The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-26
PERSON4L MENTION.

 and his physician Dr. Hawkes., hopes to have him out again before New Years. His son, David S. Gamble, Jr., of F. M. Brown &; Co.'S store said yes- terday that his father was very i'll two days before he surrendered and took to his bed.
 Mrs. s. D. Neal and her son, Russel, of Southington are i'll with the grip.
 Miss Margaret Wilson Anderson was married to Harry Leighton Rollins of Yale 'S6 on December at Wellesley, Mass.
 stephen Walkeley of Southington has been quite ill with the grip but is improving.
 Col. Farqmharson is expected home from New York, where he has been for the past month.
 Rev. E. Harrison Gesner preached in Park chapel Sunday afternoon at o'clock Thorn to Henry D. Parmelee Yale '95 will take place on December 91 at the Church of the Divine Paternity, New York,
 Arthur w. Miller, of Deep River who was injured by a falling tree sometime ago so that limb had to be amputat- ed at the New Haven hospital where he was taken for treatment, is now get ting along well.
 Cards for an lat ho.ne' on the first Friday in January have been issued by Mrs. Alfred Newton Wheeler.
 Miss Maltby of New Haven, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. J. Clinton, in Clintonvllle, has returned to her home.
 Charles R. Phillips of 36 Sylvan ave- nue who has been confined at his home with a severe cold the past week, is slowly improving and expects to be able to attend to business this week. MT. and Mrs Isadore Troostwyck and Max Dessauer will leave this week for Philadelphia, where they will be the guests of seligman Dessauer. While in Philadelphia the trio will take part in a large concert given by prominent society of Philadelphia. Robert Clinton has collection of over 200 coins Among the oldest is a Spanish piece of 17S4 and 35 or 40 cop- per cents, beginning with 1892. Every year is represented with coppers, or cents, from 1S4O to 189S There are Eng | fish, German, Spanish. Mexican and American silver pieces, and one Japan csc piece; also American gold coins. Thomas Molloy, aged about 40, wko was found ill in boarding house, on | Union street. will it is expected recover. He had been stopping at Murphy's s | place for three weeks and the police were notified that he was dying with a 1 fever. Dr. Sperry, one of the town phy- | sicians. was summoned. He found the sick man on the top floor of the place. | Mrs L. c. Waters. who has been vis- | iting at Mrs. Samuel Richardson, in Clintonville for a number of days, has 1 returned to her home in Fair Haven | Isham Henderson has gone to Ken lucky for the holidays. His brother, Yandell Henderson, who was, also to 1 have gone, is among the grip victims and has been confined to his bed for several days.
 | Mrs. H. Grant Thompson gave chill dren's Christmas party Saturday after noon for her little daughter, Miss Mar garet,. All the neighborhood children | NNlS Alioo 4i1pl Se1ACh eillti q | goodly number of the childran's man. mas and Mrs. Thompson's friends came in to see the wonderful tree. This was a Brownie" party, with all kinds of i clever Brownie things for gifts. There \ was a present for every child, to say nothing about the good things they had | besides Mrs. Thompson has staying with her over Christmas MT. and Mrs Arthur Graham Thompson of New York, with their children, and M c. | Townsend who is Mrs. F. Wayland Fellowes' brother.
 | Dr. Timothy J. Cohane of PA Con- gress avenue has been initiated into | Court Pride, Foresters of America, al the last meetiGg. Dr. Cohane is grad uate of Yale college, and a rising phy- sician. After leaving Yale he took g l pest graduate course at St. Joseph's hospital, Yonkers, New York. Later ht was surgeon at Bellevue, New York and also studied with Dr. Vondergrifi | of that city.
 Miss Mary Quincy, who has beer l spending the autumn at Litchfield has I returned for the holidays. While Clerk Ward Bailey of the | board of health is and has been very i'll of pneumonia, he is at presen slightly improved and his physician, Dr | William D. Anderson and his friends have strong hopes of his ultimate re | coyery.
 The engagement is announced of Mis: Katherine Osterhoudt of Kingston, N Y, to Daniel c. Adams Yale '95. Corp. William E. Bromo, of Co. G. 71st regiment, N. Y. w., is visiting hi cousin, Miss Greta Bradley of Sheldor | avenue.
 Henry P. Robinson of Oxford, who i' very i'll, stood being removed to tn, home of his brother, Rodney, quite vel and at present is in better health.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward P. Dickie, a their charming country house at Gull ford, are entertaining Christmas guest over the holidays, among whom ar | Mrs. Dickie's brother, Blake Hutchins and Mrs. Hutchins of Newark, MT. anC Mrs. Pratt of Essex and the Misse Dickerman of this city.
 Albert E. Won Tobel who is studen in the Yale Medical school, is pendin, his mid-winter vacation at his home il Torrington MT. Won Tobel expects hi degree in the spring when he will talk up the practice of medicine.
 Miss Edith Allyn, who is in school il New Haven, has gone to Goshen t, spend her vacation with her brother Austin Allyn.