The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

 Trowbridge, ST. was much improved yesterday and her physicians now con slider her out of danger.
 Professor Irving Fisher, who has been Ill., has gone for a sojourn to sara mac Lake,
 Mrs, James l.. Phelps of Essex has been visiting friends this week in New Haven.
 1 Mrs. N, A. Baldwin of Ivy Nook will probably spend the winter in California and will soon leave.
 ' r. S. Hills of Middletown has return cd from visit to New Haven friends, 1 w. c, Augur has gone to Canton, N. G.. for the winter, MT, Augur usually spends his winters here, and in the summer his home for a number of years has been in the Adirondacks, where he takes charge of Joseph Porters camp.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Carleton of 617 George street have as their guests MT and Mrs. Frederick Russell of Ipswich Mass, who are on their wedding trip.
 Captain Kapitzke, who has resigned from the City Guards, joined the com pany as private in 1886 and became first lieutenant in 1S9S In 1896 he be- came captain of the command.
 Professor Fisher of Wesleyan univer- sity is confined to his home by a severe cold.
 Charles Schoenecht, the Madison young man who was accidentally shot on Sunday last while examining a rifle, the bullet entering his head, was a little better yesterday It is now believed that he will recover.
 Dennison B. Tucker, president and | manager of the Seward Gold Mining company, is home again after nearly eight months spent in Alaska and the gold country. MT. and Mrs Tucker left New Haven last March and return ed only recently, both in good health and eager to return. MT. Tucker went to the Klondike in the interests of his gold company.
 Miss Cora F. Dodge of East Norwalk, who has been studying kindergarten work in New Haven the past year. has been engaged to succeed Miss Bertha M Adams as assistant in the kinder garten department of the Concord street school in South Norwalk, and | will begin her duties Monday. F. H. Cogswell, the court stenogra- pher, who is at Lakewood for change of air and to recuperate from his long | illness is slowly imprOying.
 Frank R. Gallaher. Yale 'S2 repre- sentative elect from Essex, is a candi- date for the democratic nomination for speaker of the house. Other democrat ic candidates for the empty honor are J. P. Bree of this city and J. P. Wood ruff of Litchfied.
 Miss Millie Bohn and Henry Fisher of Holyoke were married by the Rev. MT. Meyer of the German Baptist church at l7 o'clock Wednesday evening at the brides home, Arch street. MT and 1 Mrs. Fisher will live in Holyoke. A number of young women met re- gently in the studio of Thaddeus s. Bentley and organized vocal society to be known as the Algonquin Ladies | Glee Club" The object of the club is for mutual self-improvement in a mu- sical and social way, and later ill the season to give two concerts.
 Henry Isaacs, the New Haven man who returned to this city from the gold regions for visit of over a month, will go back to Dawson City sooner than he expected He fears that some of his property in Dawson City may have been destroyed by the great fire which oc- cured there a few days ago. Bayard Clarkson of Bridgeport. who was once a wealthy man. but who is now a town pauper has fallen heir to a fortune. He has been divorced from his wife, and it is also stated that he was a first cousin of the late Ambassador Bayard.
 During the past week Policeman OReilly of Wallingford has been en- tertaining quite a number of the fin est'' from other towns. Monday De- tective Donnelly of New Haven was his guest, Tuesday Policeman George Will son of Thompsonville paid his respects to him, and on Tuesday Deputy Sheriff Egan of Southington and Policeman Burke of Merden were the guests of Policeman O'Reilly.
 The New London Day remarks: "C. T. DTlScOll, WILD IS q CuluiddlC IOi lhC democratic nomination for mayor of New Haven, is a. New London boy. He is a native of Montville, but by virtue of having been educated at the Bartlett high school New London may claim him for New London boy. He has been in many places of trust and responsibil- ity in New Haven, for thirteen years in one position, prosecuting attorney of the city"
 Senator-elect George A. Olcutt of Clinton entertained nearly fifty of his friends from different sections of Mid dlesex county at a complimentary oys- ter roast in the basement of the munich pal building, Middletown, Friday noon Among the invited guests present were Judbes Elmer and Pearne, County Com missioners John J. Hubbard and w. H Scoville, Hon. Washington F. Wilcox of Chester, Asaph H. Hale of Portland Chief of Police Inglis, Town Clerk Win field Howard, City Clerk James F. Stow and a host of others.