The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-06
PERSONAL MENTIoN.

MT. and Mrs. T. Attwater Barnes will
 sail for Europe in few days, l Frederick M. Davies of the senior class at Yale is confined to his apartments in Vanderbilt hall by painful attack of
 rheumatism.
 Patrolman Matthew Powers of the | Howard avenue precinct is the happy | father of baby girl who arrived Sat u:day.
 William J. Healey of this city said | his first mass at the Church of the Sa- cred Heart Sunday morning. Miss Jennie Lyons of No. 45 Congress l avenue and Thomas Butler will be mar 1 ried at St. Johns R. c. church on Mon day morning, June 12. Frederick William Auch, secretary | and treasurer of the c, H. Miller com-
 pany was married at o'clock Sunday afternoon to Miss Elizabeth Bassimier, daughter of John Bassimier, by the Rev. Charles H. Siebke at the minister's res idence, No. 8 Warren street. In special orders issued yesterday by Adiutant General Van Keuren, Ser
 geant John J. Lawless of New London is appointed captain of Company A,
 Third regiment, with rank from May
 P, vice Dorsey promoted. The nomi-
 nation of Cavallus c. Walker of Win
 sted as second lieutenant of Company
 I, Fourth regiment, c. N. G., having
 been dsapproved by the colonal and
 brigadier general commanding, is disap-
 proved.
 Miss Josephine Doody of No. 121
 Meadow street, daughter of Mrs. John
 Doody, will be married on Wednesday
 morning to Edward Catten of this city
 at St. Mary's church.
 Franklin S. Hoyt of New Milford has accepted the appointment of principal of the Dwight school, succeeding l.. l..
 Camp, and will begin his duties at the opening of the school year in September.
 He is a graduate of the Boston uni- versity and taught school in Pennsyl- vania. For four years he has been principal of the Center high school, New Milford. He formerly resided in this city and attended the Dwight school. His father was a Congregational clergy man residing in Cheshire. MT. Hoyt is thirty years of age.
 An informal little piazza party was given by MT. and Mrs. Eli Newmark at the Savin Rock cottage, "The Adel" Sunday evening. Miss Rhea Rookie of Auburn, N. Y, who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Newmark, helped to receive.
 w. Vernon Summers, the actor Is at his home in West Haven for the vaca- tion months after long and successful season in the west
 MT. and Mrs. J. Marshall Crampton and Colonel and Mrs. N G. Osborn | have chosen Castleton, Vt, as the place | for their summer outing. The women | and children of both families will | spend the greater part of July and | August at this pleasant country resort, | the men joining them when business all lows.
 Herman F. Glaessner and wife have removed to a cottage OH Beach street Savin Rock, for the summer. MT. Glaessner is leader of the New Haven Strnged orchestra, which beginning July 1 will play at the Hotel Pembroke, Woodmont, this summer.
 Clarence Johnson of the Branford Point house is quite i'll.
 A grand reception will be given to Hon, John P. Sanborn of Newport, R. l., by Princess lodge at the Gaylord Opera house, Branford, this month.
 Sergeant Herman, night desk sergeant 1t the Howard avenue police station, 1as been i'll for about week with an ibscess in the ear. It is somewhat bet CT, but he is not yet able to resume luty
 MT and Mrs. w. H. Douglass have moved from their house on Chapel treet, owned by them for several years ind recently sold to J Harmer Bron- on, to the apartments lately vacated ,y Mir and Mrs. F. A. Parsons at 3S Howe street. MT. and Mrs. Douglass will remain there for month during he renovation of the house on Orange treet recently purchased by MT, Doug .. ass of Charles s. Mellen, president of ' he Northern Pacific railroad.