The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-11
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 @A Haven People.
 Miss Alice Twitchell is in Boston at tending the graduating exercises ot Miss Gillam's school for young ladies' where she completed herfeducation.
 Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss Leila Pearl Mellor and MT. Brent K. Yates at Omaha. Neb, MT. Yates graduated with high honors from the Yale Law school last year, and is practicinw law with Robert w. Patrick, also a grad uate of Yale and a leading lawyer of Omaha. Previous to entering the law school MT. Yates was engaged in busi- ness at Alderman John W. Lowe's phar- | macy. 4x,g
 FIJI. Soule, general car inspector of the New York, New. Haven and Hart ford, has gone to Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands, where he is repre- senting the road at the convention of the Master Car Builders association, which Is in session in that place. General F. A. McAipin, adjutant gen. eral of the New York state militia, has invited Lieutenant John w. Lowe to be his guest over Sunday at New York next week and the following Monday to accompany him to the state canpir g ground at Peekskill, where the Seventh regiment will be encamped,
 Miss Marie D. Smith of New York is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alger,non Morse at 206 Crown street. Miss Smith vii sail with her parents on Saturday for Europe After six weeks spent in the Pyrenees they will visit Spain, Lourdes in France, Austria and Carls- bad, returning to New York in Septem- Der.
 Miss Ellen Kennedy, a daughter of MT and Mrs. Dennis Kennedy of Or ange, and who is a sister of Captain Kennedy of the Sarsfields, will be unit ed in marriage to Thomas Kennedy, jr., a son of Thomas Kennedy of Columbus avenue tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock at Sacred Heart church. The bridesmaid will be Miss Mary Kennedy of Brooklyn, cousin of the bride, and the best man will be Dennis Kennedy, a brother of the groom. The couple will be married at the residence of Captain Kennedy, 3S6 Howard avenue, and fol- lowing the ceremony q reception will take place at the residence of the brides parents in Orange.
 MT. Harry Jepson will give an organ recital at Battell chapel during com npeneement week. Mir. Ericsson Bush nell will be the soloist of the evening,
 Mrs John c. Corning of Rome, N Y., is visiting Mrs. William F. Sliney of S4 Henry street.
 Christ church, West Haven, has decid- ed to hold it's annual picnic at Hanover park on July Ii.
 The New Haven Elks had an outing at Silver Sands Sunday. It was the opening day for this pleasure resort
 Barron Bertholdi, the German tenor, and Miss Ida Kleins the New York so- prano are to sing at the three days Saengerfest in this city in July.
 President, Francis Carroll vice presi .dent, Leonard D. Peck; recording sec retary, David l.. Bretzfelder; financial secretary, Martin Kennare; treasurer, Samuel Pagter are the new officers of the New Haven Letter Carriers associ- 'ation.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss May Louise Waters to Arthur Les lie wheeler. The ceremony will be per formed at the house of the brides mother, Mrs. Horace Waters, 72 Ann street, Hartford, at 8 o'clock on the evening of June 20 Mir Wheeler was a member of the class of 1893, Yale uni versity, and is at present instructor of Latin in the university.
 Colonel E. w. Rdot of New York city has arrived in New Haven to make this
 xrytI foL 101a n agement of the new palatial Hotel Majestic. Colonel Root is an honored veteran of the late war and fought gallantly in the Seventh Ohio and though one of the youngest members of the regiment saw much active ser vice and was also prisoner at both Andersonville and Libby prisons. He was a prisoner of war over a year. Colonel Root enlisted from Oberlin, O., the seat of the famous Oberlm uni- versity. For the last ten years Colonel Root has been in the real estate and hotel business at Los Angeles, Cal. He is very popular and agreeable gentle man and will be welcomed to this city.
 John E. Healy and Peter MoQuaid of New Haven have formed what will be known as the Charter Oak Brick com pany. The new concern will engage in the manufacture of bricks and will locate their plant between Berlin and Hartford near the tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road The capital stock of the new company is $2O,O0O, and 1t is expected that operations will begin about Au- gust l.
 MT. Sinclair. formerly chief clerk for four years and steward for two years at the New Haven house, has accepted the position of chief clerk at the new Hotel Majestic on Chapel street, near the col lege campus. He commenced his ser vices yesterday in his new position. STATE PROHIBITION CONFERENCE