The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-13
PERSONAL JopTINGS.

MT. T. c. Trefry of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, formerly in the drug business at the corner of State and Edwards streets, is in town for few days.
 Bailiff Patrick Maher of the United States court is rapidly recovering from serious illness.
 Senator Dwight w. Futile of East Haven has recovered from his recent ill- ness of tonsilitis and is able to resume his legal duties in his office in this city. Samuel P. Thrasher, secretary of the law and order league. addressed the Ma tional AntiSaloon congress at Colum- Dus, O., yesterday.
 MT. Emanuel Moses, of the firm of 10. Moses & Co.,, will make his home in New York, having already removed there with his family.
 Miss Miriam Katz of A. B. Green. woods store, is enjoying two weeks vacation in New York.
 Colonel N. H. Heft of Bridgeport, re- gently elected president of the board of trade of that city and superintendent of electrical construction on the Consoli- dated road, is arranging to give an elab- crate spread at the Algonquin club in the near future The affair will be magnificent one, and not over thirty | five will partake of the feast, which is | to cost $5 a plate. Among the guests invited are President Clark and Vice President Hall of the Consolidated road and Charles Cummings the well known railroad man.
 Mir. John H. Leeds delivered very entertaining and interesting lecture Monday night before the Trinity parish branch of St. Andrews Brotherhood at Trinity parish building. | MT. William Dahlmeyer, jr., and Miss Mary scholtz were married at Il o'clock l yesterday morning at St.. Boniface l church by the Rev. Father Schale, the I pastor. Miss Carrie Scnwarner and MT. l Charles Throm attended as bridesmaid I and best man. The church was prettily l decorated, and MT. Henry Hauser, or- l ganist at St. Boniface, played the wed- ding music. Last night reception was l held with fifty guests present. The hap I py couple will reside on Congress ave- I nue.
 Matthew Douglass, city hall elevator attendant, is recovering from his ill., ness.
 Announcements are out for the com ing marriage of Miss Agnes Marion Thompson to George Beard Clark, the event to take place Wednesday evening, January 19, at 6:30, at the Methodist Episcopal church, Stratford Conn. T. F. Hammer of Branford has sold his yacht Flora to New York parties. I A. M. Young of Branford is to build a cottage at Pine Orchard.
 Miss Sara A. Boynton read a. paper on China" Monday evening in Branford before the x club in the High, school building.
 4 George w. Rowe, clerk in the office of the superintendent of charities, has re- turned to his duties after several days illness.
 Last evening at o'clock took place a quiet home wedding at the residence of Mrs. William Bartlett of No. 30 College street, at which Miss Lilly, her daugh- ter, was married to Captain Alpheus H. Bowman, of Company A, Ninth In fantry, United States regular army. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. s. Lines, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church. Only immediate relatives of the bride and groom and a few of the girl friends of the bride were present. After wedding trip Captain and Mrs. Bowman will go to Sackett's Harbor, | where Cantain Bowman is on duty at
 Madison barracks. They will be at
 home to their friends at that place
 February i.