The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-30
PERSONA J0TTTNGS.

Ex-Judge Lynde Harrison left yester-
day afternoon with the directors Of the
Consolidated and Ontario companies
for a two weeks' trip 20 Sault Ste.
Marie, this being the annual visit of
the directors Of that great waterway
Anthony Rockwell Of this city is visit
ing relatives in Ridgeaeld for week
or two
Lewis Laforge and Miss Eta Lowrey
were married Wednesday afternoon at
the home of The brides step-father, ia
cob Gail, in Oakville near Waterbury.
The Rev. Father r. W. Fletcher per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Eta Will
liams was maid of honor. Harry Low
rey, brother of the bride, was bsst man
Among these present We're Mr.. and Mrs
Eagney ard Mrs. Eggleston of New Ha-
ven
Albert 3, Fiseld has just been re-
elected superintendent of schools of the
city Of Newtown, Mass, the vote hav-
ing been unanimous, and great satisfac-
ton having been expressed over his
successful work. A year ago Mr.. FL
field went to Newtown from this city,
the vote being 8 to f. Mr.. Fifleld was
for many years principal of the Eaton
school His friends here will be glad
to learn Of his good fortune.
Captain John Greene of Buffalo. cap
tain ard owner OF feet of grain
steamers on the Great LAX $, IL visiting
his cousin, ex-Alderman Thomas Fl.
Fulton of Columbus avenue. Miss Fan
ME Fulton Of San Francisco. Cal, is
also visiting at the Fulton home.
Miss Mary F.. Dugan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Dugan of 1856 COTE
street. and Timothy d. Barry were
married Thursday morning at st.
Marys church in the presence of their
near friends, the Rev. Father Hefron
performing the ceremony The bride
wore a handsome pastelle gray poplin
with hat to match. Miss Elizabeth
Dugan. a cousin of the bride. was the
bridesmaid, and Michael b. McGrall the
best man After the marriage there
was a wedding breakfast at the home
of the bride or G6ffe street, followed
by q family reception. The couple re-
ceived many costly and beautiful gifts.
They departed on trip to New York,
fn1laQeIpDId anu WdsHlHS tollt t@pbii
their return the couple will be at home
to their friends at 1885 Goffe street,
Joseph Callegarin of los Lafayette
street has received patent upon
lifting jack. The invention has con-
siderable merit and the ingenuity of the
inventor has been largely commended
by expert machinists.
Miss Bertha Haynes of Mystic is the
guest of Mrs Albert Baldwin of West
Main street Branford.
Miss Annie M. Carroll has been APP
pointed q clerk in the office of the di-
rector of public works to assist Clerk
Heating.
Principal George r. Murdoch and
family of Branford left yesterday for
Stow. Mass, to spend the summer
Captain j. #. Donovan has returned
from business trip to New York city.
Thursday he visited the Brooklyn navy
yard and was present when the new
battleshp Kentucky came IN The ship
is to be hauled out to paint. He says
the big ship made a magnificent APP
pearance.
Miss Bertha Gaylord has been APP
pointed second assistant at the Branford
library, and will begin her duties on
Monday. Her successor at the Branford
Electric Light & Water company's Of
flee has not yet been appointed,
Felix ChillingWorth has sold property
on the Boulevard, near Edgewood ave-
nue., to John D. Duff.
Louis A. Fisk, owner of the Branford
Driving park, has purchased from Ed
win Doolittlo all the land opposite the
Driving park owned by him. Mr., Fisk
has also purchased a steam pump for
sprinkling purposes and has put fire
eXtinguishers in oil the buildings at the
park.
Clara Randolph Lockwood, daughter
Of Mrs Il. II. Peckham, and William J.
Hyde of West Haven were quietly mar
ried Thursday afternoon, June %, at
the brides home, Morris Cove. DR..
Lines of ST. Pauls church ofIiciated.
After short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Hyde will be at home to their
friends at ''The Breakers, Morris Cove,
Thursdays during July
Mrs. Hancock of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest of her parents
Judge mad Mrs. l.. M. Hubbard, in Wal
lingford, has returned home
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