The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-04
PERSON4L JOI3INGS.

l Dr. c. F. Skinner of this city has | just completed series of papers in the 1 New York Medical Journal entitled 1 Dry Heat of High Degree as a Thera- | peutic Agent" The subject is ably | handled and will prove of great assist ance in opening a new field in the. prac- tice of medicine.
 t, Miss Carolyn de La Fayette of this city was united in marriage to Albert
 M. Milander, also of this city, at New
 Rochelle, N. Y, by Rev. MT. Goode-
 nough of that place, on September 19
 1899. The secret has been known to in-
 innate friends of the parties, but pub lie announcement has not been made
 owing to sickness in the family. Mrs. Milander has been a member of the
 choir of the Church of the Messiah and
 is very popular among her associates
 Mir Mlander is a representative of a large New York house. and the couple will take LID their residence in Brook
 lyn, N. Y. At present they are the
 guests of Hon. George I. Allen of Mid
 dletown, where Mrs. Miander formerly resided.
 William Brewster Ely, son of MT. and Mrs. William H. Ely of 426 George street who has been spending his Christmas vacation in this city, return ed to school at Andover academy yes terday.
 Miss Sadie Bugbee of Hartford is vis- iting friends in this city.
 w. H. Lee, the baritone, and c. w. Worcester, the basso have an engage ment to sing at Auburn, N. r., on the evening of February in one of a se- ries of concerts given by the Knights of Columbus. A contralto from Syra- cuse and soprano from Buffalo will also assist on the programme.
 The golden wedding of Deacon and Mrs Linsley of the Congregational church. Branford, was held in the la dies room of that church last evening from until 10 o'clock. Many friends of the church were present. A fine programme was arranged, which in cluded some songs by the Misses Laura and Bertha Milford.
 Captain and Mrs. Jeremiah F. Dono- van of Winthrop avenue gave recep- tion last night for Miss Collins of Hol- yoke who is visiting Miss Fahy of Ce- dar street.
 Mrs. N. D. Sperry, Mrs. c. L. Froth- ingham and her son, have gone to Washington, D. C.,with Congressman Sperry, who was home for the holidays
 Miss Katherine V. Brown of New hall street is home from Ridgefield spending New Years with her par ents.
 A wedding in New York yesterday was that of Harry A. Day and Miss Jessie Winterton, both of that city. MT Day is a connection of the Connecticut family of Days and is the son of Ma than Day of 19 Park avenue, New York | MT. Day is connected with a number of New York clubs and is a member of | the New York stock exchange. John Day Jackson of this city was lest man. l
 John Connors Of Huntsville is i'll l and threatened with pneumonia.
 Richard Van Lue, father of Bessie | Van Lue, whose body was alleged to have been disinterred at the Westville . cemetery was seized with an epileptic ! fit at the corner of Chapel and Orchard . street at 15 o'clock y sterday. He was taken to the police office, attended by town physician, and then sent to his home on Factory street.
 The marriaec of Charles A. Zincl, and Miss Sarah C. Clark of Branford was quietly sQlemnized, at the home of Mrs. Caroline Dean, the grandmother If the bride. Rev. T. S. Dewitt officiat- ad.
 Mrs. Horace Price of Yantic, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Cut ing in Southington, will return home .G-day.
 E. L. Curtiss of Plantsville was call d to Gleus Falls, N. Y, Tuesday by he death of his mother
 Miss Pauline Meehan. at one time ,outralto of the first quartet Of the Ihurch of the Redeemer choir, ta now filing a similar position in a church at Seneca Falls. N. Y. Her brother, Charles Meehan, once the famous boy