The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-10-02
PERSONAL JOTTLNGS.

! in North Haven. lie IS Sunerlng Holll typhoid fever,
 Announcement Is made of the engage ment of Miss Frances Peel, daughter of Dr. Francis Peel of 115 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. Y, to George F, Beebe of Joralemon street, Brooklyn a graduate of Yale in the class of '93 ana a lawyer in Brooklyn. Edward Magnus of Sidney, Australia, formerly of Meriden, was the guest Of Truman II. Barnes in Southington Sat urday.
 Charles Myron Latlmer of NeWing- l ton has returned to New Haven to con- tinue his studies at Yale. His sister, Miss Anna c. Latimer, is also in this city, where she is teaching in the high | school.
 1 Thomas J. Corbett, who has been with Dr. Meyers studying dentistry for three years past, left Sunday to take three years course in the Baltimore dental and surgical college.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Hinman of Remsen street, Brooklyn, N. Y., since their return from Poland Springs, where they passed the summer, have been at Bullet Hill, the old Hinnan 1 farm at Southbury, Conn, where they will remain until the latter part of Mo- vember.
 Frank D. Root and family of Brook lyn, N. Y., are visiting Miss Lizzie A. Root. MT. Root is of the New York Times editorial staff, and years ago was city editor of the Palladium of this city. The engagement Is announced of Miss Elsie Ripley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dwight Ripley of South Portland ave- nue, Brooklyn N. Y, and Joseph R., Moves of Columbia Heights. Miss Rip ley is a member of the Civitas club. MT Moves is a graduate of Yale and of the Harvard Law school, member Of the Yale club and a practising lawyer in Manhattan.
 Rev. Thomsa J. Cronan, pastor of the Holy Angels church, South Meriden, and St Bridget's church. Cheshire, who was appointed pastor of the Catho- lie church at New Milford last week, preached his farewell Sunday morning at his Meriden church. Miss Jessie Baaton of Southington Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Christian of Berlin. After a long illness Miss Beaton Is again able to take up her school duties
 An attractive Bay Ridge wedding was that of Miss Blanche F. Bowns, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry F.. Bowns, and Dr. John w. Begg of King ston, Ontario, which was celebrated on Tuesday evening Christ church was tastefully decorated with pink roses and white asters The maid of honor was Miss Felice Bowns, younger sister of the bride and the bridesmaids were Miss Mary Theresa Hart of Brooklyn, Miss Katherine I. Mackay of Bay Ridge, Miss Mary Parmelee of New Haven, and Miss Mary Hewitt of Shel- ton, Conn, whose gowns were of silk mule, shaded from a delicate tint of pink to deep rose. The bridesmaids wore pink roses in their hair and car ried shower bouquets of the same flow er Howard S. Bowns, brother of the bride, acted as best man. and the ush- CTS were Charles Gould, Otto W. Hein- igke, and David c. Bennett, jr., of Bay Ridge, and Walter S. Thompson of New Haven, Conn. At the reception at the
 
 and asters. Dr. and Mrs. Begg will live in San lose, Costa Rica. and are spending their honeymoon at Kingston, Ontario, Dr. Begg's former home. Colonel James F. Morgan and fami- ly of ATS Classon avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, have returned from their country house, Slightly Towers, at East River, Conn.
 The class of 1901S. has adopted reso- lutions on the death of Dorence K. At water. a copy of which will be sent to the young mans parents.
 Miss Emma Burr from New Haven is visiting her sister, Mrs. E, l.. Camp bell In Aeawan, Mass.
 Mrs F L. Cowing, wife of Chief Cowing of the Meriden fire department. returned Sunday evening from four months trip to Europe Mrs. Cowing was accompanied by Mrs J. A. Car penter of Torrington, and besides visit ing the exposition, visited the most inn portant places of interest in England, Germany, Scotland, France, and Ire land.
 Henry F. Burgess has returned from Sheffield, Mass.
 Last Thursday Mrs Julia Mallory widow of the late George N. Mallory, celebrated her ninety-second birthday at her home, No 5S Garden street. There were representatives of four generations present, namely, her children, grand children and reat-grandchildren AL though Mrs. Mallory has seen four-score and twelve years she presided at the table and enjoyed herself as well as if she were not more than three-score and ten
 Miss Pauline Mccormick has return ed from Newington, where she was the guest of the Misses Henrietta and Mol lie Dennis.
 Rev. c. c. Griswold of Sharon, Conn, has been assigned by Bishop Brewster to assume charge of St. PauFs church in Southington for the present. MT. GrisWold succeeds Rev. c. Wilson, who died recently.
 Jeweler J. H. G. Durant has gone to New York to join party from the Young Mems Republican club of this city who intend spending several days there.
 Miss Ethel Bailey of this city spent Sunday In Southington at her home there.
 The firm of James Graham & Co., has been dissolved and the business will be settled by Charles F. Graham, the sur vivins partner. The business was founded by the late James Graham in 1oc1 naJ ;,, 1ppT TNo,-{J Cnro1r lDona ,.,.D .,