The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

William H. Futile, the wholesale fruit dealer on State street, is slowly recov- ering from injuries he received in a fall down stairs at his residence, 50 Lafay- cite street. He arose In the night while half asleep and made a misstep, which plunged him down a flight of stairs, receiving serious bruises and contu- sions.
 Charles H. Adams of the editorial staff of the Hartford Courant is still at New Haven hospital, but daily improv- ing, and it is expected that he will be well enough to return home in a few days.
 Thomas Kennedy, a bartender em- ployed at Thomas F. Fitzsimmons cafe on Crown street, fell off Q stepladder Thursday afternoon and broke two bones in the ankle of his right foot. He was removed to his home, 337 Columbus avenue, and Dr. Sweet reset the broken
 bones. He will be laid up for several
 weeks
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Platt of this city and MT. and Mrs. Lewis Reed of Dan- bury were guests recently of Mrs. Os-
 car Dikeman in Newtown. MT and Mrs. Dikeman were at Wilmington, Vt,
 recently for sojourn of some days.
 Mrs. Dikeman went to New York this
 week for a brief stay. MT Dikeman
 was for years a prominent hardware
 merchant in New Haven and Is prom
 inent veteran Gray.
 Hayes D. Trowbridge, who, with his
 brother Edmund, went abroad at the
 close of the college term, returned this
 week on the Koenigen Louise, and is at
 his home on Temple street. His broth
 CT has not yet returned.
 Rev. C. A. Johnson, Vermont Bap- tist pastor, has just been voted cail
 by the Plantsville Baptist church. He is bright, young preacher of twenty
 eight years.
 J. Nelson Cummings, son of Dr. Cum mings, has just returned to camp from six days sick furlough. He was
 threatened with typhoid fever, and the doctor went down to bring the patient home.
 Misses Lois and Mildred Bothem of Jersey City, N. J., are the guests of l MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Lucke of Will | liam street.
 The engagement is announced of Miss | Grace Bradley to Harry F. Brace. Miss 1 Bradley is the daughter of Mir. Bradley, | the cabinet maker of St. John street, MT. Brace is we'll known in the anna l teur baseball world as a pitcher, and is i employed in the Consolidated railroad 1 office
 Mrs. R. D. Tibbals of Cobalt Is visit
 ing her brother in New Haven for a
 time, and has rented her home to D. B. | Dickinson of Middle Haddam. | l.. w. Fitch of Westville left yester- | day for Saratoga MT. Fitch with his l granddaughter Miss Helen Fitch, has l been at the springs, as is his annual | custom since early in July. He re- ! turned to town last week, greatly im- l proved in health, but will go back for | special treatment.
 1 Miss Mae B. Kerr and William K. | Thunn were married Thursday evening | at the parsonage of the Grace M. F. l church by the Rev. pr. Chadwick. | The bride looked we'll in white satin
 and was attended by three bridesmaids, l Miss Eleanor Kerr, her sister; Miss 1 Eleanor Thunn, sister of the bride l groom, and Miss Mae Fox, cousin of the
 bride. MT. and Mrs. Thunn left on the l S:10 train for brief wedding tour. On | their return they will reside at Meri- den. The bride received many hand some presents.
 Miss Meta Linsley, the daughter of MT and Mrs. Henry D. Linsley of | Branford, and Lewis Condict Bayles of | East Orange were married at 8:30 on | Thursday afternoon by the Rev. Dr. T. | s. Dewitt of the First Congregation | church. Miss Lucy May Linsey stood with the bride as maid of honor. Three l fioker girls, the brides cousins, Hattie and Lena Gray and Evelyn Mercy, were | also attendant on the bride. Howard | G. Bayles, the bridegrooms' brother, was the best man. The bride wore white silk null over taffeta of white | and her attendants were also in white. l Among the guests were: James c. | Bayles of Orange, N. J., the bride groom's father; Mrs. R. l.. S. Patton of l Orange, Rrof. Patton of the theological | seminary at Hartford and Mrs. Charles l Holcomb and Miss Minnie Holcomb of l New Haven.
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