The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-22

Joseph r. French, Mrs. French ant
Miss Esther d. Street are in Washing
ton, D. c. They will visit Gettysburg
and probably return by steamer from
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Minnie K Sanity of the con
troller's office is confined to her home by
Illness.
John Ginty, formerly a non-commis
stoned officer in the Light Guards, pait
the members of that company a mill.
tary visit at their room in the armory
Saturday night
Matthew II. Douglass, the attendant
of the elevator in city hall, was called to
Branford Saturday owing to the illness
of his hoy.
Bernard Reilly, the eight-year- son
of Patrolman B. j. Reilly of the Grand
avenue station, who lives on Lloyd
street, was reported Saturday as linger-
ing between life and death. The child
is sick with pneumonia. A consulta-
ton of physicians was held Saturday
night.
The marriage of Miss Louise Mae,
daughter Of w. H. Alling of LenoX
street, to John w. Lanigan will take
place on June 2S.
| DR.. j. T. Cohane of the Yale Medical
school, class of '9S, former New Ha-
! ven boy, has been promoted to the po-
sition Of house physician at the Backus
| hospital, Norwich This is one of the
most desirable hospitals in Connecticut,
and DR.. Cohane's opportunities for
clinical work and actual practice are
wide.
Major j. Milton Thompson of the
TWenty-fourth infantry, u. S. A, has
left for Alaska, where he has been or
dered to command the southern district
of the territory with a station at new
post which he is to build at Pyramid
Harbor, just south Of Dyea
Rev. DR.. Brastow of Yale preached in
the Plantsville Congregational church
yesterday, morning and evening,
Rev. Mr.. johnson of Sag Harbor
preached at the Plantsville Baptist
church yesterday and Rev. Asher An
derson of Meriden at the First Congre-
gational church.
David II. Clark, Alderman Edward I.
Atwater j. M. Champion and William
A. Bronson of the Kangaroo club
brought home two hundred pounds of
trout, which were served for dinner at
the Republican league Saturday even
ing to a party of twenty men, members
of the Kangaroo club and few friends.
The persons named returned Saturday
morning from fishing trip at Lake
George The Kangaroo club is an or
ganization of several years standing,
and is composed Of besides the persons
named, Congressman Sperry, County
Commissioner Hart d, Munson and DR..
Rolin Mcneil. The three named were
prevented by business and professional
engagements from being in attendance
at the fishing trip but they enjoyed
hugely the trout catch at the dinner, as
did the following persons, who were in
vited guests: Colonel N. G.. Osborn, H.
L. Storrett George A. Morton, William
j. Atwater, Frank c. Bushnell, r. Lar
kins e. Harris Weaver, George B. Mar
tin, DIR. Isaac Lyon, Francis f. HUM,
Marcus P. Smith, General George H.
Ford and Enos S. Kimberly.
DR.. F. B. Wadhams of the class Of 81
Yale Medical school, and who has been
at the New Haven hospital as an assist
ant surgeon since then, has accepted a
position as a United States surgeon at
San Juan, Porto Rico DR. Wadhams |
left the hospital few days ago and will |
leave in a few days for his new post in
Porto Rico. He is well known in New |
where he has lived for num- |
Der of years. He graduated from HILL
house high school.
superintendent Preston of the organ
lied Charities had for his guests Satur-
day afternoon Messrs. Maynard and
of New Rochelle, N. Y, who
are engaged in charitable work in their
own city. They were shown through
the building of the Organized Charities
and they were much interested in the
work
The Rev. d. w. Howell of the Chapel
street M. f. church, Waterbury, is in
New Haven for few days to attend
he jubilee of the East Pearl street M.
.. church.
Rev. Father Lockengin of the Domin-
can order, who has been located at st.
Mary's church In this city, where he
las host Of friends, and where at one
ime he had charge of the Sunday
school, has gone to Memphis, Tenn. The
)leak northern climate did not agree
With him, and for some time he has
,een aling; even temporary changes
lid not benefit him, and his legion of
riends here wish for his speedy recov-
ry Rev. Father Lilly is at Somerset |
J., and will soon return to New Haven.
where he is sure of a hearty welcome
rom his parishioners of ST. Marys and
therS.