The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
 Henry S. Parmelee, president of the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company, and Mrs. Parmelee leave New Haven to-day for, a visit to Savannah, Ga.
 The election of Calvin N. Kendall to be superintendent of the public schools in Indianapolis, Ind, by the school board of that city, has been formally made Mr. Kendalps salary in Indian apolis will be $4,000, which is $400 in crease paid to his predecessor there, D. K. Goss, whose term will expire on the last day of June. MT. Kendall is expected to arrive in Indianapolis on August 1. Mr. Kendall is still confin- ed to his residence on Humphrey street with an attack of malarial fever, with which he has been i'll for over two weeks. He was able to go out of doors for a short time Saturday afternoon but is weak and will not be able to at tend to his duties as superintendent for several days. pr. Foote is attending the patient.
 Miss Alice Shoninger of Orange street is in New York visiting Mrs. Edward Steinert of that city.
 Dr. Robinson of Cincinnati, O., has been the guest over Sunday of his son, Chalfont Robinson, English instructor at the Hillhouse high school.
 Purchasing Agent Henry Bishop of the Consolidated road, resumed his
 
 ter five weeks tour in the south. He has visited points in Georgia and South Carolina, and of late has been at the Hot Springs of Virginia.
 Miss Fletcher of New York city Is the guest of Mrs. James Earle of Orange street. Miss Fletcher came up for the Grays minstrels last week, and has been visiting in the city since.
 Mrs. Edwin S. Thomas who resides at the corner of Savin avenue and Church streets in West Haven, and who has been quite i'll for some time past, is slowly recovering.
 Miss Bessie Taft of Hartford has been the guest for several days of Miss Isabel Hart of Chapel street.
 Dr. Frank Whittemore, the attending physician of William c. Keane, coun- cilman from the Fourth ward who is i'll with congestion of the brain at his boarding house, 2S Olive street, said yesterday that the chances of the re- covery or his patient were very small and he did not expect him to pull through.
 James McGuinness of Kossuth street, who is employed in the polishing room of the piano factory in West Haven, Is quite i'll and will probably be confined at his home for some time. He is troubled with an abscess in his ear and is under the care of his physician, pr. Reilly.
 Miss Adah Wilkinson of this city is visiting in New Britain
 Ex-Fire Commissioner Edward Wines, who has been very i'll with an abscess on his neck, is able to be out again. His wife has been i'll since Mo- vember with spinal meningitis and is still very sick.
 Francis Fischer Powers, t.l celebrat- ed baritone of New York, is to give a song recital in Harmonic hall on Thurs day evening, May 2. The affair is in charge of some of the society people.
 The marriage of Miss Annie Pieper to Fred Munz has just been announce ed. The contracting parties were mar ried last Saturday evening at the res idence of the bride, 75 Greene street. The bridesmaid was Miss M. Weishart and the best man o, Pieper, brother of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Munz have gone on a bridal tour through New York state.
 A meeting of the Primary Teachers meeting was held last evening at the United church chapel,
 Mayor Driscoll has approved of the order of the court of common council for brick pavements in Grand avenue, between Mill river and Quinnipiac riv- CT, and in Commerce street.
 Orders for the spring field day of the companies in the Second regiment will be issued within a few days. It has been decided to order each company out separately in order that the mem bers can have ample practice in marks manship. Colonel Callahan is anxious that all the companies have at least half a days practice at the rifle range.
 The twenty-third semi-annual meet ing of the Connecticut Universalist club will be held in Garde hotel this evening. Delegates will be present from all parts of the state.
 The report of J. E. Buddington, ex pert engineer engaged by Director Troup to inspect the new Chapel street bridge, was sent yesterday to the Ser lin Iron Bridge company, so that al terations may be made as suggested