Rogers street in Branford. MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss have returned from their lodge in the Adirondacks, and are in town for the winter.
 Professor W. c. sturgis of the State Experiment Station, this city, deliv- cred, before the Bristol grange, last evening, @ lecture on the subject: Fac teria; What They Are, and What They 1 Do"
 l The Rev. Dr. Seymour and Mrs Sey- mour of Litchfield have been the guests of President and Mrs. Dwight.
 Miss Lizzie Gaffney of this city rem dered vocal selections at the entertain ment last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. 1 Helen Williams of Forestville of the four Literary clubs of Bristol at the residence of her mother, Mrs Henry Mitchell, in Forestville. 1 Captain William Jones, former keep | CT of the lighthouse at Faulkner's Isl- and, and Mrs. Emma Myers of Par | kersburg, w. ", were married Thurs day night by the Rev Dr. Chadwick of 1 Grace M. F. church, Branford. l MT. Isadore Troostwyk, the accom- | plished violin instructor in the musical 1 department at Yale, has consented to | give one day week to the teaching of the violin in Hartford, yielding to re- peated requests from friends in this city, says the Hartford Courant in yes l terday mornings issue.
 Henry A. Metcalf, son of Charles MetcaIf of Hartford, and Miss Ada D. Bliss were married at the home of the bride in Somerville, Mass, Wednesday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Metcalf will reside in this city, where MT. Metcalf has been engaged in the drug business for several years.
 1 c. Francis Malone of this city has been in Branford this week with a view to organizing dancing classes for the l winter.
 | Mrs H. F. Swift of Branford is l spending two weeks in Hartford with l the family of President Roland Swift of the National bank.
 l Miss Sara l.. Milford, superintendent of the Junior Endeavor society of the Congregational church of Branford has been appointed 9 delegate to attend the thirteenth annual conference of the l Connecticut Endeavor union, to be held in South Norwallz, November and 8. Miss Milford will read her report at the consecration Endeavor meeting Sunday evening, November z. The Derby Transcript says: Artist John A. Hendrick of New Haven, the | clever wielder of the cue, appeared be- | fore the Ansonia board of trade last evening, and gave most excellent ex- | hibition of clicking the worries upon the | green cloth. The most pleasing part of the exhibition was the kangaroo masse | shot, this being the most difficult shot l to manipulate in three ball billiards. l Hendricks opponents were Messrs.