The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-10

England Telephone company, and
 President A. w. c. Williams of the
 Capewell Horse Nail company of Hart
 ford left for the Pacific coast to be
 gone until Christmas. The trip is taken Tor business purposes and for pleasure,
 The adjutant general has received the
 resignation of Ensign Louis N. Middle
 brook of the Second division Naval
 battalion, c. N. G., who retires from
 the service on account of business de-
 mands. MT. Middlebrook was one of the original members of the division and
 has been much interested in it's affairs.
 During the war with Spain he served
 on the converted yacht Enquirer, and also on the monitor Jason. MT. Middle
 brook was @ member of the First sec
 ton, Brigade Signal corps, c. N. C.,
 previous to Joining the Naval battal- ion.
 Miss Louise Gallagher, the we'll known harpist of this city, is to appear in
 Branford at the concert to be given un-
 der the direction of Harry Woodstock
 next Tuesday evening, November 15. An old friend B. Whitfield of 496 Elm
 street, has returned from a four weeks visit to North Carolina. He reports
 having most delightful time with his
 old friends and acquaintances. He
 brought with him the limb of lemon
 tree bearing fruit, which he got from the beautiful farm of his old friend,
 Stephen Herring of Duplin county, N. C., which Is quite curiosity in tn s section.
 Carl Countryman a well known inn personator, is in the city booking en-
 agreements for the winter. He spoke in Westville last night
 Miss Lizzie $. Dayman was pleasant ly surprised by a number of her many friends at her residence, 1234 State street, Tuesday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent with games and
 music until Il o'clock, when supper was
 served. Among those present were | many members of Hillhousa high school. The young ladies present were the Misses Lizzie s. Dayman 1901, Glen na Britton 1901 Lulu Johnston 1901
 Bernice Simmons 1901, Rose Goldberg 1901, Charlotte Myers 1901. Lillie Camp | 1900, Lizzie Meehan 1901, Bessie Hunter 1900. Lulu Basserman and Miss Tal- | madge, and Messrs. Harry Benham 99, T16uTg ADDUtl lOUU w III lIdlHDf lJu1 1 Everitt Bradley, George Fahy, Walter | Button, Clarence Heberger 1900, Frank l Carr 1901, Frank Humiston, Will Hum iston. Chester White, Malcolm White | Harold Bery 1901 Clarence Wicks, Joe 1 Gesler Boardman 1902 and many oth- | ers.
 1 Mrs T. D. Christie of 36S Whalley
 avenue sails Saturday, the 18th, with
 her two children for Mersine, in Asia | Minor, to resume her duties as mis- s!onary. The journey is about 6,00C | miles.
 Mrs. Joseph Beardmore of 205 Lex | ington avenue is visiting her niece, Mrs | Rowland Holyoke, Mass,
 Mrs. B. I. Iindley who has been | visiting in Ansonia for few days, re-
 turned to her home In Woodmont, Tues | day afternoon She does not now ex- | pect to go to Florida to spend the win ter, as she has done nearly every sea-
 son for many years.
 | Mrs. James B. Colt widow of Gen.
 eral Colt, a member of Governor Wal 1 ler's staff, and chief Of the Army and
 Navy bureau of the pension depart ment under President Cleveland, is | the guest of MT and Mrs. Thomas Prentice of Trumbull street. Mrs. Colt l Is attending the Women's auxiliary meeting as a delegate from Christ ] church, Norwich.