The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-15
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 High water to-day, 9i57 a. m.
 House on your terms R. D. Baldwin.
 Miss Loveland of this city will teach in the Pitch school in East Haven this fall.
 MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Duncombe, who occupied the Hutchinson cottage in Litchfield this season, returned to this city Monday,
 Mrs. Sims of this city has returned to Clark Inn in East Haven, having been much improved in health by her summer in that locality.
 MT. and Mrs. F. o. TilIou of 116 Col 1ege street returned yesterday from Wissahicken Heights, Penn, and At lantic City, where they enjoyed delight full weather during the protracted heat here.
 John H. Murray, an active worker in the Church army, arrived in the city yesterday for short stay. While here he will conduct the religious meetings in the hall.
 Harry Hadley. son of General Had ley of the Church army, leaves to-day for Cambridge, where he will enter the theological school MT. Hadley is a Princeton '9S man.
 G. J. Gibson, Yale 'e5, was in the city ie ,ipor very seriously the proposition of going to Honolulu to enter the law. His friend, Samuel Peterson, is now there and has very good position.
 Announcement was made last evening by Dr. MaiIhouse that the next examine ation by the state medical board of e1- aminers of physicians who desire to practice in this state will take place Wednesday and Thursday, September 21 and 22, at the common council cham bers at the city hall, this city, at 9:S0 a. m.
 Thomas R. Trowbridge of this city continues quite i'll at his Litchfield resi- dence. He is not yet able to sit up. MT. Trowbridge is attended by a Litch- field physician and another physician has been in consultation in the case. His condition is slowly improving, but it is expected that it will be two or three weeks before he will be able to return home.
 Jeweler s. H. Kirby and family, MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. Jennings, MT. and Mrs. John B. Kirby, together with Ma jor B. F. Brown and wife have returned from MT. Kirbys cottage at Rogers TeJo t1,a Rogers Island is the western most island of the Thimble Islands, half mild from land and half g mile from any other island. MT. Kirby has lease of the cottage for term of years.
 Miss May Reynolds of West Haven will leave on October 1 for Montreal, where as usual she will begin her work for the winter Among the plays Miss Reynolds will put on this year for so- ciety amateurs at Montreal is Pinero's tThe Schoolmistress, and in which she will play the principal part Miss Reynolds has just returned from a stay at New Castle, N. H., where she joined party of Montreal friends
 The Orange grange will give an agri- cultural fair and exhibition to-day at Orange Center. The exhibit will in- clude farming products and live stock. At o'clock there will be parade of the animals farming machines and a number of decorated wagons. Later in the afternoon a number of races, both horse and bicycle, will be arranged and run off. The exhibition will be the oc- casion of pleasant days outing. / New Haven members present at the Eighth Connecticut Volunteers reunion in Meriden yesterday were John A. Smith, E. w. Bassett, c. M. Jacobs, also A. H. Forbes of East Haven. Din ner was served by the w. R. c. in G. A. R. hall to about 150. It was an- nounced that there were will 429 mem bers of the Eighth living. There were seven deaths during the year. One of the deceased was Theodore Broadway of this city. The committee selected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Lieutenant J. A. Rathbun of Mystic; vice presidents, c. Nj. Jacobs, New Haven, and Comrade I,amphere. Mystic; permanent secre- tary and treasurer, T. B. Hawley, For estvilIe; executive committee, c. M. Ja- cobs. William Thomas, Edwin Bassett and Comrade Lamphere, all of this city; color bearer, Luther Matthews, Plants vile.
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