Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-16
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Henry T. Blake and wife have gone to Chicago.
 The Meriden aud Yale law school base
 ball teams play tomorrow.
 F. Stanley Bradley and wife of 1O2 Wall
 street are at the worlds fair.
 MT. and Mrs. John N. Lines, jr., have
 returned from their wedding trip.
 W. W. Cameron of the Aldrich house
 leaves to day for trip through the west.
 Professor Beers and family have gone to
 their summer residence in the BerkshiEe
 Hills.
 Eugene McGann was being congratulated
 on all sides yesterday over an addition to
 his family. It's girl. Mr. J. H. Chamberlain of this city ar rived in Norfolk yesterday at his summer residence there on Maple avesue. Edward 0. Beecher sold the two family frame dwelling at No. 135 Wooster street at public auction to Peter Carlton for $7,02O.
 President Dawson of the New Haven Water company is quite i'll ct his home on Whalley avenue, with 8 rheumatic attack and a cold.
 John St. Lawrence, for some time past manager of the Hotel Monopole, Is at pres ent at Hills Homestead, where he will be pleased to see his many friends. William Sheiffer of Hamden, who was bitten by mad dog at North Haven on ! Wednesday, was sent to the Pasteur insti- tute in New York for treatment yesterday. Rev. Leonce Msyeur, assistant pastor of ! St. Louis' French Catholic church of this | city, will, 1t is expected, bs placed in
 charge of a parish at Voluntown this | week.
 Mayor Sargent will deliver a lecture | upon his tour around the world at the Davenport church next Wednesday even ing The proceeds will 30 toward the church funds.
 Alderman John Beecher of 257 Hamilton | street has been confined to his house for | the past eight days with rheumatism. He | was reported yesterday as being much i'm | proved, and it is expected that within 8 ! few days he will be as well as usual. Lieutenant A. L. Howard, formerly com mandant of the Second Regiment Machine Gun platoon, 0. N. G., but now of Cape ! town Province of Quebec, Canada, is in town for few days. He will soon leave | on an extended business trip to England ! and continental Europe. Jacinto Gallirio of Hugo's market on Ed | ward street, rising young politician of '
 where he will visit his brother, whom he
 has not seen in many years, and who is at
 present connected with the Spanish ex- hibit at the worlds fair.
 Among the many guests at the wedding of Franklin s. Slauter and Miss Lillian | Starr Darlington in Birmingham Wednes- ! day evening were Mrs. N. D. Futile, J. Birney Futile, and William Simmons of this city; and at the wedding of Miss Lizzie B. Whitworth and William Clark, both of Ansonis, Miss Hattie Northrop of this city wss among the guests.
 J. N. Farnham of Westville yesterday ! entertained big party of his friends and customers from Waterbury, Naugstuck, Ansonis, Birmingham and other places | treating them to strawberry festival | which was given in their honor at his home. They were met at the New Haven depot on their arrival and conveyed to his home in omnibuses. After the repa.t was I served they visited his mammoth gardens, | escorted by the owner.
 Carl R. Spanagel, the we'll known Chap | el street barber, and Miss Pauline Hasten, ! daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Kasten, | were married at the residence of the brides parents, 621 State street, Wednesday even ing. The Rev. Dr. Rice of Long Island of- fciated. The house had been beautifully
 decorated with cut flowers and foliage plants. The ceremony took place beneath | @ canopy of marguerites. Tbe bridesmaid was Miss Lena Howe and William Osborn officiated as best man. A reception was held, many friends from here and other places attending. The happy pair went on a trip to the south.