The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-31

Mrs. filings mother in Waterbury. In the family party were Consul General and Mrs Charles E. Turner and chil- dren of Ottawa, Can. MT. Turner and family will come to New Haven on Monday next to spend week with Mrs. filling, who is Colonel Turner's sister.
 The Misses Mary and Katheryn Hushion of 2O4 Ferry street acted as hostesses Thursday evening at the third meeting of the Maplewod whist play CTS. Sixteen couples took part in the play. Miss Margaret Murphy and Dr. J. J. Cohane won prizes. Dr. John J. Ryle who has been at the home of his parents in Stamford, re- cuperating from an attack of the grip. has returned to his practice in this city entirely recovered.
 Mrs. c. s. Bradley has been very sick at her home on Cherry Hill, Branford, suffering with the grip.
 Robert N. Burwell has sold his sloop yacht Titania to w. c. Childs of New York.
 Rev. Konrad Broberg will preach his farewell sermon at the Swedish Luth- eran church in Branford on Sunday morning and leave for his new field of labor in Naugatuck early next week. EX-Senator E. F. Jones and Mrs. Jones of Branford will leave on Satur- day for New York city, where they will remain for the balance of the winter.
 F. D. Whitney of Branford has been
 uffering during the week with severe grip cold.
 Charles F. Wright a well known ma chinist and draughtsman, employed at Winchester's factory, is quite ill at his | home, AT Avon street. He is threatened with an attack of typhoid pneumonia. | Mrs. c. F. Messinger of Whalley ave- nue has been ill with the grip for a fortnight and is now convalescent.
 John P. Colyan, who has been drug gist at the New Haven hospital, has re- signed and will resume his studies in { the medical school
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Crofut of 6S ] Whalley avenue with their children and Mrs. Crofut's brother, Dr. Willis 1 Grove, spent Christmas at the family home in South Norwalk. Others pres ent as the guests of Colonel and Mrs. J. c. Grove were E. c. Grove, Mrs Golden Mrs. Van Alstyne, all children of their entertainers.
 A notable reunion was celebrated Thursday night at M. l.. Goldbaum's s family residence at TO Lafayette street Just twenty-three years ago MT. and Mrs. L. Goldbaum and MT. and Mrs. l.. l Korn, a niece and nephew of the for mer, moved from New York to New Haven, where MT. and Mrs. L. Korn shortly left for Michigan. The two families kept up correspondence for many years, hoping to see each other until Mrs. Korn made up her mind to visit the L. Goldbam family. She ar rived Thursday and the family of M. l.. Goldbaum gave a great reception.
 Henry c. Moore left Branford yester- day. He expects to enter upon his new 1 duties in Brooklyn next week with the opening of school.
 | J. B. Robertson. Henry Reggoir, | Frank Sherman and MT. Parmelee of 1 the New Haven Fox club went on a l fox hunt out in Orange yesterday morn l ing.
 Mrs. Harriet Palmer of Main street, Branford, is recovering from severe attack of the grip. Her two sons, who have also been i'll, are now able to be out of doors
 A gathering of the Norman family | took place on Monday evening at the old home, 66 Whalley avenue A Christmas tree for the children was presided over by Edward Norman, who took the part of santa Claus. Others members of the family present were Miss Georgiana Norman, Mrs. Hickman and two chill dren, of London, Eng, and MT. and Mrs. George Burton. MT. and Mrs. George Stone of Bridgeport, and MT. and Mrs F. Howard Russell and fam fly of this city.