The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-07
PIE HRs0NAL JorTTNGs.

James Craig. editor of sports on the New York World, and formerly busi- ness manager of the Morning News of this city, is spending a short vacation in this city.
 Miss Kittie Maley, daughter of eX- Commissioner John Maley left yester- day for two weeks visit to friends in Hartford.
 Mrs. William D. Jones, wife of the
 well known agent of Huld & Couder, one of the most extensive slate roof
 manufacturers in this country, whose
 Headquarters are in Cleveland O., Is visiting MT and Mrs. Charles Kautz of lO6 St. John street during the absence of her husband in Europe. She will re- main in New Haven few days visit ing with friends
 A ten pound daughter arrived at the
 home of Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Wilmot of
 16 Elm street Wednesday evening.
 Mother and daughter are doing we'll
 MT. Franklin E. Beckley, who has
 many friends in this city, is in town for few days and was warmly greeted
 by numerous acquaintances. He is here in the interest of the Wilson & Me
 Galley Co. of Middletown, O., and is introducing new brand of plug tobac- co or sweet tobacco. He is quartered at the Hotel Garde on Meadow street.
 Ralph Birdsall Yale '93, and at one time night editor of the Morning News,
 has just been ordained a clergyman in the Episcopal church, and has been ap-
 pointed curate at St. Paul's in Al
 bany MT. Birdsall gave up newspaper
 Work about two years ago and entered
 the Berkeley Episcopal seminary in
 Middletown. He served as secretary to
 Bishop Williams of the diocese of Con-
 necticut during his attendance at the seminary until October last Announcement cards are received of the marriage of Miss Etta Isabella Knowles, daughter of MT and Mrs. Ed
 ward B. Knowles of Short Beach, to George Granger Nesbtt of this city Marriage took place on Christmas day
 Mrs Nesbitt will continue in her posi- tion as postmistress at Short Beach, where MT. and Mrs. Nesbitt have locat- ed.
 Matthew Douglass, the elevator at- tendant in city hall, who is seriously i'll at his home, is threatened with pneu-
 monia. Frank Smith, who assists Jani- tor Schappa of city hall, is seriously i'll with brain fever.
 Rev. MT. Prentiss the new pastor of Davenport church, will be given fine reception by the church people next Wednesday evening.
 Miss Mary Barry left on the 1:35 ex- fro iyo chr1th en route for Columbus, O., where she Is to enter the Dominican convent. Miss Mollie Rich and Miss Eva Grant,
 who have been spending the holidays | with Mrs W. c. Stevens, 123 Rosette
 street, have returned to their homes in Rockville.
 Hetty Green, famous as one of the wealthiest women of the United States,
 was again in town this week She re-
 mained here for about two hours and spent most of that period at the sta tion, the only break being flying trip to and from the New Haven house. Hetty has invested considerable money in the city and she makes frequent vis- it's here in order to, consult her agents
 Controller Brown was in Boston yes terday closing up the negotiations for the loan of $1 100000 with Mosely & Co Miss Jeannette Hyman of Chicago, who attends Miss Kimballs school in Worcester, is spending her vacation
 with Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Grove street.
 Lieutenant Fred l. Miner of the Second regiment has entered into new business engagements, but will still re-
 main in his position in the Connecticut National Guard. He will take up two branches of business and will locate
 at Turner's Falls, Mass, having invest i ed capital in the Marshall Engine com- pany, manufacturers of perfecting en- zines for use in paper mills He will also be confidential man in the Marshall Paper company. Both companies are stock corporations located at Turner's Falls. He will leave here next Tuesday He will resign the office of secretary of the Builders Exchange of New Ha- ven, which office he has held by re-elec- I tion three consecutive terms |