The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-23

Personal MENTION.

Mrs A. w. Gilbert and Miss l.. B. Gill
bert have been staying of late at the
Revere Atlantic City.
United States Commissioner William
a. Wright has returned from his south
ern trip. With Mrs Wright he visited
several places in Florida, and went
across to Cuba. He stopped in Havana
a short time. He is in improved health
as a result of his trip.
A cablegram received in this city an
nounces the arrival of Frank w. Hin
man and A. w G. Williams of Hart
ford at Manzanillo, Mex, on their way
to San Francisco. From Mazatlan they
will sail direct to San Francisco, after
which they will make tour of Oregon
and other northwestern states.
Miss Nettie Hodgdon, who for several
years has been the stenographer for At
torney General William T. Haines of
Waterville, Me-, has resigned her posi-.
ton there and will come to New Haven.
She will reside with her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Hodgdon, who is a teacher in
the public schools.
Miss Bullock and Miss Murdoch as
eistant teachers at the Lewis high
school in Southington, are arranging
for their Easter vacations Miss Muir
dock will visit Washington, D. c., and
Miss Bullock will sojourn in Providence
and Boston.
Mrs John Brennan of Southington,
who recently underwent an operation at
DR.. Cheney's hospital in New Haven,
has so far recovered that she will re-
turn home this week.
Principal Merritt of the high school,
Southington, and wife, will leave next
week for Washington, D. c., for short
vacation.
Mrs. Henry Gleason of Southngton is
entertaining her sister Mrs. Sheffield, Of
Glastonbury.
The following Yale personals are from
the Yale Alumni Weekly of yesterday:
G1-A volume entitled "Fermione and
other Poems" by the late Edward Row.
land Sill, is announced by Houghton,
Miff1in & Co.
'71-.W. M. James has given up the
practice Of law and is now in the real
estate business at Paducah, KY.
Tic. b. Dudley of Altoona, Pa, re-
GENTLY gave a lecture at the Purdue uni
versity or 1.-THE Work Of a Chemist ON
H. fNdiiIodo.
'71-Herbert z. Kinney left New York
with his wife and son on March II for
trip to St. Augustine, Ormond and the
east coast of Florida.
'T1--R. w. Archibald. who has been
fudge of the Lackawanna county Penn
sylvania, courts for fourteen years, is a
prominent candidate for the vacancy in
the superior court of Pennsylvania
TO1Ift 1ari,, 4av,l
emit of schools at Brookljne, Mass, is
the editor Of a book entitled Social
Phases of Education in the Home and
in the School," which is soon TO be pub
Iished. ,
'75-William I'll. Hotchkiss has just
been elected one Of the directors of the
American exposition to be held at
Buffalo in 1901.
'76-Willam L. Hodgman has been
elected president of the Agawam Hunt
club of Providence
'76-Judge Rufus B. Smith has been
reelected, by the unanimous choice of
both the republican and democratic !
parties, to the Office OF judge OF the SUI |
pericr court of Cincinnati for the third |
terri.
William P. Belden mas been re-
E, pointed deputy clerk of the New York |
: ate senate.
'S1-Arthur E. Bostwick, now chief |
librarian of the New York Free Cir |
cu1a ting library, has accepted the |
of the Brooklyn public IL |
brary.
'SS-Frederick II. Pomeroy, who |
served in the commissary department |
during the Spanish war and at its close |
was chief commssary of the district of |
Ponce Porto Rico, and issuing COM
missary of the city itself, has recently
been ordered to Washington to testify
before the court of inquiry convened