The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-02
pERsoN4E MENTION.

church, as has been erroneously stated
 in some of the state papers. Henry | Eyre Brown, for so many years organis
 at Dr. Talmadge's Tabernacle, is the or
 ganist and the other members of thu quartette are Mrs. Lowe, contralto | Paul De Fault, tenor, and Grant Odell 1 bass baritone. At a musical service las
 Sunday evening selections from Haydn S | Creation" were sung. Those present o1 | friends and acquaintances said the aria
 With Verdure Clad'' as sung by Miss
 Mansfield was the finest rendition ever | heard in Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Morgan of this
 city have taken possession of their
 summer home at Pine Orchard for the | season.
 Miss Julia Breckenridge of this city 1 is visiting at the Butler homestead in BelchertoWn, Mass
 | Mrs. Levi c. Nash of North Main 1 street, Southington, observed her eight ] ieth birthday yesterday, relatives being present from Lowell, Mass, and New York.
 Miss Elsa Won Grave of Wallingford
 will sail from New York for Antwerp on the Westerland on June 2S. She will return late in September. Representatives c. D. Barnes of Southington is entertaining Edward Barnes of Southington. w. A. Seymour of Boston, who has been mail agent between Boston and h,D transferred to the run between Shel- burne Falls and New Haven. He will reside at Shelburne Falls
 Dr. w. s. Grove, who is ill of ty- phoid fever at his home with his sister, Mrs. w. s. Crofut, at "A Whaley ave- nue. is reported as much better and now likely to recover.
 Oliver A. Phelps of Wallingford has gone to Buffalo, N. Y., to accept po- sition with the Fairbanks company.
 Webster Woodruff, clerk at Upson Brothers, Southampton, was back in his old position yesterday after a weeks illness.
 Adam Dockray, the singer, will leave this city to-day for his home in To- ronto, Canada, to be absent until Sep tember, when the musical season re- opens.
 Miss Nellie Roberts of Meriden, who has been the guest of Miss Laura Will ford of Indian Neck, left for her home on Tuesday.
 MT, and Mrs, George w. Lewis and MT and Mrs. George A. Alling, who are in Europe, are expected home one week from Saturday. They have been gone t11rf1 ,o1ny he o,,1 ,,;r where they will spend a week.
 Mrs s. D. Neal of Southington, much improved in health, has returned after seven weeks absence in North Car olina
 Mrs. Earle Baldwin of Branford gave a babies party yesterday afternoon in honor of her little daughters birthday.
 Victor Green, now of New York, is in Branford visiting friends. Victor has a position with the New York Journal
 Visitors on Memorial day were Miss Helen Harper, George s. Benton of 25o w haley avenue, Frank Fowler of the firm of Fowler & Kimberly, and Edward Griswold.
 Rev. F. Dewitt of Newburg, N. Y, who has been the guest of his son at the Congregational Manse, Branford left for his home on Monday. He was followed by Mrs. Dewitt on Wednesday.
 Professor c. Francis Malone will go to the Columbia hotel at Asbury Park again this summer to act as master of ceremonies during the gay season.
 Governor Lounsbury has signed the bill which increases the salary of Tax Collector Anthony to $4,OO0 and makes t1,o 1o, +I,o ,;+ z,,irc C, stead of $1 ,000
 The selection of Dr. James H. Weeks, | past regent of Pequot council, Royal Arcanum as district deputy for Philip H. Sheridan council, No. 1 ,467 of New Haven, and Norwich council, No. 72O, gives much satisfaction to Pequot coun- ell and the order in the state.
 Mir. and Mrs Max Adler and Colonel | and Mrs. L M. Ullman are occupying their beautiful shore cottage at Savin | Rock for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lynch of 27 Yer | non street welcomed daughter yester- | day morning.
 MT, and Mrs Frank Corbin will go to | Conn, for several weeks during July and August
 Attorney Benjamin Slade has been i made the agent for F'ogel Brothers of | Berlin, Germany, for property situated l III New York city.
 Miss Frances Heath, soprano singer of Trinity Nj. E. church. will give a tea this afternoon at her home, 121 York street.
 Sheriff Dunham's recently appointed deputies have been hustling around ob- aiming bonds of S10000 required to lualify thsm for the position. The ma- Iority of the local deputies found bonds men yesterday morning and took the re- luired oath of office.
 Rev. Douglas P. Birnie has been called o the pastorate of the Presbyterian hurch at Rye, N. Y. It is expected that le will accept, although he has not given his formal answer. The church is | strong one, including in it's member hip large number of prominent New York business men, and has an inter- sting history MT Birnie was gradu- tied from Yale in the class of 1878.
 Evarts Cutler of the Chapel street art tore will go to Europe this year, as lsual, and start about July i.
 
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