Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-26
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A team belonging to Mr. Albert F. Bailey ran away on Church street yesterday fore- noon at half -pasteleven. The team was stopped opposite Stones fancy goods store by the driver of one of Peck & Bishops teams, who blocked the road with his long wagon, bring ing tho runaway to standstill. The runaway horse escaped from boy who was leading it on Elm street.
 Sunday School Tea achers' Institute.
 A Sunday School Teachers Institute takes place this evening at T o'clock at the Ger man Baptist church, corner of Broad and George streets, under the auspices of the New Haven Baptist School association. Or der of exercises as follows:
 Rieading of scriptures-prayer Dr. E. J; Walker Address of i5 minutes in the German Language ''i
 ''The General Object of the Sunday School''
 Rev. r. W. Flocken, New Haven Address of l5 minutes in the English anguage ''Is the Sunday School at present Fulfilling it's Pur
 Rev. T. s. Samson New Haven ''DslDs Collection. O' 'D' oAo'f Address of 15 minutes in the German Language. "Ihe Best Methods of Preparation for Teaching" Rev. ". Appel New Haven Address of i5 minutes in the German T fanguage' 1.-The Various Blessings of the School for the Church and Family
 Rev w. c. Rabe Buffalo, N. Y Singing. By the Choir Benedction.
 Weddings.
 Major John R. Hamlet of Savannah Ga., and Miss Annie E. Usher of the same place, I were united in marriage yesterday at Christ church, East Haven. The bride was given l away by her mother. Rev. Mir. Eddy off l ciated The ushers were Charles T. Hem l ingway and Clifford H. Street. The couple were married under an arch of ferns, and the l church was handsomely decorated. Amid g l shower of flowers the newly married couple left the church. A reception at the residence | of Edwin s. Bradley followed The happy l pair left New Haven at 1:5O and on theil l bridal tour will visit Baltimore and Washing 1 ton.
 l The residence of MT. o. s. Bushnell, 45i l Main street. Bridgeport was the scene of ! very brilliant wedding Tuesday evening at | o'clock, the contracting parties being Mist ] Minnie B. Bushnell and MT. Henry Foulds The ceremony was performed by the Rev. M H. Pogson in his most pleasing manner. Tn ! presents were elegant and numerous, and most bountiful repast was prepared for th' !
 MT. Alfred H. Gamsby and Miss Carri ! Marsh Sterling, second daughter of the late ! Walter Sterling, married yesterda. 1 forenoon in the North Congregational church Bridgeport. by Rev. Charles Ray Palmer, il the presence of large circle of friends. short reception was held at the residence o ! the brides mother in West avenue. | Yesterday afternoon MT. Archie G. Hohen stein and Miss Isabel Montgomery wer united in marriage in the Davenport church Rev. Mir. Meserve officiating. MT. Fran ! Montgomery, a brother of the bride, was tn best man. Miss Minnie Hohenstein was tn bridesmaid. The bride and bridesmai looked decidedly attractive. The forme wore 8 handsome white satin dress trimme
 with Spanish lace, and long white veil Her ornaments were pearls. The bridesmai ! wore also 8 white satin similarly trimme ! with Spanish lace. A reception followed tn ceremony st the residence, No. 8S Hamilto street, where many friends congratulated tn happy pair, who left in the evening on tri to Washington and Niagara.