Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-20
COLUMBUS DAY IN WEST HAVEN.

Eol1oWluB 40 tAo PAoSA nlA Ao1 AoOIhS 1>os'
and 10 Union school, West Haven, for
Columbus day:
Duet-yiolin and Piano. Star Spangled Banner
Singing by schooI-National Ode ....... Lyons
Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg. ...........
Master Harry D. Thompson.
N' Misses Stiles, Kelsey and kimberly
Reading-Master B. Forbes.
Selection from Hawatha. ............. Miss Beers
soioNstar spangled Banner. ................
Miss Amy S. Hotchkiss.
Reading Explorers. .:........... Master Powell
Master john E. Collins, Master Charles K. Bush.
Misses Toiies and And son
Du Ms. Nstts g ssnres Miss Edith NJ Beers
keadng-Dutch Colonists. ........:: Miss shilIitto
-'' Misses Cameron and French.
Reading-Last Days OF Columbus. ....
| Master James NJ. Tolles.
Readi1g5An Extract. Miss Miss Matte J.Wadsworth
| Master Frank Kimberly.
Reading, Master Clarence E. Thompson, jr
n, N Master William E. Bush:
Readins, Character 81 Columbus. ::.:.....:.
Reading-Address for Columbus Day,
Misses Sperry and Smith,
Presidents Proclamation. Master Putnam
Piano Solo. Miss Nellie D. Beers
| Slngn8-Amef1ca. ................. ...By School
CoLUMAUs DAY IN ANsoNIA.
ANsoN1A, Oct 19.-The United Catholic
societies will attend solemn high mass at
the Church of the Assumption at a. M
Columbus day, and will also listen to a
| sermon by Rev. Father Doyle, one of the
Paulist fathers, who assisted in conducting
the mission here last spring. Several
| societies have notified Secretary Floyd that
they will participate in the parade Friday.
COLUMBUS DAY IN CRAWFORD.
The citizens of Branford propose to cele-
brate Friday, October 81, in an appropri-
ate manner. The morning exercises will
be for the school children, in the after
noon a parade of the civic and military
| organizations, with an Grafton, and during
the evening $3.50 worth of fireworks will
be set off on the green in the center of the
town. Salutes will be fred during the
day by Second platoon, Battery A.
IN ANsoN1A.
Ansonia will have fine parade Of horse
men, business teams, N. V. U. and o. U.
A. M. .eto. There will be addresses by Hon.
A. w. Paige and others.
| TIE GRAND ARMY.
The general order No. Z, Department OF
Connecticut, g. A. R., calls upon all
posts in the state to cooperate in celebra
lions as far as possible. The Woman's Re.
lief Corps and Sons of Veterans are cor.
daily invited to join the Grand Army Of
the Republic in all the exercises Of the day
Wedding in Westville.
A very pretty home wedding took place
in Westville last evening, that of Miss
Addie Bronson, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James n. Mott, and Mr.. Charles
Eugene Brown. The house was tastefully
decorated with sutumnal flowers and
foliage and potted plants.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William McNichol, pastor Of the
Westville Methodist church, of which both
bride and groom are active members. The
bride was attired in gown of mode broad
cloth and velvet and carried bride roses
Two little sisters of the groom, Misses
| Edith and Bertha Brown, acted as maids of
| honor, and were gowned in white, Miss
Bertha carrying basket of carnations and
Miss Edith bearing the ring upon q silver
tray.
After Q short reception the young
couple, who were the recipients of num-
Der Of handsome presents, left for WASH
ington. They will reside ct 228 Main
street, Westville, whore they will be Of
homa stter Novsmhss !.