The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

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 j. P. Carney, who has been very i'll was somewhat better yesterday, and was able to sit up for short time in the morning.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. George E. Bassett, in Clintonville, one of the Thanksgiving guests arrived Friday. It is boy, and the happy parents are be- ing congratulated.
 Walter B. Snow of Boston, read last evening at North Sheffield hall, before the Engineers club, a paper on "The Influence of Mechanical Draft Upon the Ultimate Efficiency of team Boilers"
 E. H. Thorpe's family and friend of Bridgeport came to the home of L. I. Fowler in Clintonville Thursday and with them went to the home of Dennis Thorpe, where four generations of the family were gathered on Thanksgiving day.
 The daughter of Lamp Inspector Henry Hopkins is very i'll with typhoid fever at her home, 101 Greene street.
 Hobart Allen of Clintonville, who met with an accident by the cars nearly two weeks ago, is recovering.
 Captain Valentine Flash of the Smith oyster fleet has gone to Providence to take charge of the Smith Bros oyster business there.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. G. s. Vibbert in Clintonville, was family gathering where eleven sat down to Thanksgiving dinner. They were Mir and Mrs Vibbert, Mir and Mrs, S. N Vibbert MT. and Mrs. w. E. Smith and son, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Sherwood and two sons.
 Carl Ames, the young man who was taken from 1S9 Pine street a week ago yesterday to Grace hospital suffering with a severe attack of pneumonia, is much improved
 Warren Brooker has returned to Clin-
 tonville.
 Mrs. Minot Osborn, with her infant son left on Tuesday for Kentucky
 where she will visit her parents at her old home.
 Miss Etta Leigh, daughter of Harry Leigh, was in town for the Thanksgiv- ing recess, coming down from New Mill ford, where she is a pupil at the fash ionable young ladies' seminary
 Miss Agnes M Bone of 27 Warren street, daughter of George D. Bone,
 has gone to Oak Cottage Branford
 Point to spend the winter at the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. Peck. Mrs. William Skinner of Guilford,
 with her two daughters, Miss Alice and Miss Meta, will spend the winter in New Haven, her former home for many years.
 Mrs. s. H. Cady of this city was among the guests at the twilight so- cial' given at Delmonicos on Monday night by the National society of New
 England Women.
 John B. Ritter, who Is employed by
 Arthur Griggs, has accepted a respon- sible position with the Buffalo Cycle
 Manufacturing Co. He will represent the company on the road this winter, and next spring will return to his posi- tion here.
 Announcements have been received by their many friends here of the mar riage of Joseph D. Mulligan to Miss Mary F. Gallagher on Monday Mo- vember 21. They were married at the Church of the Annunciation at Lead ville Col, and will be at home after January 1 at 206 Ninth street, Lead vile.
 Dwight w. and Grove J. Futile have erected monument of Quincy granite in Mapledale cemetery, East Haven, to | the memory of their mother, the late Lucinda Williams Futile. Mrs. E. J. Jackson of New York, | who was the guest of Mrs. J. N. Far quharson in Clintonville, Thanksgiving,
 where her two sons, Wilbur and John | have been staying the last year, has re- turned to her home.
 The first of Mrs. Grace Salisbury's s | talks on current events was given yes terday afternoon at the house of Mrs 1 John H. Platt, 1194 Chapel street Her subject was "Zola-Dreyfus Affairs '' Despite the weather an audience of about fifty were present and the talk given was highly interesting and thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Salisbury's announcement for later is as follows: Hawaii" Wednesday, December ( hostess, Mrs. George A. filling, 1195 | Chapel street; Philippines" Wednes- l day, December 14, hostess, Mrs. George w. Lewis. 50 Dwight street; "Lec 1 KILL" Wednesday, January 4, hostess i Mrs. Nathan S. Bronson, 119S Chapel | street.
 The treasurer and secretary of Phlir ! H. Sheridan council, No. 1,467 Royal | Arcanum yesterday paid over to the widow of Patrick Sweeney, living at 192 Wallace street, a draft for sS,000 l MT. Sweeny was a full rate member A widow and five children survive him. l The Benedict Whist club met at the residence of Mrs. Ambrose Munson, 27; l Ferry street. Tuesday evening. The | Mrs. Frederick Jackson, Mr. Munson l capturing the first prize for the men | Those playing, in addition to the host and hostess, were J. Wilmot, Mrs Mun- son, MT. and Mrs. A. MacGregor MT and Mrs. Irving Hickey, MT. and Mrs Augusta Porter, MT and Mrs. J. Fred. I erick Jackson.
 Congressman N. D. Sperry will leave l the city for Washington next Saturday l to be present at the opening of con- I gress. Mrs. Sperry will go down a lit. l tie later to attend an important meeting | of the D. A. R.s of which she is one of | the nineteen national vice presidents | Mrs. Frothingham and son will stop ir