The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-28
pERsoNAL MENTION.

NA'N'S where he has many friends.
 Mrs. Waters of Clintonville, who was the guest of Mrs. G. E. Vibberts last week, has returned to her home in Fair Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Miner of S7 Spring street left this city yesterday morning for Washington, D, C., where they will spend few days with their son, William H. Miner, who was for. merly salesman with the Edward P. Judd company of this city.
 Miss Lucy Bishop of Clintonville, who has been in Brookfield the last three weeks is expected home to-day. Mrs. Williams, wife of State Attor- hey Williams, was better yesterday and her recovery is now expected. She has been very i'll with peritonitis at her home in Derby. ... c. s. Caswell, trumpeter of Company l., Twelfth regiment, New York volun- teers, stationed at Chickamauga Park, has been in Clintonville calling on friends.
 Miss Helena J. Johnson of 343 George street, who left this city on October 10 for California, to take charge of a for tune of $70,000 said to have been left her there, returned to this city We'd | nesday night and left for New York. It is believed that her trip has been fruitless and that she received no for tune.
 Hon. James D. Dewell gives an il- lustrated lecture in the chapel in Clin- | tonville Thursday evening, October 27. The topic will be: ''Down in Porto Rico With a Kodak" The lantern will be in charge of MT. Butricks, the Center | street photographer.
 The engagement of Miss Mildred Wallace Jackson to Dewitt Judd Hin | man is announced.
 Miss Hattie Potter of North Guilford and MT. Wheeler of Bridgeport were married at the home of the brides parents in Guilfocd Wednesday after | noon by the Rev. George w. Barker. Joseph Burgess, assistant keeper of Faukner's Island light, who was be- lieved to have been drowned because | the boat used by the keepers of the | light was found ashore near Guilford, | is alive and well. He took sail to the mainland and while on shore his boat | drifted away.
 1 w. H. Hampton, D. D., M. D., of | North Madison, has accepted call to 1 the chair of physiology in the Inde- l pendent Medical college of Chicago, | III.
 l Dr. Nichols, D. D. S., has located in | Guilford, coming from Westport. | Miss Mary Kelsey and Burton Sper- ry of Guilford were married last Mon- day evening by Rev. MT. Lum. | Edward Keaveney, the popular sex | ton of St Marys church, who is away | on a visit to Ireland, has been heard from. Within day or two letter has been received from him by friends in this city
 Rev. Dr. Dean, pastor of the Episco pal church at North Guilford, has ac- cepted call to Bridgeport.
 Lieutenant Cushman Rice is still de- lirious and has a high fever His phy- sicians, however, are taking encourage ment from the way in which the pa~ tient has withstood the course of the fever so far.
 | Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Susie Emerson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Leonard Davis, and Ray c. Loper, on Wednesday evening, | November g. at 5:30 o'clock, at Christ 1 church, Guilford.
 Amelia A. Forbes, Elizabeth M. Bel ser Ellen E. Forbes, Clara s. Ley ' Adele E. Nettleton, Clara A. Wilcox, f Nellie A. Wright and Lillian J. Van | Sickle, all of Cove and Burr streets were admitted as voters yesterday and given certificates. Elizabeth Belser lives near Morris Cove, and several times in recent years has, at the risk of her own, saved the lives of pleasure | seekers caught in a sudden squal or overturned through carelessness Not withstanding all this, Mrs. Belser Will only be able to vote for the school board.
 Joseph l.. Barrett. of Ansonia, who was elected grand dictator of the state grand lodge Knights of Honor in this city this week, has occupied all the dlf- ferent chairs in the grand lodge and in- cluding that of grand vlce-dlctator There were two other candidates, but when the vote was taken MT. Barrett was the recipient of the greater num- Der of votes and his election was made unanimous. The other officers elected are: Grand Vice-dictator, F. G. flaw ley. Danbury; grand assistant dicta- tor c. H. Clark, Hartford; grand re- porter, Charles W. Skiff, 'Danbury; grand treasurer, James H. Kelsey, Mid dletown grand chaplain, Edward R. Faxon, Hartford; grand guide, William F'roiich, New Haven; grand guardian, David Dickinson, Meriden; grand sen- tinel, James H. Glover, Bridgeport; grand trustee, Albert T. Lord, Thomp- sonville; grand representative, James 1 H. Kelsey, Middletown; alternate Car los Smith, New Haven.
 P. B. Hawk, '98, R. D. Miner, '9S, and 1 G. H. Hubert. Sheffield Scientific school are doing post graduate work in chemistry at Wesleyan university, and 1 are assisting Professor Atwater in his 1 chemical investigations.
 The Messrs. Thorpe, Crockett and ] Todd. New Haven county men, says 1 the Courant, who bought the Charter 1 Oak Brick company's plant near Char ter Oak, West Hartford, have turned out 1,500,0 brick since August 1. The new concern is known as the Park Brick company. Twenty-seren men