The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-19
or LOCAL INTEREST.


Two Ladies Appointed Postmlstresses-A
New Haven Lady's Wedding Ann ,unced
at the Post Once Yesterday-Tho Foot
Guards Trip TO New LOndon-othe'
Nutes.
Miss Roselle Walsh of Highwood, New
Haven county, was yesterday appoint
ed postmistress. Mrs, A. A. Toomy OF
Leete's Island was appointed postmis-
tress at that place.
WEDDING AND A SURPRISE.
Miss S. Ella Lyon, who occupied the
position of superintendent of the money
order department at the New Haven
postoffice was welded a week ago to
w. H. Lovejoy, wealthy resident of
Amityville, l., /. They married in a
nearby town.
The news of the marriage, when it be-
came known at the postoffice yesterday
was surprise, Miss Lyon sent in her
resignation to Postmaster Beach yes
terday to take effect at once. Mr.. Love
joy is not we'll known in this city. He
has made frequent visits here, stop
ping at the Elliott house, where it was
supposed that he was a postoffice in
spector 1t is believed that his home is
in Boston, The fact that he has sum
mer home near Stamford, owns yacht,
several horses, etc, has dispelled the be-
lief that he is so humble q person as a
postofflce Inspector. He is believed to
be very wealthy.
Mrs, Lovejoy didn't give her asso-
ciates iii the postotfice many details
about her matrimonial venture beyond
the fact that she was married a few
days ago. She has been off duty for a
week and it was supposed that she was
i'll. She will be succeeded by Miss Anne
Warren, one of her assistants. Mrs.
Lovejoy was appointed in the money
department of the postoffice February
l, 1881.
CORPORATION NOTES.
The Walker & Pratt Manufacturing
company of Boston have appointed w.
III. Hazel of New Haven its attorney
for Connecticut.
The MCGOWAN Cycle company has
been organized in this city with a cap
ital of $500 In 100 shares of S25 each;
$500 paid in. The subscribers are w. o.
Pardee, trustee, 20, 16 and shares; w.
o. Pardee, 16; Henry C. Ellenberger,
80, and Joseph B. Morse. s shares
THE FOOT GUARD AND NEW LON
DON.
The Second company, Governors
Foot Guard will attend the 250th ami
versary of the city of New London on
May S. The steamer Continental has
been chartered and will be occupied ex-
clusively by the Foot Guard and a few
invited guests. The boat will leave New
Haven between Q and II o'clock on the
evening of May S. Staterooms will be
occupied by the members of the guard
| and their guests, and the boat will
reach New London in the early morn
ing, so that the entire day will be
spent in this historical town
The New Londoners have arranged to
entertain the Foot Guard royalty dur
ing the day and evening. There will be
number of patriotic events, includ-
eral other events.
al lie EClOSE VI Tie udy dHQ IL VIII
| probably be late at night, the New
Haveners will re-embark on the Cont
| mental, and after a nights slumber, or
lack of 1t, as the case may be, they will
arrive in New Haven in ample time to
attend to their daily occupations. The
trip is being eagerly anticipated by the
entire guard, the membership of which
is about $50 with additions in prospect,
THEIR THIRD BIRTHDAY.
Company A, of the Third Connect
cut regiment, Boys Brigade. will cele-
brateits third anniversary with a recep-
ton and entertainment at the Calvary
Baptist church this evening. More than
500 invitations have been issued. All
the company officers of the Third regi-
ment have been invited, and also the
regimental officers of the Second. An
invitation has been sent to the First
regiment Of Waterbury, and it Is hoped
they will be present A fine supper will
be served and the following program
has been prepared by the boys:
Observation-Disclosures
First part of a little sketch entitled
1850" This was written by members
of the company and will be present
ed by them The first part represents
1.-THE First Call to Arms"
Selection--H II. S. Mandolin Club.
onologue--Sergeant Hegeman.
Recitation-Miss Lille Phillips
Second Part of Sketch" Ready for the
Front"
Bass Solo-Mr. E. f. Allen.
Selection-H. II. S. Mandolin Club.
Recitation-Mis Lille Phillips.
Tableaux-"A Night at the Front"
Observation-Disclosures.