The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-22
pERsoNAL MENTION.

in town yesterday
 Invitations have been issued for the l marriage on Wednesday, October 22, of Lorenzo Blackstone to Miss Anne c. Caruthers, daughter of Postmaster Caruthers, both of Norwich.
 Charles Dudley Warner of Hartford has been elected vice president of the National Prison Association.
 Miss Harriet Bradley of Bradford Academy, near Boston, comes home to-day to attend the Hoadley-Nichols wedding. She has recently returned from delightful trip to the White Mountains which she took with party of college girls and their teachers. James Quinn of Branford, who has been dangerously i'll at his home, is little better this week and hope of his recovery is now entertained.
 General Manager Dodge of the New Haven street railway, a most genial man and valuable citizen, who will conclude his connection with the rail- road when consolidation goes into ef- rect Will it is rumored, take new and important position in one of the cor porations with which MT. Kurtz, princi- pal owner of the New Haven street | railway, is connected.
 The nomination of s. H. Chittenden of Madison, for senator, gives much satisfaction in his district
 Principal Mather of Boardman school | was in Boston yesterday looking up a successor to MT. Lenfest in the ma i chinery department at Boardman MT. Lenfest expects to leave to-day or Monday for Waltham to take up his new position, which will be practically i the same as Principal Mathers at Boardman. Waltham is a town of from | 25,000 to 30000 inhabitants, but boasts l of high and manual training school | The same system of grade work is ob- | served as in New Haven.
 John Craig was pleasantly sur prised at his home, e6 Spring street, in | honor of his birthday anniversary. A | handsome couch was presented him. Also pipe from his business asso- | ciates. Lunch was served and dancing. | Mrs. Robert Scranton of Wooster street is meeting friends in Hartford. Major H. A. Hull Third Connecti- | cut Infantry, has resigned his major l ship, and will re-enter the law practice in New London. Colonel Landers, As sistant and Adjutant of the State said this morning that the resignation of Major Hull has been accepted but l Colonel Tyler had not as yet suggested his successor. It is considered probable by Captain F. G. Beach's friends that he will be chosen to fill the vacancy caused by Major Hulrs retirement.
 Miss Alice Burr of Troy, N. r., is the guest of Mrs. E. R. Ottarson of West Haven. 445
 Mrs. c. J. St. John of Ansonla is in l town, where she is to remain a week visiting friends
 Those who will take part in the min strel show to be given November ? by City lodge, I. o. O. Flare: Mr Culver, interlocutor; Messrs. Allen, c. E. Rog- CTS, Harry Northwood and " G. Bar ton, end men; H. E. Brace, N. F. Earn ham. H. Nettleton and F. H. Weber, soloists; Joseph Ward will be musical director. On the same occasion City lodge will entertain Accanaut lodge of Walingford There will also be ban quet,
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Andrew Terry company the following were elected directors: l Charles Burlington, Edgar l.. Pond, Richard Baldwin, Charles I. Allen and I George C. Clark, all of Terryvile and Dr. Dwight w. Hunter of New York. Subsequently the directors elected the 1 following officers President, Edgar l.. | Pond; secretary treasurer, George c. Clark.
 Cards of invitation are out for the marriage of Miss Sarah Goodwin daughter of the Rev Francis Goodwin | of Hartford to Harry Shipman Robin- son, second son of the Hon. Henry c. Robinson of Hartford and secretary of the Connecticut Trust & Safe Deposit company of that city The ceremony is to take place at the Trinity church in that city on Wednesday, November g. at 4 D. m. reception will follow at the brides home from 4:30 till G.
 Chris. Nolan of this city opened his Ashwood House in Ansonia, Thursday night. He is the new proprietor of the house.
 Mrs. Susan c. Ray of Middetown has sent out invitations to the marriage of
 her daughter, Miss Bessie Darlington, to Colonel Herbert l.. Camp of that city on Wednesday, November 2 at
 D. m at the home of the bride on Washington street. Colonel H. L.
 Camp has bought the residence of ex- Mayor Edward Payne and is having it
 altered and enlarged. He will live
 there after his marriage.
 A member of the DeWolf Hopper
 Opera company which appears at the
 Hyperion next week. Is Mrs. Miller, daughter of Sherwood Sterling, now of
 New York. but for many years a resi-
 dent of Bridgeport. The Standard
 says: 'She is known among her many friends here as Miss Ida Sterling, and , was member of South church Sum-
 day school. Her grandfather's por-
 trait hangs in the North church chapel
 He, it will be remembered. was presi-
 dent of the City National bank at the
 time of his death Sherwood Sterling
 had been mayor of Bridgeport, and also
 for sixteen years was a member of the
 general assembly of the state of Con-
 necticut. Mrs. Miller has developed
 into woman of unusual beauty and
 grace of form, and upon the stage has
 attracted much admiration. Her hus-
 band is the leading tenor in The