The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

sister, Mrs. Charles Klots of Hunting ton, L. l.
 Mrs Thomas Stanford of this city
 who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
 John Mulligan of Miller street, Meriden
 returned home Tuesday afternoon.
 Dr. James Flynn of this city is thu
 guest of pr. J. A. Cooke in Meriden.
 The members of the Pequot counci
 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John N
 Champion in the foyer of the store ane
 listened to the annual reports for tht
 year and elected the following new of ficers: President, Mrs. Walter We'll man; vice president Mrs. w. F. Futile secretary, Mrs. Sidney Dawson; treas urer, Mrs. S. J. Fox; directors for three l years, Mrs. H. M Kochersperger an6 Mrs. F. B. Walker.
 Deacon Franklin C. Latimer and family of Newington returned home last week from this city where they had been spending the fall and winter. Miss An ma c. Latimer, who is teaching in the Hillhous High school, has had severe attack of tonstlitis She will return to l her school work this week. c. Myron | Latimer also remains in this city to fln- 1 fSil tIle year dt 1dle. l Miss Caroline s. Merritt, who has been dangerously i'll at her home. 120 Dwight street, is slowly recovering
 Mayor Bassett of New Britain has had polished the eAsilver cup adorning hs of flee which was awarded to the old New Britain volunteer fire department in competition at New Haven, July P, 1853. The cup is forty-seven years old and it is believed that this is one of the few attempts made to put 1t in condition In all that time
 A very pretty wedding took place at the Sacred Heart church, Bridgeport, yesterday morning at 10:30. James Car roll, we'll known and popular young man of this city was united in marriage to Miss Kate Garvey of Black Rock. The bride was charmingly gowned in white organdie, trimmed with Valen- ciennes lace. and carried bouquet of brides roses. Her sister, Miss May Garvey, was maid of honor. aiso wear ing gown of pink organdie under white chiffon and carrying bouquet of lilies of the valley. John Carton of this city acted as best man. After wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Carroll will reside at 131 Center street, Bridgeport, in hand somely furnished new house.. Many very handsome presents testified to the popularity of both the young people.
 The state o. U. A. M. officers will make their official visit to Columbia council of Meriden tomorrow evening, May 4. New Britain council has also been invited, and large delegation will be present.
 The report has been received in Wall- ingford of the marriage of William Bailey of Winsted, formerly of Wallins- ford, to Miss Jessie " Richardson of Winsted. The ceremony was perform. ed while the couple was on their way to New Haven to visit MT. Baileys par ents.
 F. C. Lum has begun his duties as secretary and treasurer of the Arnold company, the we'll known stove com pany. of 16 and 20 Grown street, to take the place of F. L. Converse, whose resig- nation took effect Monday, April 3O
 Edward Booth of this city, former well known Wallingford man, was the guest Tuesday of his brother, Sheriff William A. Booth.
  pointed official scorer of the freshman baseball team.
 s. Irving Field was married to Miss Elizabeth Adcock, both of Madison, at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev. George Bushee, pastor of Madison Con- gregational church, performed the cer- emony at the home of the bridegroom s mother, Mrs. E. D. Field. Mir Field | is associated in business with the New Haven Gas company. Owing to the re- cent death of Mir. Fields father the was very quiet. NIT. and Mrs. | Field will live in Fair Haven on Clay street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mathew Cornwall of | Patterson, N. r., will be among the | festival week guests in town Mfr. Corn wall has not been in New Haven since | his marriage last fall. They will be guests of Miss Mattie Hills, 397 Crown street.
 Two wardens elected at st. PauFs par- ish meeting Tuesday are: John [. Hol- lister and Benjamin R. English. The vestrymen elected follow: George S. Barnum, Amos J. Beers, H. F. Blogg. Edward F. Bradley, F. B. Brooks, c. F. Curtiss, Robert Foote, S. T. Johnson, William Kimberly, H. W. Mansfield, s. 5. Warehouse, W. o. Pardee, F. c. Rowland, J. Gibb Smith, c. P. Snow, H. w. Snow, J. N States, S. Fred Strong, 2. P. Thompson, J. E. Wheeler, and s. A. York. Robert Foote was elected treasurer and c. F. Curtiss clerk.