The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-18
PERSoNAi JOrTINGS.

was in Middletown Friday. On Satur- day morning he was in North Haven and in the afternoon in Durham. He has received an application from Will lington for state aid In grading,
 Rev. A. J, Smith, @ former pastor of St. Andrews church at Four Corners, this city, was in town Saturday for a short visit, and was warmly greeted by old friends and former parshioners
 William J. Healy, the insolvent build CT, has offered to settle with his cred itors on the basis of twenty cents on the dollar.
 Rev. F. A. Scoield, formerly of this city, delivered a sermon before "Our Brothers lodge of Norwalk last even ing.
 Sergeant James ?. Maher of the Sars- field Guards on Saturday drilled the re- gently formed St. Aloyslus cadets, a temperance organization organized by Rev. John D. Coyle of St. Johns church. The commissioned and non-commission- ed officers of the Sarshelds will take turns drilling the cadets.
 Mrs Edward Lyman Kinsman is coming to New Haven to spend the winter with her mother, Mrs. Coburn Of West Chapel street. Mrs. kingman has made her home in Guyaquil, South America, for the past year, where her husband, Dr. Kingman, holds the posi- ton of surgeon in the mining camp or the American Developing company.
 MT Levi Ives Lake of Chicago is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Birdsey C.. Mrs. Lake has been home from her summer outing since early in October. after an absence from home of four months. Part of the summer Mrs. Lake spent at Bluff Point, Lake Cham plain, at the Lake Champlain hotel. She was there during the entire stay of the presidential party and saw much of the president and Mrs. Mckinley. MT. L. l. Lake has been in Chicago for the last ten years and has a fine busi- ness position there. Years ago, when q stripling, he was clerk in Church street coal office. He is very popular 1 young man.
 ! Mir and Mrs. Hartung returned from Munich, Germany, last week, bringing with them the young German bride of their son. Dr. Henry Hartung, and she is now at the home of her parents-in- law, 259 St. Roman street, this city, pr Hartung Is in New York, where he has fine position in hospital under Dr. 14usk, and is completing his studies | The bride was Miss Crescentia Baum heller
 i William E. Thompson, examiner oi 1 records in the public works department ! who has been i'll, returned to work Sat urday.
 Dr. N. R. Hotchkiss of Shelton ave 1 nue has gone to Charlotte, N. Y., for g months visit, where he will join Mrs l Hotchkiss and Miss Hotchkiss, the fam l fly returning to New Haven together 1T l November.
 l Mrs. Rose Raymond of this city i; visiting Mrs. J. R. Marvin in Norwalk
 Mrs. R. K. Root of this city is visit ing friends in Stratford.
 | County Commissioner Hart D. Nun son and family, who have been summer l ing at Cosy Beach, have returned tt | the city
 I years Yale crew has accepted posi- tfon in the business department of tn, office of the Engineering Record in Nev York
 l The Rev. N. D. Griffin of the Norti | Methodist church in Hartford, former ly of this city, exchanged pulpits yes terday with the Rev. William Warden | The first wedding lat home of Mf | and Mrs. Carl Rosenthai was held oi Saturday afternoon at their house, No II Bishop street
 l Mary Meehan of this city, who wa struck by falling iron bar which en tered her brain almost two inches, i recovering from the paralysis resulting and her physician, pr. M D. Slattery thinks she will soon be well.
 Announcement is made of the en gagement of MT. Edward Taylor an, Miss Fanny Grey. Mir. Taylor is prominent member of the Quinnipia club, and Miss Grey, formerly a New ark girl, has made her home here fo several years past, and is staying q fpresent at the Majestic.
 MT and Mrs. P H. Veil are in Pitts burg, where they attended, yesterda, afternoon. the wedding of the brothe of Mrs. Well, MT Charles Loeb. Mrs Well will be remembered as Miss Len 1 Loeb, The Electric Girl" MT. Toe was for a period of seven years tn manager of the Lena Loeb company which toured the country, performin
 in all the big cities, where Mrs. We
 showed her wonderful power of mind reading and feats of strength.
 General H. s. Peck of this city, wh
 has officiated as chief marshal a
 many of the big parades in this city
 has received and accepted an invita-
 ton to serve as aide on the staff C
 Chief Marshal Francis B. Allen of tn
 parade to be held in Hartford, Farra
 gut's day, tomorrow.
 Miss Theresa McMahon, the we
 known dressmaker of No. 15 Peal
 street, was married to George Harol
 at St. Mary's church on Wednesda
 forenoon A reception followed at tn home of the bride, and guests from Ne
 York, Brooklyn and other cities wer H present The bridesmaid was Nils
 Nora McMahon, a sister of the brid
 and the best man was John Turber
 The couple are now on their honeymoo trip. Upon their return they will rt
 side on Clark street. where the eroo,