The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-11
PERSONAL NOTES.


 Rev. and Mrs. Hugh E. Brown have arrived at East Hampton from New Haven and will shortly begin house. keeping at the Congregational parson- age there, Rev. MT. Brown having been engaged as pastor. He won the Mer- sick prize for the best commencement address at the Yale Divinity sshool. from which he has just graduated, and also won two other awards.
 Miss Margaret Dlbble, of this city, was recent visitor at her fathers in Old Saybrook.
 c. 0. Barrett, of Putnam, has been reapponted master of the Gunnery school in Washington, one of the old est private boys school in the coun- try.
 Rev. J. A. Riddle, former New Ha- ven rector, who has been in charge of St. James parish, Greenfield, Mass preached his last sermon before leaving last Sunday morning. Rev. John B. Whiteman, of Germantown, Pa, the new rector, is expected to conduct the services next Sunday, which is the three hundredth anniversary of the es- tablishment of the Episcopal church in l this country.
 Robert E. Manross, of New Haven, who was the receiver of the Hartford Charcoal company, of Hartford, has completed the duties of his appoint ment and Judge Case his discharged him as receiver and MT. Manross has withdrawn the suit which he as receiv- CT had against James H. Goodrich and others.
 H. M. Shoemaker. vice-principal of the Torrington high school, has resign ed to accept place as instructor of mathematics In the Pennsylvania mili- tary academy at Chester, Pa.
 President Albert F. Rockwell, of the New Departure Manufacturing compa- ny, Bristol accompanied by Secretary Dewitt Page, will sail for Europe as soon as the general assembly adjourns, on business for the company.
 Rev. J. E. Clark, pastor of St. Pat rick's Roman Catholic church, Collins vile, is in a precarious condition as the result of being thrown from his saddle horse Saturday night near Terry's sawmill, on the roadito Canton. The presumption is that his horse took fright and shied, throwing him to the ground.
 MT. and Mrs. Fritzbach of 255 Atwa- l ter street announce the engagement ol their daughter, Miss Kitty M. Fltzbach to MT. Heinold of Boston. MT. Heinold l is well known musician.
 The wedding of Miss Rosella Cronar l to Francis Langetel of Portland, Me. will be solemnized at St. Mary's R. c | church, June 19.
 Albin Moeller of Allingtown will sai on the 18th for two months visit ir Germany.
 Miss Marie Baldwin is to be married I to Wyllys Terry, Yale 'S5, June 19, ir Bernardsville, N. J, Joseph Vernon Yale 'S6, will act as Mir. Terrys best | mar.
 The Rev Jeremiah Frederick of An sonia, who has a large number of friends in this city, was ordained tc the priesthood by Bishop McQuade al St. Patrick's cathedral in Rochester N. Y, last Saturday,
 A six-year-old lad named Milando who lives will his parents at the corner of Lloyd and Mill streets, fell from 6 tree near his home Sunday and frac, tured his ankle. He is attended by Dr Budd.
 James F. Toole, the new owner O the Hotel Pequot at Morris Cove, vii reopen the house July 1 under thu name of the Auditorium. This wei known hotel is to be conducted on thu European plan. Manager Toole, whc has conducted this hotel so well fo several years past, will doubtless hav' continued success this season. The ho tel is being put in fine order.
 The New Haven Milk Dealers asso citation having the opinion that man, milk bottles are being misused contrar, to law has appointed H. A. Doty al inspector to see that the law is enforc ed. MT. Doty has been employed fo scme time by the State Dairymen's as soclation doing similar work.
 The civil service commission has ap pointed Richard Burns engineer a Springside home and he has enteret upon his duties The salary is, $14 pc week and board. There are two othe candidates, William A. Niles and Jame