The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-21
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 High water to-day, 11:3S a. m. Two-fanily house s2,6OO-R. .E. Baldwin Senator John H. Ferris of New Lon Hon was in this city Tuesday. Every Republican should vote to-day. The auction sale at St. Johns Catho- lie club will be continued this morn ing at 9 o'clock.
 Miss Kate A. Hofer of this city has been engaged as soprano of St. PauPs Universalist church, Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. George Thomas of this city, formerly of Derby, were guests of friends in that place yesterday. Miss Lizzie Gaffney of this city took part in a concert given in Torrington on Tuesday night by the Circle of Mercy.
 Mrs. C. H. Johnson, state s. G. W. T. of the Inter-G Grand Temple of Honor, will make her official visit to Star So- cial of Portland this evening.
 Rev. Melville B. Chapman, D. D., has been elected Professor of Homiletics in the School of Theology of Boston uni- versity. He will reside in New York until October.
 The Political Science club will meet in room Ii White hall at o'clock this evening. William B. Bailey, Ph. D.. will speak on "The Rise and Fall of the Latifundia."
 The last Yale Kent club lecture this season will be given this evening at 8 o'clock at College street hall by the Hon. c. J. Bonaparte of Baltimore r,,I,o r,,;u +o1l on and Ross es''
 H. B. Dorman, representative ot c. w. Kellogg & Co. of this city, was in Winsted Tuesday making prepara- tions for the relaying of curbing and sidewalks around the Hotel Winchester building.
 The second concert of the Calvary Baptist Sunday school orchestra, as sisted by the New Haven Orchestral club, was held last evening in the Bi- ble school room of Calvary Baptist church.
 The attention of the readers of the Journal and Courier is called to the auction sale of the eight houses adver- tised in our columns by Edward c. Beecher, auctioneer, to be sold this morning at 10 o'clock, on English street.
 Rev. MT. Scovill of Trinity church will open the meeting of the Connect icut Archdeaconry Brotherhood of St. Andrew, at Meriden this evening. MT. Owens of Christ church, this city, will organize a boys auxiliary at o'clock this afternoon.
 It will be seen by notice in another column that Professor Boyd is to give another of his interesting lectures on Memory Culture at the First Baptist church, Wooster Square, this evening. These lectures are free, and are at tracting great attention.
 The wedding of Miss May D. Pollard, daughter of Mrs. D. Oscar Pollard of o48 Dixwell avenue, and Ralph l. Nun son, grandson of Dr. A. B. Smith of 94 Howe street, will take place at 3:30 this afternoon at the home of the bride. Rev. J. O. Munson, grandfather of MT. Munson, will perform the ceremony.
 Mrse Warner D. Judson opened her house yesterday for a charity whist in aid of Grace hospital. Ten tables were in order and play began at 8 o'clock. The invitations sent out were largely responded to. Among the players were Mrs Marquis B. Newton, Mrs. John Hauff, Mrs. Robert Manross, Mrs. Cyrus Kellogg, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Latham, Miss Pauline Latham, Mrs John Currier Gallagher, Mrs Eve lyn Stevens, Mrs. Dr. Alfred Reyes, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Kockersper- ger, Mrs E. s. Gaylord, Mrs. John J.