The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-11
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


Deputy Collector Winchell of the Gus
toms house, who has been i'll for two
weeks, was on duty yesterday for a
short time.
William G. Lotze, late of Denver
was appointed recently general secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION in this city, has assumed the
duties of his position in the associa-
ton. He is a very energetic man and
the continued prosperity of the associa-
ton is felt to be assured
Mr. and Mrs. Essi Stannard of this
city left on Wednesday for st. Angus
tine, Fla, for the season. They will
go as far as Rockledge, where there are
quite a number of New Haveners. Mr..
Stannard is senior partner of the firm
of E. Stannard & Son.
President Dwight of Yale went yes
terday to Boston, where he last night
attended the annual dinner of the
Yale alumni of that city He respond
ed to the toast yale"
John Edward Heaton of the Imperial
Granum Co, and Charles B. Gilbert of
the firm of Stodard Gilbert & Day, left
Wednesday for short stay at the
Bermuda Islands. He went by way
of the steamer Trinidad from New
York
Mrs. Mary E., widow of Tilton e.
Doolittle, who has been i'll with rheu-
matism for several weeks, is still very
weak. Every effort is being made to
prevent a relapse Owing to her adj
vanced age her recovery is not assur-
ed
George A. Lane, a clerk in Adams
Express company's office at 1877 Orange
street, will leave to-day for Jackson
vile, Fla, going by the steamer AL
gonauin Before his return he will go
to Fort Pierce, Fla, where Frank Ty-
Ter, of this city, is keeping hotel.
Word has been received in this city
of the birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Sears in Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs.
Sears was formerly Miss Florence,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert
uate of the class of '92, and is now a
practicing lawyer in Buffalo.
Prof Frank K. Sanders of Yale and
| Mrs. Sanders left this city yesterday
for Old Point Comfort, Va. They went
by the Southern Railway route.
Harry Lane, Yale medical school
student, who was stricken with paraly-
sis few days ago is now dangerously
ill at his room, 1880 Chapel street
Lane is about twenty years of age and
| is already a graduate of Shelf, enter
| ing that department of Yale when only
sixteen years old. He came to college
| in '94 from Russell, Erie county, Pa.
where his parents now live. He is at
| tended by DR.. Henry Fleischner. The
| paralysis effects his whole left side
Over study and application is consid-
cred the cause of his Illness.
| Mrs. William Sears and Mrs. Will
| liam Sears, jr., of Academy street
gave inner party on Thursday even
| ing in honor of the birthday of eX-
Mayor Holcomb. The other guests
| were Mrs. Holcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Henney, jr., and George T Bishop.
| Mrs. Timothy Bishop will give small
card party on Saturday.
Robert L. Taylor will give an Illus
| trated lecture on Greek Coins" before
| the Saturday Morning clug tomorrow
| The election of Frederick L. Gaylord
| to the postmastership of Ansonia will
necessarily create another vacancy or
| the republican state central committee
| Mr.. Gaylord now represents the Eight
district on that committee. Among
the available candidates for Mr. Gay.
lords place are John H. Davis, first Sc.
| lectman of Hamden, and Robert o
Eaton, assistant dairy commissioner o.
| North Haven.
| Edward Dillon, superintendent o.
New Haven Water company, and wife
are travelling through the south.
| Miss Carolyn Suydam Duer gave {
charming luncheon of eleven cover:
this week in honor of her guest, Mis-:
| Evans of New York. The table wa.
prettily decorated with carnations anC
roses, pink, white and dark red Tht
| guests were Mrs. Dean Lyman, Mis-:
| Carmalt, Miss Weir, Miss Foster, Mis-.
Hannah Whitney, Miss Trowbridge
Miss Whittlesey and Miss Watrous.