The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-21
PERSONAL WENTION.

Dr. c. W. Kellogg delivered the first of twelve lectures to nurses on Surgical Anatomy at the New Haven hospital last evening.
 Mrs. s. J. Bryant of West Haven will entertain the Kalmathean club at her home to-day. Mrs. David Welch will read paper on "A Summer Across Seas" which is a personal experience of a year ago. Mrs. A. F. Wood will follow with 6 paper on "A Summer Jaunt in Bookland,' and Mrs. Reynolds, the secretary of the club, will give re- view of the war from May until Octo- Der.
 Philip H. Well, rep, has been ap- pointed assistant clerk to the board of selectmen, which begins it's sessions to- day registering voters.
 County Commissioners Durham, Wal- ter and Munson were in Waterbury yesterday, being in session at the court house, for the purpose of receiving the application papers of the 1S2 Water- bury people who have applied for li- censes.
  of republicans at Hills Homestead on Wednesday night were Louis Knoll meyer, Alderman John H. Clarke, ex- Councilman Liefield, Joseph H. Smith, John Flannery, Frank F. Hill, Edward l.. Shell, George Rathgeber, G. J. Kraft, Gustave Greenbaum and w. F. Lincoln.
 In the place of Captain F. G. Beach, who has gone to Camp Meade, Pa., Lieutenant Giles Bishop, jr, has been appointed as captain of Company c, Heavy battery. Second Lieutenant H. s. Terrell has been promoted to the place made vacant by the death of Lieutenant Allan Osborn. Russell Thompson has been reappointed as en- sign of the Governors Foot Guards. He recently resigned owing to pres sure Of business, but was reelected by the company.
 A wedding set for the 26th of Octo- Der is that of Miss Emma F. Benedict and Wilbur c. Stone, Dr. McLane to tie the knot.
 Mrs. G. Ridgway Robertson has gone with her daughter Mabel to Andover to visit her son who is at school there. They will be absent week. Mrs. c. A. Maycock will go to Pough- keepsie next week to visit ncr sons at the military academy. The fourteenth birthday of her eldest son, Douglass, falls on Monday.
 William c. Gaylor, formerly with Mill Ter Brothers of Meriden, is now in the office of the Winchester Repeating Arms company.
 Rev. Father Slocum of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Water bury, has been in town for a few days past visiting old familiar scenes, Fath- CT Slocum was one of the most popular and able assistant priests of St. Pat rick's, this city.
 S. Herman is receiving the congraS- ulations upon the arrival of bouncing boy in his family.
 H. w. Ellsworth for years timekeep- CT at the Branford branch of the Yale x Towne Lock works, has resigned his position
 Mrs. John Pratt, who has been spend ing the summer in Cheshire, was the guest this week of her friend, Miss A. A. Hitchcock. She returns to Washing ton next week
 Insurance Commissioner Betts arriv- ed home from Montreal yesterday.
 Rev. Lewis o. Brastow, professor or homiletics in the Yale Divinity school, is ill at his home on Cottage street. He is suffering with grip.
 Rev. Wallace H. Butrick, former very popular pastor of the First Baptist church and now pastor of large and fiourishing church in Albany, N. T., was in the city for couple of days this