The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-12
PERSONAL MENTION.


 has been seriously i'll of typhoid fever at his home on George street for over two weeks, was reported by Dr. Paul c. Skiff, his attending physician last eve- ming, to be little improved, with good chances for his recovery.
 John Bright of Elm street has been very i'll, threatened with pneumonia, but is now getting better.
 Rev. George H. Phillips of this city preached at All Saints church, Merl- den last evening.
 Septimus Fleetwood of Trumbull street has just returned from weeks visit to his daughter, Mrs. Herbert Sweezey of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 Mrs Herman Michaelis of Hanover street Meriden, who has been. sick with a bilious attack. was slightly improved Saturday. Miss Konold of New Haven is attending Mrs. Michaelis.
 $. B. Valentine has been appointed superintendent of telephones for the N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R., with an office in the new Southern station at Boston, N. A. Smith, chief train dispatcher in this city, will have charge of all repairs to the lines for the western district
 Attorney Arvine of New Haven was the guest in Wallingford Saturday morning of Attorney Harrison. Both counsellors enjoyed skating at Crystal lake for while before dinner.
 Loren Stannard of Westville has dis posed of his place there on account of Ill health, and intends to go south. Harvey Brown has bought the Stan nard place and will occupy it.
 Edward M. Hicks and John c. Hicks, formerly in the restaurant business in Meriden who are home from the Kion- dile, have been visiting in New Haven. Frank Butterworth, who has been ill for three weeks past with typhoid fev- CT, is recovering.
 Guy A. Palmer, son of Ralph A, Pal mer, and Miss Jennie F. Dryhurst, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. Hea- ry Dryhurst, of Meriden, were quietly married in New Haven Friday evening at the home of relative by Rev. A. c. Moore. The couple were to have been married in October, but owing to Mrs. l Dryhurst's i'll health the wedding was | postponed. MT. Palmer and bride have many friends who wish them much happiness.
 | The course of lectures before the pub 1 lie schools teachers which are given in College hall, opens December 16 by a 1 lecture by Dr. Emerson F. White of Columbus, O.. on aInstruction and Book 1 Study" Other speakers in the course will be Superintendent Thomas M. Bal 1 liet of Springfield; A. E. Winship, edi- l of T,,, ,Nf 1 tion Dr. Frank McMurry, Teachers college, New York; Dr. B. A. Hinsdals, professor of pedagogy, University of Michigan; Professor Andrew Draper of the Illinois university.
 l Dr. and Mrs. Edward Moulthrop have l left New Haven on a journey to South America to be absent six months if not 1 longer. Dr. Moulthrop was associated in l his profession with Dr. Osborn of York ! street. A little more than a year ago l he took to himself wife in California. l Dr. Moulthrop goes to take the posi- I ton occupied by Dr. Edward Kingman, I who will start fof Shome on the arrival 1 of Dr. Moulthrop, Dr. Kingmanfs wife, 1 who was one of the Coburn girls, re- turned to her mothers home year ago, unable to hear the life in this mining i district, as her health has always been I delicate
 Porteus c. Rhodes of West Haven, who 13 months ago started for the l Klcndike with Captain Mcclure and others in the Negus. has returned home Idisgusted after a proftless trip. Halsays the Klondike is evercrowded, that it I costs $250 to get dollars worth of gold and that the transportation companies get all there is in it. The Negus party split up, some of them selling the boat and departing with the money. Mcclure is in Washington.
 Among those present at the meeting and banquet of the Episcopal Church club of the diocese of Connecticut held at the Hotel Russwin. New Britain Friday evening were: President Will liam w. Sltiddy of St. Johns church of Stamford; Vice President P. c. Royce of Trinity church, Hartford Benjamin R. English of St. Paul's church, New I Haven Secretary Charles F. Chase o1 St. Marks church, New Britain; and the following members of the executive committee: N Albert Hooker of St Marks, New Britain; Samuel Taylor o1 the, Church of the Good Shepherd Hartford, and John A. Buckingham oi Christ church, Watertown; Charles M Burgess, St. Marks, New Britain
 Frederick c. Earle. Christ church, New Haven; Charles E. Graves, Trinity church, New Haven; George D. Hatch Trinity church Hartford; Charles E Jackson, Holy Trinity Middletown
 Elijah c. Johnson Grace, Windsor
 Frank F. Johnson, Trinity Hartford
 John H. North Trinity, New Haven
 Roswell D. Perkins, St. Paul's Walling ford; Joseph Pierpont. St. Johns, Nortl Haven; John H. Platt, Trinity, Nev Haven; Hubert F. Potter. St. Johns l North Haven; Henry F. Rees Trinity Hartford; A. Heaton Robertson, Trin ity, New Haven; William w. Shiddy St. Johns. Stamford; John Fl. Taylor Trinity, New Haven; c. H. Tlbbtts, SI
 Pauls, Wallingford; Samuel Taylor Good Shepherd, Hartford; Howard C
 Vibbert, Trinity, New Haven; Isaac F
 Russell, William c. Russell and Henr.
 Hooker of New Haven.
 l Miss Antoinette c. fanfare, after a
 absence of five years in California, ha
 returned to her home at Bay View
 West Haven.
 Cards are out announcing the comin
 marriage in Chester of Miss Carrie Ty
 Ter to Edward w. Clark, Thursday. De
 cember 22. Miss Tyler is the oldes daughter of First Selectman R c Ty