The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-26

One hundred acres s., 900. r. e. Baldwin
Kimberly, Root & Day offer an un-
usually attractive lot of investment Sc
curities.
Mrs. M. w. Leach of Plymouth is Wis
iting in New Haven with Mrs. Lloyd
Salisbury.
Mrs. A. c.. Shelton and Miss Pauline
of Plymouth are in New Haven for an
extended, visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Northrop of New
Haven are with their daughter, Mrs o.
d. Beach, in Plymouth, for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Austin and Ar
\ tine of Plymouth spent few days last
week on the farm of l.. p. Langdon in
Orange.
State Secretary e. T.. Bates of the Y.
M. c.. A., who has been in Danbury for
several days, returned home to New Ha-
ven this morning.
William Cooney, New Britain drug
clerk, has accepted position in the
drug store Of George A. Whitmore, COR
ner Of State and Edward street.
Miss Bessie Loveland of this city,
who has been teaching in the Lake dis
trtct In Morris, has been assigned to
the Second district school in the same
town.
The Rev. S. G. Gilman, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, New Britain,
has been granted leave of absence for
three months in the summer. He will
take trip TO Sweden.
Frank White, for several years past
clerk at Prince G. Whiteley's, on Cen
ter street, has accepted a position as
conductor on the Fair Haven and West
vile electric road and begins his new
duties next week.
DR.. O. o. Fletcher of ithaca N. Y,
has been called to the pastorate of the
Second Baptist church in Suffield. For
the past five years he has been district
secretary of the Baptist union of the
state of New York
The condition of the Hon. e. Spicer
Cleveland remains unchanged His
physicians have hopes of his recovery.
Ex-senator Cleveland has many old
friends in New Haven, who will hope
for his restoration to health.
The Rev. William J. Slocum, pastor
of the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, Waterbury, formerly of ST.
Patrick's church this city, WILL in the
course of a week or two leave Water
bury for Porto Rico on a pleasure trip.
F. w. Sheehan of the Yale Glee club,
whose solos and whose peculiar r-r-roll-
mgr German songs delighted the at
PENDANTS at the Yale alumni dinners
here this year and last year, is suffer-
ing with appendicitis at his home in
New Haven.-Hartford Courant.
Frank Fl. Miller, living at No. Foote
street and employed at the Douglass
Shoe company's store in this city, is Sc
riously i'll with the grip. He took one
of the leading parts in the production of
the Drummer Boy of Shiloh at the |
Grand last week.
A number of young people will meet |
at the home Of Miss Springfield on Dick
erman street on Friday night of this |
week to organize what is to be known as
the Academy Whist club. They propose
to meet every second Thursday night
during the winter.
Pierce N. WEIGH, president of the
First National bank6 of this city has
been reelected director of the Bristol
Manufacturing company, of Bristol
The other directors are j. r. Mitchell c.
S. Treadwell, J. H. Welch j. j. Jen-
nings and G. F. Hayward.
Mrs. Banks of Trumbull street, moth
er Of Mrs. Thomas, Wife of ex-Principal
Thomas of the Hillhouse high school
is quite i'll with sciatic rheumatism. She
was taken ill about six weeks ago with
the grip and after recovering partially
from that became ill with rheumatic
troubles. She is slowly gaining
st. Michael's church authorities have
awarded the contract of painting and
decorating the interior of their church
on Wooster place to the New York
Painting company of 1856 Wallace street,
this city. This church building was
formerly the property of the congrega-
ton of the First Baptist church.
Hon. and Mrs. George M. Woodruff
of Litchfield left New York on Tuesday
noon for Florida, They spent yesterday
afternoon and night at st. Augustine,
and then went direct to Miami, where
they will be most Of the time during
their three weeks absence from Litch-
field Mr. woodruff will also make the
short and popular run across from Mi
ami to Havana.
III nd Ill.,