The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-28
GRAND GOLDEN WEDDING
of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Chatterton Last
 Evening nt Branford Point House.

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 Branford. Aug. 27.-To-night MT. and Mrs. Thomas Chatterton of New York
 with over 400 relatives celebrated their
 golden wedding anniversary at the
 Branford Point house. It was notable
 occasion and there were present at the
 celebration people from all over the country. relatives of the old couple
 Formerly MT. and Mrs. Chatterton re-
 sided in New Haven, but afterwards l removed to New York. MT. Chatterton
 was formerly dry goods and clothing | merchant, but has since retired. The hotel grounds were brilliantly H.
 luminated this evening. and out off the hotel were anchored many yachts which brought guests from New York and elsewhere to attend the celebration All the yachts were illuminated, and the scene was beautiful one. The steamer Mergaret carried many of the guests back to New Haven at mid night and the steamer Richard Peck waited an hour after the schedule time to carry the guests back to New York.
 The gifts were numerous and beauti- ful.
 Among the guests were:
 H. K. Lyon of Kansas City, Mo, MT.
 and Mrs. William G. Coates of Newark,
 Mr. F. B. Howard of Boston, Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mir. Robert Wilcox of New York, MT. Samuel Dodd of Meri- den, MT. and Mrs. Charles Dodd of
 Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Mac Enroe of New York, MT. and Mrs. Mac
 Enroe, jr., Mr. William Mac Enroe of New York, c. P. Russell of New York, s. R. Buchan of New York, Miss Julia Apt of New York, the Misses Jordan of New York, MT. John E. Wiley of New York, MT. and Mrs W. H. Merrill of New York, MT. Merrill, Miss Emma Cary of New York, Mrs. H. w. Fuller of Chicago, MT. W. T. Smith of New York, Mrs. John Ponder of New York,
 Miss Ponder of New York, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Bradley and MT. H. c. Bradley of Southington, Mrs. c. A. Curtis of South ington, MT. T. A. Brennan, Miss L.
 Brennan, Miss A. Brennan and Miss R. Brennan of New York Mrs. J. H Sands of New York, Miss Ella Barr of New York, Miss Sands of New York, J. H. Dederick of New York. Mrs. Long, wife of John F. Long, one of the staff of- ficers of the Seventh regiment, William McAlpin Wiswall and wife, Miss Wis wall, Thomas Chatterton Wiswall, Mas ters Fred and Harry Wiswall, Miss Robinson.
 Among the guests form New Haven
 were: MT. and Mrs. Wooster Ensign
 Miss Ruth Ensign, Mir eHerry A. En. sign, Miss Hattie Munson, Judge David
 Callahan, Colonel Frank T.- Lee, John
 E. Wyle, Richard M. Everitt, Frank Dickerman, MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Everltt, Captain John Fitzgerald, F. c. Futile, Mr. and Mrs. John o. Goodrich, Miss
 Julia R. Goodrich, Mr. M. c. Goodrich,
 John B. Adriance, MT. John Phillips,
 Josep Sargent, B. J. English, James
 English, MT. and Mrs. Schroeder, MT. and Mrs. c. s. Leete, Miss Leete, MT. and Mrs. H. s. Palmelee MT. and Mrs. Lewis, Miss Lewis, Prof. Wheeler, E. Henry Barnes and wife, ,Bayard Barnes,
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Chatterton, Miss Jessie Chatterton, Selden Osborne, Joel A. Sperry and wife, Dr. Hall, General
 s. E. Merwin, Dr. R.S. Ives, Mrs. Minott A. Osborn, Colonel Osborn, mother and
 his aunt, Mrs. Wilcox
 Maresi of New York catered.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chatterton were united
 in marriage by the late Rev. Dr.
 Leonard Bacon of New Haven August 27, 1844.