The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-04
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 Miss Elizabeth T. White, who has been spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Edward w. Seymour, in Litchfield, has returned to this city.
 Rev MT. Short of this city occupied the pulpit of the Congrega tional church in Northfield last Sunday.
 Miss H. E. Herrick of this city read a paper at the annual meeting of the Connecticut State Library association in Falls Village Wednesday.
 Mrs Jane Marlin, wife of Mir. Harry Marlin, whose many interesting con tributions in New Haven newspapers have much interested the public, be- came yesterday the mother of a daugh- ter. Since her return from Europe Mrs. Marlin has spent her time al the home of her mother in Massachusetts. Moth- CT and child are doing finely.
 John J. Sullivan of Clay street, this city, who was graduated from the United States College of Embalming in New York, recently, will soon open an undertaking and embalming establish ment in this city.
 A banquet was rendered to MT. John L. Fitch of the U. s. N. at the resi- dence of MT. Charles H. Bush Wednes- 1 day evening. Many games were par 1 ticipated in, and MT. Fitch gave many amusing incidents of his recent trip 1 abroad. Among those present were MT. John L. Fitch, MT. Charles H. Bush, MT. Harold F. Warren, MT Frank A.. { Bartlett, Mr. Frank l.. Phillips and l MT. Arthur v. Phillips. MT. Fitch re- I joins his ship Alliance on Thursday af- ter a furlough of ten days
 I Richard w. Armstrong of New York, ! formerly of this city, is in town after l a long absence He was formerly a member of the board of aldermen. MT. l Armstrong removed to New York when l the Armstrong company removed it's l West Indian business there. Last l year MT. Armstrong was in the far 1 west eight months He contemplates l going out again this fall.
 I s"rhe latest candidate on the demo- cratic side for town agent" says the 1 Union Sis James F. Brennan, although MT. Brennan is not a candidate in the literal sense of the word. MT. Bren- nan is the president of the St. Aloysius T. A. B. society, vice president of the National c. T. A. U. of America and
 a good business man, successful con- ltractor, and a democrat of the dyed- in-the-wool sort. There are 1000 T. A. B. men in this town, every one of
 whom would take off his coat to elect him.
 The Litchfjeld Enquirer gives the fol- lowing account of the wedding last week of Landlord Pierpoint of the El- liott house, this city: On Thursday af- ternoon Miss l.. A. Sedgwicx of Litch- field was married to c. H. Pierpont of New Haven. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. MT. Roberts of the Torrington Congregational church in Mrs Campbell's private parlor at the United States hotel. Owing to the death of Andrew J. Pierpoint, the i brother of the groom, the ceremony
 was very quiet. Only three or four most intimate friends were present as
 witnesses. After the ceremony Mrs Campbell provided, in her well known
 hospitable manner, for the creature
 comforts and the happy couple were
 quietly toasted As they started tc
 drive over to the Naugatuck station
 the guests of the hotel threw handfuls
 of rice which did little damage. The
 bride is the sister of Jailor SedgwicE
 and the groom is known all over the
 country as the obliging and efficient
 proprietor of the Elliott house, New
 Haven. MT Pierpoint was supposed tc
 be a confirmed old bachelor and that
 he now joins the ranks of the "bene-
 dicks speaks volumes for his goo6
 sense and for the charms of his wife.