The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-02
155 ORANGE STREET.

T.. The ex-Selectman is a fine old gen
 tleman and has host of friends Il
 this city all of whom hope to hear tlla
 life in the Elm City agrees with him.
 Waterbury Democrat.
 Mrs. E. H. English of Prospect street
 who has been stopping for some tim' past at the Seminole, Winter Park, Fla.
 is expecting to come on to Washington
 early in April, where she will be th' | guest at the Hotel Cochrane. Alderman and Mrs E. E. Smith ot | Willimantic celebrated the fortieth an. niversary of their marriage al theil
 home on Marcus avenue, Wednesday
 evening. A wedding supper was served on the table was a wedding cake bear | ing the dates 1S60-19O0. His son, B. L. Smith of New Haven, in behalf of the elderly couples children, presented the couple with purse of gold. The alder man responded with an appropriate ad- dress and concluded his remarks with toast to the health of the bride of forty years standing. Later Mrs. Smith was presented with dozen silver tea spoons, one from each person present, marked with the initials of the giver and the date. The guests also made a. present to Mrs. Smith of a handsome cut glasa dish.
 Miss Olga Monson and Miss Grace Stcddard, who have been spending the past week in Thompsonvllle, Ga., re- turned home on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Crow of New Haven are visiting at the home of Jasper Whiting on Main street, Stratford.
 Miss Rebecca Beach and Miss Gib- bons leave for Annapolis on Wednes- day of this week, where they will stop for a couple of days
 Augustus Plumb of Stratford, who was paralyzed recently, is critically i'll.
 Miss Julia Brown of this city, who has been visiting in Berlin, this state, returned Saturday.
 Mrs. T. Attwater Barnes and her son, Amos Barnes, left on Thursday for Vir- ginia Hot Springs where they will re- main until Easter.
 Mrs. Carrie G. Tibbals, who teaches grade 1 in the Milford high school, and who has been critically ill with pneu- monia, was able to visit her scholars on Thursday, the first time in several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Dickerman of this city, Mrs. J. E. Northrop and Miss L. R. Comstock of Ivoryton are registered at the Cochrane in Washing ton, D. c.
 Bishop Tierney has appointed the Rev Frank Lally of Stamford, pastor of the Catholic parish at Poquonock He is at present at St. Peters church in Hartford. Father Lally is the eldest son of Frank Lally of Stratford, and was at one time a choir boy at St. Ma ry's church, Bridgeport.
 Mrs. John w. Mansfield gave luncheon on Friday, at which Mrs. Co., hen, the mother of Mrs. w. G. Dag gett. was the guest of honor. Mrs. Daggett also gave a luncheon for her mother on Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cleveland of Stratford have been visiting in this city |
 Mrs. A. H. Kimberly and her daugh- .er Miss Wilson of Whitney avenue, left on Thursday for a stay at Atlantic | City.
 Mrs. Henry J. Merriman Of Southing- | on was taken Saturday from New Ha- | yen hospital by her husband, having re- I covered from the recent surgical opera | ion she underwent.
 Many here are interested in the an- that Miss Perkins of Litch- field is to be married at her home this present month. Miss Perkins is a niece ,f Mrs. James M. Hoppin of Hillhouse 'venue. where she has been frequent yisitOI