The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-01
Local Weather Report.
 FOR JUNE 50. 1889.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, S:35 p. m.
 Two-family house $2,600-R E. Baldwin ' Buy fireworks of Judson & Atwater Et lowest prices-965 Grand avenue.
 Mrs. Simpson of England is in town visiting her mother, Mrs. Baird at 219 Cedar street.
 Mrs. F. L. Nettleton of Center street, West Haven, will leave shortly with her children to spend the summer near Bristol.
 Joseph R. French, formerly principal of the Lowell school district, leaves with his family to-day for a stay of six weeks in Sheffield, Mass, and has rent ed his residence on Bishop street for that period.
 Mrs. O. H. Platt, wife of Senator Platt, has left Washington for her sum- mer vacation. She will spend a few days at Montolair, N. J., and then will go to Senator Platt's farm house at Washington, this state.
 George J. Bassett, the Chapel street hardware merchant, with his mother and two sisters, will sail for Europe on July 13 for three weeks trip on the continent. They sail for Antwerp and will be away about six weeks.
 Germania lodge. No. IS, elected off, cers last night as follows: Fred J. Woehlert, N G.; Siegfreid Aal, V. G.; 10. A. Baehr, recording secretary; Charles J. Henze, treasurer; Charles Gerner Edward Graffunder and Alfred Parlow, trustees; outside guardian, Ed Graffunder
 Court Interpreter Anthony Spinello is receiving congratulations on the birth pf daughter, which arrived at his home on Warren street early this week. Both daughter and Mrs Spinnello are doing nicely. IL is rumored that the happy father will entertain some of his Friends Sunday.
 Prof. F. A. Fowler gave the last of his pupils recitals in St. Paurs parish house last night The room was filled with very appreciative audience. The programme as published was carried out in a most successful manner. Every number was well received. Those who won especial praise were Miss May F. Duey, Miss Rena Barnes, Miss Lolo L. Kusterer, Messrs. George and Frank $. Hamilton, jr., and the Amphion uuartet, which Prof. Fowler directs.
 At Christ church yesterday noon Miss Helen Coburn, daughter of Mrs. Will liam F. Coburn, and James B. Smith, a member of the Grays, in the Second regiment, were united in marriage, the knot being tied by the brides brother sn-Iaw. the Rev. Herbert M. Smith, as- sisted by Christ church's curate, Rev. Mr. Judd. pr. Bert Adams was the hest man. and the ushers were Herbert NV Oyiatt and F. Porter Thompson The bride was given in marriage by Dr. William D. Anderson, who also gave away her two sisters on the occasion of their weddings.
 At the parlors of the Y. w. c. A. vesterday, Rev. pr. Munger officiating, Miss Eva Lorena Egbert was united in marriage to William Lorraine Schellen- bach. son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Schel- 1enbach of Philadelphia. He is chief designer for the famous Philadelphia firm of machine makers, Bement < Mi1es and is known in the machinists' uorId for the many famous scientific .rtic1es contributed to the magazine American Machinist. The bride is the only daughter of Charles Q. Egbert of Merphis, Tenn. She is a graduate of iAnderson's gymnasium in this years class and was the class poet and one nf the best scholars and most popu- lar girls in the class. It was a very pretty wedding.