The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-18

followed, for which an orchestra fur
nished the music and during the even
! ing the guests sat down to an elabor-
! ate supper.
| The many friends in this city of
jeremiah Cohane. who resided here for
several years, will be surprised to learn
of his marriage while on trip abroad
| to Miss Julia Walsh of County Cork,
| Ireland His friends send him their
best wishes and hearty congratulations
Mrs Josephine Elliot, who lives with
her sister, Mrs. John T. Forsey, ON
Church street, Seymour, Is seriously i'll,
her condition for the past few days hay
! ing been critical Some days ago she
l)suffered a severe hemorrhag9 of the
lungs and DR.. e. w. Davis, who attends
her, has twice called DR.. Welch of New
Haven in consultation.
Mrs f. A. Finch and son, Donald
Porter, also Mrs. George Beach and
Jesse Knapp of Branford, have return
ed from visit with relatives in Nor
WALL.
Miss Fannie Black of this city is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Andrew Bowen,
in Ansonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Golding Of Hop
Ison avenue, Branford, have for their
guest E. A. Ferrin of Philadelphia. Mr..
Ferrin is a promoter and is engaged in
several electrical enterprises.
The hand of Henry Wyant, the Sey
mour stage driver, which has caused
him great amount of trouble for some
months past owing to an injury, after
which blood poisoning set in, Is getting
along we'll and it is believed that with
in a week or so he will be able to take
charge of his stage business to New
Haven.
The music at the Howard avenue
Congregational church has been so
satisfactory during the year just closed
that it has been decided to retain the
same singers antoher year with II. X
Beach as director, and Miss Sadie
Thompson as leading soprano, augment
ed by chorus choir. This will be the
fifteenth consecutive year of Mr.. Beach
at the church.
e. B. Smith of Ansonia came to New
Haven yesterday morning in order to
attend the funeral of a sster-in-law
Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage of Miss Charlotte
Barnum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Barnum Of Lime Rock,
Conn, and Walter Rutherford Gilbert,
which will take place on Wednesday,
May g. at 1 o'clock, at Divinity church,
Lime Rock.
Yesterdays Waterbury Evening
Democrat says: 1t was. reported to-day
from most reliable sources that the
pastor of st. Annes church, the Rev.
Father j. E. Bourret, had rendered his
of his parochial duties to
the Right Rev, Bishop Tierney All
that the assistant pastor of the church.
the Rev. Father Charles f, Bedard,
knew about the matter was that Father
Bourret intends joining the order Of
'Chartreux whose headquarters are in
England, but what reception his resig-
nation met with from Bishop Tierney
he could not say Father Bourret is
now in Europe, presumably in France,
for the benefit of his health.
Richard Brixey son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Brixey of Day street, Seymour,
underwent an operation Monday even
ing. He was taken suddenly i'll Sun
lay evening and on Monday morning
lis physician, DR. Goldstein of Ansonia, |
was called in. 1t was decided that an
operation was necessary and arrange
nents We're at once made DIR. Ward of |
New York city, the family physician, |
and Drs. Carmalt and Hammond of |
New Haven being summoned. Monday !
evening the operation took place Mr.. |
3rixey's condition yesterday was re-
ported as being very favorable.