The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-29

has hunted and tished m Colorauo' Florida. Montana, the Maine woods, the Adirondacks and many other places
 Joseph E. Weisner of New Milford IS taking a two weeks vacation from ms duties at the store of M. Weisner x Co.,, on Bank street. He spent last week with friends in New Haven ana is in New York this week incidentally taking in the great Dewey celebration
 The noted school for girls on Hill- house avenue conducted for numper of years past by Mrs. $. L. Cady ana her daughter, Miss Cady, is to be dls- continued and the house, finely locat- ed edifice, has been taken for the winter with all it's furniture by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Benedict, who have lived for the | past two years in the Kingley house, at Trumbull and Grove streets, when
 not occupying their beautiful summer | residence on the heights near forl
 Wooster park. Both Mrs. and Miss
 Cady will, however, pass the winter lh
 New York, with Mrs. Cady's daughter, Mrs. c. A. Terry, who is the wife or
 a prominent New York lawyer. They
 will remain in New Haven until the
 middle of October, when the Benedicts
 will take possession of the house The
 house is the property of Yale univer-
 sity and cannot be released after the present lease by Mrs. Cady, which mas
 two years to run, is expired.
 Dr. l.. U Abbott of Waterbury ana Miss Myrtle Titman of Auburn, Penn.'
 were married in Bridgeport Wednesday
 by the Rev. F. G. Fullerton, pastor or
 the Park street Congregational church,
 Bridgeport.
 Daniel J. Shaughnessy of Hartford
 and Miss Elizabeth c. Nolan of New
 ington will be married at St. Joseph
 church. New Britain, on Wednesday,
 October 4.
 Announcement is made of the en-
 gament of Miss Florence l.. Alderman
 of New Britain to Herbert Newton DIX
 of Wethersied.
 The marriage of Miss Charlotte Mae,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. George w.
 Daniels. to Frederick Preston Tenn,
 son of General Wallace T. Fenn, was
 solemnized at the Daniels residence on
 Hathaway street, Wethersfield, Wed- nesday evening. Rev. H. Lilienthai'
 rector of Trinity church, ofiiciated. MT. Fenn is a bookkeeper at the once or
 the Kellogg & Bulkeley Lithograph |, tcompany in Hartford After the cere- mony the couple left for an extended , tour of the provinces, Niagara Falls, , and other northern points. They re- ceived many useful and handsome pres ents. Upon their return they Will re- , side at 45 Mahl avenue, Hartford.
 The marriage of Margaret Belle
 daughter of Collector and Mrs. Thomas / A. Lake, to Arthur Clark Comlns ol r Worcester, took place at the umor 7 Congregational church, Rockville, we'd . nesday evening and was the socla l event of the season. The church was . handsomely decorated with ferns anc 6 potted plants and was well filled witt S relatives and friends of the couple. Int ceremony was performed by the pastor Rev c. P. Mckinley. William c. Ham e mond, professor of music at Mt. Holy V oke college, presided at the organ |. The bride was handsomely attired Il : a gown of ivory satin with point lac V trimmings and diamond ornament Il the gift of the groom. She carried 7. bouquet of lilies of the valley. Sadie M Take. a sister of the bride. was tn n maid of honor and the bridesmaid , were Miss Mary Hutchins of Wauke f gan, H., Miss Greta Parks Of Spring a field Mass, Miss Ella Louise Osborn - of La Crosse, Mich, and Miss Emm Il Mclean, Miss Florence Belding am h Miss Florence Davis of RockVllie a Lewis Prouty of Spencer, Mass, wa
 the best man and the ushers Wer n Herbert c. Lakin of New York, Charle e Baker of Worcester Everett J. Lax e of Hartford, Eugene B. Whipple c - Providence, Joseph Derby of New Ha
 ven and George Denney of Phladel l. phia Following the ceremony at tn g church there was a reception at tn
 Lake residence on Elm street. Tn ia bouse was handsome decorated fc V the occasion, blue and red predomina'
 ing, being the colors of Mt. Holyok l. college, of which Miss Lake is grao q uate. and Harvard college, of whic
 MT. Comins is a graduate. Habenstel IS of Hartford was the caterer and mus it was by the Beeman and Hatch orche' n tra. also of Hartford. After their wee a, ding tour they will reside at Worce IS ter, where MT. Comins is engaged III IT J. manufacture of woolens
 In Thomaston at noon Wednesda -o there occurred at the home Of F. ,f Bidwell one of the prettiest wedding ,o of the season, when Miss Maud B1dWe @. was married to Clinton Pond ot Prov
 dence Previous to the ceremony F. d Bidwell, father of the bride and the O ,l, ganist of the Congregational churc es rendered several selections of musi
 Precisely at 12 o'clock the bridal par' m entered the room to the strains ot u a. wedding march. The brides costun nt was of white null and she carried ss bridal bouquet of white roses. She WI ts attended by Miss Ada Beach as ma re of honor Emil Sontag of Provlden ne was best man. The Rev. Austin Haze IT, of1iciated. Out of town guests we ed present from Providence, New Yo he and New Haven. The young coup
 were the recipients of many costly al ty beautiful presents from their maj r. friends MT and Mrs. Pond left on U B. 2:20 D. m train on their wedding tot or and on their return will make the ip home at Providence, R. l., where M at Pond is at present located. Mrs. Pol TT will be much missed in Thomaston, as she has for several years been one
 the leading singers of the Congreg k. tional choir and prominent in music ,r- circles of that place.
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