Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-11
Fair. Haven.

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 Interesting Social Event - Wedding
 Bells LaaG Evening.
 MT. H. H. 0ids is building large house on Center street adjoining the little cottage built by SIM futile The cottage will be an ad- new part will be the main part of the house. Mr. Olds thinks seriously of making it his family residence.
 aa The borough firemen will join in the parade
 on the ''centenniaI." They will be accompa-
 nied by martial music. Eagine company No.
 will probably turn out twenty men or
 more. Hose company No l will not be able
 to get their new uniforms done in time and
 will not be able to turn out with full ranks,
 but they will number sixteen men or more.
 Although the fremen do not care to turn out
 that day they will join in the exercises. MT. and Mrs. w. F. Mansfield, Mir. and
 Mrs. F. J. Mansfield, Miss Allie and Susie
 Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. Luzerne Ludding-
 ton attended the wedding ceremonies on the
 End inst of Miss Florence Gross, of East
 Haddaun, and MT. John W. Hatstat, of New
 Haven, the grocery store proprietor on State
 street. The marriage took place at the
 brides residence. The visitors were royalty
 entertained by the bride and groom and Miss
 Cross friends
 MT. D. D. Mallory and family arrived from
 Baltimore yesterday afternoon. They will
 make their home here at the beautiful resi- dence on the Heights through the summer
 months. MT. Daniel Wsdmore arrived yesterday
 from Palatka, Florida, where he is engaged
 in the orange growing culture. He will re- main here about two months.
 .. wooDwARD-HUIh.
 Last evening at eight o'clock at the brides
 residence, 86 Perkins street, there was 8
 goodly number of relatives and friends ss-
 sembled to witness the tying of the silken knot at the marriage of Miss Flora I. Hull and Charles B. Woodward. The Rev. Bur detE Hart made the twain one. The cere- mony was under a beautiful arch of ferns and daisies. The bride looked lovely and was dressed in handsome silk of 8 wine color shade, with Oriental lace and steel trimmings and beautiful flowers. After the ceremonies short reception was held. After hearty congratulations and the best wishes of all those present, all were invited to par take of the wedding feast The happy oou- ple left on the night boat for New York and thence to Providence, thence to Boston, rs- turning the last part of the week to the old Woodward homestead on Townsend avenue, where they will reside. The house anew all ready for housekeeping. Both are we'll known and much loved and respected and have legion of friends who heartily give them their best wishes and con- gratulations. Miss Flora is a daughter of I the late Andrew HulI and MT. Woodward is | of the firm of Ludington Palmer, the steam | job printers. MT. W. is also engaged in farming and has qoite B tract of land in the | Woodwardtown district. The presents were beautiful and numerous. A piano from the groom: silver cas- tor, Mrs. Abbi Hull; oommode, Henry tHull; plush rocking chair, MT William Woodward and Asahel Thomp- son; set solid silver spoons, Mrs c l. Lud- | ington; porcelain crockery set, Mrs Nancy Woodward; cake basket, Mamie Hull; silver ! pickle fork, Georgie Hull; china tea set, Mir I and Mrs Amos P Ludington; counterpane, Mrs Austin Hull; bronze and plush frame, ! plate glass mirror, MT LuZerne Ludington; | plush album, Mrs Luzerne Ludipgton; silver l cake basket, Mrs William Allen; table linen, 1 Mrs. William Walker; plate glass soonce with I candlesticks, MT and Mrs Henry Palmer; l Tennyson's songs with music, MT Edward Walker; Rogers statuary. Mir George Walker; l comforter, Mrs N Bartholomew; pearl op-
 era glass, Mrs Charles Hull; pearl card case,
 Mrs John Wright; salt bottles, Lulu Lines; ! cut glass celery dish, Anna Luddington; toilet set, Willie Bartholomew; amberine
 vase, Mrs A 0 Bushnell; cheese plate and celery glass, Mrs Martha Griffin; silver pickle
 castor, Mrs Fl Bedsnt; silver berry dish,
 Mrs H G Darrow; photographs, MT William, Walker; towel, Mrs Lewis and 1 Georgie Crockett; lace tidy, Miss Minah
 Brookes; glass pitcher, Mrs. E, Johnson; ! lace handkerchief and pillow cases, Mrs. Etta Davis; plush album, Miss Clara Walker;
 a purse of money (gold), MT. Caleb L. Lud- l inRton; plush album, Frank A. Woodward; l silver berry spoon, Mr. and Mrs: E. B.
 Woodward; majoliea ware, Miss Emma l Bartholomew.
 I Mir. William Moore. the postmaster, wishes it distinctly understood that he Is an out and out Blaine man that MT. Blaine was his l faYofite candidate from the start His as- sistsnt, Eugene Smith, is also one of Mir. Blaines strongest supporters.
 There will be straw berry festival in the
 ladies' parlors of the East Grand street Baptist church this evening. The ladies of | the East Pearl street Methodist church will also hold one this and tomorrow evenings in the parlors of their church and tomorrow | evening at the Second church parlors the
 ladies of that society propose to give straw berry and ice cream festival.