The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
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PERSONAL MENTION.


 Bishop Goodsell, a former pastor of the First M. E. church, this city, was at his cottage at Short Beach last week preparing for his summer residence.
 Drs Cutting and Baker performed a successful operation Tuesday night or the son of F. L. Anders of this city.
 Miss Gretchen Miller of New York is the guest of Miss Lillian McKenna of Franklin street.
 The Rev. Samuel D. Mcconnell of Brooklyn N. Y., will preach the final Berkeley sermon of the year before the Berkeley association of Yale next Sun day evening at Trinity church.
 Edwin Hill Clark 1900 S.. of Chicago, H., has been elected president of the Yale University Glee and Banjo club. and Dudley Stuart Blossom, 1901, of East Cleveland, O., was chosen secre- tary.
 Patrolman Patrick McQueeney, who has been off duty for several months. has returned to work and has been as- signed to duty at the Grand avenue pre- cinct.
 The Hon. J. D. Dewell addressed a we'll attended meeting of the New Ha- ven Single Tax club at 760 George street Tuesday night on Porto Rico. Its Present Condition and Future Possibili- ties.''
 Albert Stevens arrived at the home of his parents at Short Beach last week. He came from Hartford.
 Before leaving this city, Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Chadwick, formerly of Grace M. E. church, were the recipients of valuable gifts by their former par.shon- CTS. Mrs. Chadwick was given an opal diamond ring from the Young Mems Bible class of Grace church, pair of gold cuff links from the Junior society of the church, and a fleur de lis stick pin from the Kings Daughters.
 Superintendent Kendall went to Boston yesterday to meet the committee ap- pointed by the New England associa ton of School Superintendents several months ago. He read a paper on the subject, Grading and Proportions in Elementary Schools" The next meet ing of the association will be held at Boston May 12
 The law firm of Dill, Seymour & Bald win, 127 Pine street, New York city. has been dissolved by mutual consent. Frederick Seymour of the firm is Yale graduate of the class of 'S1. He has become one of the members of the new law firm of Seymour, Seymor & Harrison, including in it's membership ex-Commissioner of Patents John s. Seymour, Frederick Seymour and Flu gene M. Harrison.
 Dr. Moses c. White is in New York attending meeting of the American Microscopical society, at the Waldorf, Astoria.
 Alderman-elect Edward I. Atwater, the Grand avenue merchant, was show cred with congratulations yesterday over his election and fine run. His pop ularity was well attested by the hand some vote he received. He is an alert and successful worker at the polls and did excellent service for the whole ticket, of which he was a representa- tive, and his own election was by a nearly straight party vote. very few pastors in his behalf having been used. Mir Atwater comes to the city hall with 8 good record for service as a council man and efficient service in behalf of the city.
 Ex-Councilman W. A. Beers is now making photos at his studio, 760 Chapel street, of the members of the common council, which are to be nicely framed and presented to the city at the end of the present board. A good number of the members have already had their sittings made. These photos are of the new platino effects and will be fully as