The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-10

| Scotia.
Mr. Stone and family of Springfield
who have been occupying the Ward
cottage, stannard Beach, Westbrook
this season, have returned home,
The Misses burlington of Chicago
who have been the guests for two weeks
past of Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Sizer, left
New Haven on Friday after pleasant
stay here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
r. Leete during her stay in Thompson
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strakosch. nee Clara
Louise Kellogg have taken a cottage at
| Woodmont for ten days and are occu-
plying it. They have as their guest over
Sunday, Katherine Kidder, the noted
actress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buell. of New
Haven are guests of Mr., and Mrs. Leon
| Tracy in East Hampton,
| Miss Mabelle II. freeman of Spring
Hill, Mansfield, and Herbert Kirhpat-
rick, assistant at the experiment sta
| ton of the Connecticut Agricultural
college, were united In marriage at the
home Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Estella
R. Freeman, Thursday September 6, at
| noon, by the Rev Leonard Smith. The
| wedding took place on the lawn, which
| was prettily decorated for the occasion
| The bride wore white and carried
white roses. The bridesmaids, Miss Ell
sic f. Deming of Hartford, cousin of
the bride and Miss Flora Shumway of
North Windham carried pink roses.
The best man was D. j. Burgess of
Storrs Refreshments were served on
the lawn, after which Mr. and Mrs.
I Kirkpatrick left for short wedding
trip. On their return they will reside
at Spring Hill.
Robert c. Price Of Hartford. great
prophet OF the Great T'ibe of Red Men
of the Connecticut reservation, left Sat
urday noon to attend the great council
Of the order to be held at Milwaukee,
Wis, opening tomorrow, and continu-
ing five days. He is one of three great
representatives. from the tribes OF this
state the Others being William II, Pond
of Hartford and Howard G.. Hubbell of
Bridgeport, All three will attend the
session.
Mr. and Mrs. John Larkins of Derby
of their daughter, Miss Jane e. Lar
kns, to Ira r. Hoyt of South Norwalk.
The ceremony will be performed next
Wednesday morning at 1890 O'clock in
st. Mary's church in Milford. recep-
ton and wedding breakfast will follow
AZ the summer residence of the brides
parents, Milford Beach. The young
couple will leave in the afternoon on an
extended bridal tour, and on their re-
turn will reside in Derby. Mr.. Hoyt is
a son of 7. M. Hoyt of South Norwalk
and is associated with his fnther In the
management Of several theaters In Con-
necticut having especial direction of
the opera house in Derby
Mrs. Clara M Fl. McGuigan, who is
at the head of the Mystic Oral school.
arrived In Mystic Saturday morning
from Philadelphia. Under Mrs. McGui- /
gan's management the school has been
very successful. She will arrange for |
the opening of the school next week.
Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison will |
return from Europe soon.
Miss Gertrude Harrison, with her sis
ter is at Judge Harrisons summer cot
tage at Guilford.
Mrs Thomas r. Trowbridge Of 80 Elm |
street has so far recovered her health |
as TO be able to drive out.
William schurmau, formerly Schur- /
man & Hornstein, liquor dealers. of ACT |
state street has taken an interest in |
the firm Of D. Miller & Co.. wholesale
liquor dealers in Providence, r. !.
Mrs a. c. Munson of AIS Temple
I =.
r., where she had been staying for a
month past
Pierce M Maher. superintendent of /
mails, has returned from Atlantic City,
where he attended the National Associa-
ion of Postal Clerks convention.
Edwin X Morse Of plttsbure. Pa,
rraduate Of the Sheffield Scientific
school in the class of 81, was in town
asst week with his brother Charles,
Who was also graduated at the same
school and is now residing in Evans
lille, near Chicago Ill.
Elk Insurance Commissioner Burton
Mansfield and Frank Fl Sperry Of New
Iaven. trustees Of donations and be-
luests in the Episcopal church in the
tate, associates with the late Colonel
lanes Fl. Boiler in this trusteeship, at
ended his funeral at Marlbrook Satur-
lay commissioner Mansfield act
ID with the honorary bearers He also
represented the Connecticut Church
Tub,
Hon. Judge and Mrs Wayland are at
lome on Whitney avenue. They We're
bsent for awhile in August, in the
of pennsy1vania and AT the |