The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-11
*Fifty dollars OF this amount belongs
on last years account.
WALTER CAMP, Treasurer.
Audited: SAMUEL H. FISHER.
PERsoNAL JoTrINGS.

George Peters Chittenden, Yale 1901
has been appointed president of thu
First Voters league Of New York state
which is ore of the leading campaign
ORGANIZATIONS It includes in its mem
bership a host of college students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Guilford OF
Branford have been spending month
with friends In New Haven
John Clark plumber, who lives or
Castle street. IS quite III with the ty-
phoid malarial fever. He is attended
by DR.. Siebold.
| A Cheshire party consisting of Mrs
Daily, Mrs. Dennfson, Mrs. Bristol, Mrs
Moss. Miss Lanyon, and Miss Humis-
ton attended the matinee of "The Chris
tan" in New Haven Saturday after
noon.
Miss Rose Munger, eldest daughter
of Rev r. T. Munger, LEFT New Haven
Last week for Fisk university, where she
will engage in the work Of instructing
| the colored students 1t Is stated that
Miss Munger will give her valuable SER
vices as free gift to the work.
Miss Bell Mexico of Brooklyn has
been the guest of Miss Ruby Willetts in
Cheshire the past three weeks
Mrs w Fl. Marshall Of Ogdensburg
Is visiting her son, j. H. Marshall in
Branford.
The marriage ceremony to be per-
formed by the Rev Arson Phelps
Stokes at the Cromwell-snell wedding
October II at the residence of President
Hadley will be the first at which he
has officiated.
Mr. and Mrs Grin Kelsey of Bran
ford have moved from the residence of
Mrs. Beecher into one of A. S. Ben
nett's cottages on Bennett avenue in
Branford.
A Bridgeport wedding on Tuesday
had for it's bride q niece of Manager G.
B. Bunnell, Miss N. Grace Bunnell,
daughter of William r. Bunnell of
Seaview avenue, The groom was 9.
Allen Norton Of Dalton, Mass. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Samuel Quincy. Mr.. Bunnells we'd
ding present to his daughter was a
check for $1,000 Mr. Norton has built
a handsome new residence in Dalton
t.
nell were among the guests at the we'd
ding
Former Constable David ). Shields
was married yesterday morning to
Esther r. Redmond. The ceremony was
performed at St Mary's church.
Mr.. Weed and family who have been
Miss Jarvis house In Bran
ford during the summer returned to
their home In Brooklyn on Saturday.
John Arthur Wheeler, employed by
l.. A. Mansfield the lumber dealer of
this city, was married yesterday after
noon in OrGnodua to Miss Ida Tomlin-
son. The ceremony took place at the
home Of the bride. Mrs Wheeler is
very popular and for some time has |
been n school teacher in Oronoque. They |
will reside in this city after their bridal |
tour,
Mrs. Edward Hitchcock and son of
Springfield have been recently the
quests of the Misses Hitchcock.
A marriage announced to take place
1t 4:30 yesterday afternoon was that of
Mss Anna Mary Twitchell daughter of
he late DR.. j. e. Twitchell of North
lmpton, Mass, and the Rev. Quincy
3lakely Of South Glastonbury. Conn
The arrangements for the wedding were
rery simple, as the family Is in deep
over the death of the hus-
,and and father, which occurred last
prlng. The ceremony took place at the
FIRST Congregational church in North
mpton Dr. Rose, pastor of the church,
ficiating. The ushers invited to assist
we're Horace Williams of Harrisburg,
"a. Bernard Sykes of Philadelphia.
rev. John Pitt DeLane of New Haven,
sev. John K Morse of Elzabethtown,
T. ]. DR.. David Blakely of Boston
ras best man. The bride, gowned in
err mothers wedding dress of white
rgandie. was given away by her moth
r, Mrs. ]. E. Twitchell. During the
eremony the organist played Even !
lg Star" and "Traumerie." The bride ,
as received a beautiful collection of I
fits from her friends, of whom she
as a large number, both for her own {
nd parents account. She completed {
ar education at Yassar college and for I
vo years previous to leaving New
aven was a valued instructor at the 6
rton & Nichols school for young ladies q
this city Guests were present at the
edding from Ohio, Michigan, Boston, 1
artford, New Haven, New Hamp- [
lire. After a bridal trip Rev. and a
RS. Blakely will be at home to friends il
ter November 1 at THE Parsonage" O
,uth Glastonbury Conn. i
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