The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-10
Personal MENTION.

Lehigh university in the class of 96,
with the degree of e. E., and son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Baldwin of 26O Crown
street, this city, was married Thursday,
June s, in Trinity church, Bethlehem,
Pa, to Miss Margaret s. Cortright, eld-
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Butler Cortright, by the rector, the Rev.
| George Pomeroy Allen, D. d. The
church was most beautifully decorated
with white roses, daisies, ferns and
palms. Promptly at 1890 in the morn
ing the bridal party moved UP the cen
| ter aisle to the familiar strains Of Lo-
hengrin, rendered with great effect by
the organist, Charles Hess The bride
| wore a Paris gown of gray poplin
trimmed with Cluny insertion and
white plumes and carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
| valley. The maid Of honor, Miss Edith
M. Cortright, sister of the bride, wore
a pink dotted lawn and carried pink
bridesmaids roses. Her hat was a
white leghorn trimmed with pink roses.
DeForest Baldwin, brother of the groom,
and member of this years graduating
class at Yale, was best man. After the
impressive service at the church the
relatives and more immediate friends Of
the bride and groom assembled at the
home of the bride, where a most taste
fully arranged wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin left on
the Los p. m. eastbound express on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad At
ter a short trip they will return to
New Haven, where they will reside at
260 Grown street.
]. J. Hyland of 80 Franklin street, the
we'll known politician, who is said to
be candidate for alderman to succeed
City Clerk Henry E. Norris, who has
resigned as alderman Of the Sixth ward,
is the father of a bouncing baby girl,
which was born yesterday morning.
Bernard ]. Lynham, the popular clerk
at Bernard Kiernan's cafe, will leave
shortly for visit to Aebury park, At
lantic City, and other noted sea shore
resorts.
The new cottage for Henry G. Rowe
of this city, at Crescent Bluff, will be
finished in day or two The cottage is
one of the very prettiest at Crescent
Bluff
den wednesday for Europe. During
their absence John w. Coe and family
will reside in this city, Mr. Coe desiring
to attend to his sons business during
the latter's absence.
p. e. Hall and family of New Ha-
ven are soon to take possession of the
Breakers at Indian Neck for the sea-
SON.
Congressman Russells wife will be
the regent of the new d. A. r. chapter
which Is in process of organization in
Killlngly. A
II. M. Hotchkiss Of Waterbury made
a flying visit to Hotchkiss' Grove, Bran
ford, Thursday. Some improvements
are being made at the grove preparato-
ry to the opening Of the summer sea-
son.
r. 3. Smedey, who was severely in
jured Wednesday by an electric car, is
getting along well, considering the vari-
Gus injuries he received. The hospital |
believe he will recover If no
unfavorab BILE symptoms set in.
Mrs Alta H. Downs of Bethany has |
been the guest of Mrs. A. e. Kingsbury |
at Cottage Suisse and Mrs r. c.. Brad
ley of Linden Vista, Pine Orchard, since |
the convention.
William w. Knott of 232 Campbell |
avenue, West Haven. was sunstricken
In Holyoke Wednesday, but received ex-
celent treatment there, to which he as
cribed his recovery.
One of the social events of last week |,
In Branford was a whist party given by
Mrs Joseph Moore In honor Of her
Brooklyn guest.
The new cottage for Mrs. Briggs of
in course of erection at
Crescent Bluff by Contractor Richard
Bradley Of Branford, will be ready for
soon
Miss Ethel A. Leigh has returned from
Ingleside school at New Milford, where
she has been studying the past year,
and is domciled with her father, Harry
Leigh, at his cottage at Cosy Beach for
he season At the commencement mu
slcale given on Monday evening at In-
gleside Miss Leigh was one of the sing
ars.
r. W. Miner and family of Meriden
are summering at their cottage at Pine
Orchard.
A. O. Shepardson of the New Eng
and Engineering company of Water
,ury and family removed to their cot
age at Crescent Bluff this week for the
Samuel S. Doroff, who went to New
FORK to inquire about his missing neph-
w, Henry Isaacs. has received inform
ltion which leads him to believe that
he Klondille prospector is all right, al
hough the information is not as definite
Is he could wish Isaacs, when heard
rom last February, was in the vicinity
# Dawson City.
Mrs. Pratt Of New York has arrived
1t her daughters cottage at Indian
Jeck for the summer.
A TRIP TO EUROPE.
Charles Kimber1y of the firm of KIM |