The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-09
PERSON1L .yOTTINGS.

William B. North of the firm of o. B. | North & Co. has been very ill at his home on Orchard street. He is reported to be improving slowly. Attorney s. D. Hoyt went to Water
 bury yesterday on business. He will
 return to-day.
 Miss Kennard of Meriden, alto, who
 sang last year at the Calvary Baptist church, has been re-engaged to sing in that church the coming year.
 A charity whist will be given at the
 residence of Mrs. James F. Miner 271
 Orange street, this afternoon from 2:45
 o'clock until 5;30 o'clock, for the bene-
 fit of the musician Herman Trisch. All
 interested in the cause are invited to at
 tend.
 Professor William r. Blackman of the
 Yale Divinity school read a paper on
 "The Claims of Ethical and Sociological Studies of the University" at the meet ing of the Fairfield County Association of Congregational Ministers held in the Bridgeport First Congregational church Tuesday.
 IbobSll I. IONieI ol llllr Sity, OL tiiS electric department of the New Haven road and son of Clerk John $. Fowler of the superior court, will shortly leave the railroad to accept position in 8 large exporting house in Auckland, New Zealand. He has been offered and has accepted place with the firm of l.. C. Gillespie, prominent importer of New York city, and after a residence of sev- eral months in New York city he will sail for New Zealand, where he will take the position of junior agent for the New York house. MT. Fowler is graduate of the class of 1894 s. and took a high stand as an electrical engineer. He entered the department of electricity of the Consolidated road after leaving Yale and has been with the railroad ever since.
 Charles L. Storrs of the Yale Divinity school delivered an address on Giving to Missions at the Colchester Congre- gational church last Sunday evening.
 pr. s. H. Huntington of Norwalk read an interesting and able paper on "Sprains'' before the New Haven Med- ical society Wednesday night
 Mrs. George B. Johnson of 1227 Chap el street attended a reception given to and Viecountess Castellane by Mrs. MacIntyre of West Ninety sixth street, New York city, last evening. Mrs MacIntyre is a sister of Mrs. John son.
 Comfort Farren, a we'll known resi- l lent of Whitneyville, is dangerously ill | It his home.
 Miss Jane J. Arnold of Pleasant | street, who has been visiting Miss Ethel | Valentine of Branford has returned 1 home.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Dessauer of Philadel- ohia are guests for few days of MT. | md Mrs Isadore Troostwyk at their | rome, 367 Howard avenue. MT. Des- ,auer is a brother of his present host ,ss.
 The Misses Gertrude and Jeanette Up- | lam of Boston, Mass, are the guests of | Dr. B. E. Henrahan of sos Dixwell ave- tue.
 Harry G. Day of this city was the ,uest over the past Sunday of MT. and | Irs. James P Woodruff of Litchfield.
 John Japp of 94 Grown street is con |, lned to his home with severe cold.
 Charles H. Loomis, Mre Loomis and heir daughter Mabel have returned rom trip to Cuba. They visited Ha- ana and many other places during heir ahsence.
 Rev. Father Brennan of Torrngton, 1 rho is also a member of the board of uucation of that borough, is making hort visit to his family on Shelter treet, Fair Haven.
 I. T l. l nd Mrs. George Sykes of Hartford for he marriage of their, daughter. Elsie ldith to Charles Phelps, attorney gen. ral of the state of Connecticut. The { larriage is to take place at the Union ! church. Rockville, on Wednesday,, March 2S, at p. m. The 'eddng will be the most prominent so- ial event of the winter, as both are opular in social circles.
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