The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT. and Mrs. Robert Dewell are spending the week in New York state, Henry Cohen of 1O6 Day street is around again, after four weeks sick ness from malarial fever and chills, at Grace hospital.
 Governor Cooke and staff will attend the dedicating and unvelling of mon- ument to the Twenty-tirst Connecticut volunteers at New London to-day.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Smith of the Pequot club house are the happy par ents of fine baby boy who arrived yesterday. MT. Smith, who has been very ill, was better yesterday and his | recovery is expected.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Albert Matthews of South End, Southington, October 1S Assistant Corporation Counsel War ren A. Bristol was very busy yesterday | in looking up the numerous unpaid leins due to the city.
 w. F, Lewis of Southington is in New | York to attend the carriage makers | convention
 l | ton, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Her. bert Ives and family.
 Miss May Callen of Bristol has been the guest of her sister Miss Margaret Allen of State street.
 James Keaveney, brother of Edward | Keaveney, the sexton of St. Mary's S l church, whose failure to arrive home from a trip to Ireland has caused much anxiety among his relatives and friends, said yesterday that he had reason to believe that the missing man may be on the steamer Lucania, which is due to arrive in New York to-day 1 William A. Kelsey of the Kelsey l Press company of Meriden, has pur- chased a controlling interest in the Re- publican Publishing company, publish CTS of the Meriden Daily Republican and the Morning Record
 At St. Marys church, Branford, yes | terday morning Miss Kittie O'Brien of West Haven was united in marriage to | Thomas T. Dunn of Branford. Rev. l Father Gilroy was the officiating cler l gyman. The bride was most becoming ly atttired in a handsome Persian silk gown. Her maid of honor, her sister, Miss Fannie O'Brien, wore a pretty gown of dove colored cashmere The best man was the groom's brother, John B. Dunn The ushers were Messrs. George Matthews and c. McDermott. l wedding breakfast followed After a brief trip Mir and Mrs. Dunn will re- side in Branford.
 l Miss Josephine Sullivan, teacher in the public schools, is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
 ! Rev. Father Justa officiated at a l pretty quiet wedding at St. Mary S church yesterday morning, when Michael OGpnnell was united in mar riage to Miss Mary Barry.
 William M. Parsons was on Tuesday 1 night elected deacon of Plymouth church vice the late A. w. Weld. I Rev. A. V. Higgins of New York, formerly pastor of St. Marys church, is in the city for few days. He Is now pastor of the Dominican church in Lexington avenue, N. Y. l Miss Whitney Miss Weller and Miss Cutler three of the teachers who re- gently visited high schools in other cities. made report concerning their visit at a meeting of the teachers of H. H. S. this week.
 Stanley Wright aged twelve of Rox- bury, was brought to the New Haven hospital yesterday with bullet wound near his left eye. He was accidentally shot by g playmate.
 Attorney J. w. Thompson, who has been practlcing law in this city for two years, has decided to try his luck in the far west and will leave for Salt Lake City within a few days He has friends and interests there which hays influenced him in his determination,
 The rational auditing committee of the Knights of Columbus consist of D. w. Kinney of Holyoke, John H. Drury of Providence and Charles A, Webber of Brooklyn, were in this city yester- day examining the accounts of the or der for the quarter ending October 15 They were the guests of Secretary Daniel Colwel'. The finances of the or der are in excellent shape
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