The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-05
PERSONAL JOTYINGs

MT and Mrs. Horace Hopkins and
 family of Spring street returned yester- day from Putnam, Conn, where they
 have been spending few days.
 Miss May Gilbert of Whalley avenue 1 Is visiting friends in Pittsburg. | In giving an account of the wedding
 of Ensign Robert ". Henderson of the United States navy and Miss Genevieve
 Cronan in this city Thanksgiving day
 the Norfolk news in the Winsted Clti- zen says: The Cronan family has spent
 two seasons in Norfolk, stopping at the
 Stevens house. Ensign Henderson has visited his bride here upon several oc-
 casions. During the Spanish war he was on the United States man-of-war Texas, Mrs. Henderson, who is the only
 daughter of P. J. Cronan Ia a very
 charming and accomplished young wo-
 man, a graduate of the Visitat tion con- vent at Georgetown. The groom is a graduate of the Annapolis naval acad-
 emy, class of '97. The brides brother, Ensign William r. Cronan, was grad uate of the Annapolis naval academy,
 class of '9S, and is at present on the Pa cific coast. Cards have been issued an- nouncing Miss Cronans and MT Hen derson's marriage.
 The complete list of new officers of Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., is as fol- lows: Post commander, John c. Jack son; senior vice commander, H H. Raymond; junior vice commander, Ly-
 man E. Bradley; officer of the day, J.
 N. Crowe officer of the guard, Jotham
 nTs1, Dv%tO fA,. I hi
 chaplain, Weston Ferris; post surgeon,
 Levi w. Snow; assistant post surgeon,
 George P Holt. James A. Church was
 elected a member of the board of trus- tees, while L. ID. Peck was appointed to membership on the board of relief. The names of the delegates and their alter mates elected at the meeting are as fol- lows: Delegates, w. S. Wells, A. H. Raymond, L. F. Bradley, Weston Fer ris, F. G. Hastings Edward Griswold James A. Church, H. s. Peck, J. T. Sloan, J. N. Leonard, George F.. Dud- ley, F. s. Snow, Virgil McNei and Lawrence O'Brien; alternates, Edward Hubbard, w. H. Nichols, F. G. Mans field, Levi Snow, Joseph Cassell, J. Cur tis, L. Buringame, William Platt, D. B. Hawkins Edward Corrigan, w. T. Whittlesey T. F. Worthington, Henry B. Platt and Sanford B. Smith.
 MT and Mrs Gilbert Potvin of Ho- yoke, H. Potvin of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. A. Beaudry of Hartford, Miss Bes- sic Morrin of Felton, Minn., Adolph Maynard, MT. and Mrs. H. Mercer Miss Anna Maynard of Northampton MT. and Mrs. Henry Beaudry, MT. and Mrs, Napoleon Beaudry of Westfeld and MT. and Mrs. John Kenney of New Haven were among the guests at the wedding last Thursday night in Springfield, Mass, of Miss Lillian M Beaudry, the daughter of Frederick Beaudry of 405 Worthington street, Springfield, and Eli R. Hawkes. of South Deerfield. The ceremony was performed by Rev. l.. G. Gagnier in St. Joseph's church. The happy couple came to New Haven on their wedding trip.
 J. Milton Thompson, who for four years resided in this city, being gov ernment inspector of the c. N. G., and who was member of the staffs of Gov ernor Coffin and Governor Cooke, has just been appointed colonel of the For ty-second volunteer regiment, which sailed for Manila last Friday. Colonel Is now at Manila. The | many friends and admirers here will be much pleased to hear of the gallant off, | cer's further advancement.
 Fire Marshal Gladwin was In Middle town yesterday attending the meeting | of the executive committee of the State Firemens association.
 Mrs. Bishop of New London Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. q. Pardee of Ward street.
 coming here to manage the new cash store, corner of East Main and Veteran streets which will be opened next week. Mir, Johnson has many friends who wish him success.--M eriden Record