The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-03
MANY PERSONAL ITEMS
IRINCIpALLY ABOUT NEJV HAVEN
 PEOPLE.
And People Who Have Relatives and Friends in the City and Vicinity Many Cases Of Illness

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 Many Cases of Illness
 Evarts Cutler of 2S4 Orange street has been very sick with pneumonia, and is still regarded as dangerously i'll.
 Attorney and Mrs. James P. Bree have returned from their wedding tour arriving home yesterday noon.
 Mrs. Laura l.. Foote, widow of Enos Foote, is seriously Ill with the grip at her residence, 5S Whalley avenue Owing to her advanced age her relatives are alarmed at her condition. Mr Foote will be remembered as proprietor of the Fremont house for many years.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden, who have many New Haven friends were very pleasantly surprised New Years evening by friends who same to celebrate the fifteenth annlver- sary of their marriage. A handsome cherry combination desk and book cab inet was presented with many congrat- ulations.
 ! Edward Gaines Cellars of the senior class of the Yale divinity school. has just been called to the Congregational church of Westminster of this sta Westminster is in the town of Canter- bury. He has not yet made up his mind whether to accept or not. He will not graduate from Yale theological de- partment till next May. MT. Cellars I,at graduated from Lane university in that state in 1896.
 Invitations were issued yesterday by the Pequot council for a matinee whist to be given at the residence of Mrs. G. H. Small, 13S Dwight street, on Monday, January g. The game will begin at 3 o'clock, continuing until 5;3O. The usual handsome prizes will be awarded the holders of the six highest scores.
 Court Stenographer Coggswell is at Richmond, Va, slowly improving in health.
 First Seectman P D. Beach of Bran ford is confined to his home with the grip,
 C. NJ. Stone, who resided on state street, and who until last week con- ducted an agency for New York tail- bring house on Church street, is miss ing, ard 1t is reported that he has gone to Cuba MT Stone was one of the best known clothing salesmen in the city having been for nearly twenty years with Meigs & Co. The cause of his departure is said to be financial diff faculties.
 John M. Gaines of Yale academic '96 has been appointed to take charge of the classes in economies of Prof. Irving Fisher of the University. Prof. Fisher has just been granted a years leave of absence owing to i'll health. MT. Gaines has been engaged in post graduate work at Yale. At present he is an as sistant instructor.
 c. D. Rood of 1o7 East street is on his twenty third or twenty-fourth year as gate tender for the Consolidated railroad, during twenty-one of which he officiated at the Chapel street cross ing near the New Haven steam saw mill, the last two or three years hav- ing been spent at the Bridge street crossing. MT. Rood's record for faith ful, efficient work is q good one. He entered the railroad company's service when quite young man and is still comparatively q young man In years and activity.
 William Y. Smith, who has been until recently clerk in the drug store of the Arthur H. Barnes company, has ac- cepted the position of apothecary in the general hospital.
 s. S. Barnett, who resides at the Grand Union hotel in Union street. has gone on visit to New York.
 Herbert Barnes leaves to-day for Chi cago on a business trip.
 Miss Elizabeth Payne, who has been very ill at 1GG York street, is reported cOnValescent.
 Ex-Clty Sheriff Coleman of East Ha- ven, has been afflicted with the grip.
 Captain Ambrose E. Beardsey as- sumcd the duties of stamp deputy at the local internal revenue office yes terday and began to familiarize himself with the work. Edson Bryant of Anso na took the position of district deputy and Captain J. J. Kennedy, who has occupied the position of stamp deputy, became special deputy.
 William Doyle of this city has receiv- ed the appointment of assistant in charge of the store house at Branford lock shop and will hereafter reside in that town.
 Walter I. Lowe, instructor of history in the Sheffield Scientific school, is the happy father of little daughter, born on New Years day.
 Mason Smith of Branford began his duties Sunday as organist at Plymouth church, this city.
 w. C. Mcintosh of Howard avenue and his entire family are recovering from severe attack of the grip. Fred Hanlon of Orchard street, who has been i'll with diphtheria for six weeks, is recovering.
 William F. Carver, son of the famous Dr. Carver, the noted rifle shot is ill at his home, 125 Whalley avenue with typhoid fever.
 Delos J. Bristol of 522 George street [ is slowly recovering from typhoid fev- CT, according to his physician, Dr. Tut tle MT. Bristol has been sick for over six weeks and has been very low at times.
 Oliver H. Bishop, of Branford, is | quite sick at his home on Terhune ave i nue suffering with bronchitis trouble. Dr. Znk is in attendance. |