The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-30

hanson School at Philadelphia, o
which the groom is member of tn
faculty.
DR.. L. FL. Weldon of South Mancheste
returned Wednesday from ten days
trip to Hot Springs, VA.
Judge Harrison B. Freeman left yes
terday for Baltimore. 1T is rumoreC
that at the earnest solicitation o
friends he has consented to take lool
at football game and will attend thu
West Point-Annapolis contest at Phil
adelphia.--Hartford Courant.
Mrs. Elmer Tomlinson leaves White
Hills for her home in California this
week The trip requires six days.
MIR. and Mrs Nichols OF William
street, East Bridgeport, entertained
Mrs. Buckler and the Misses Emily
Jessie and Edith Buckler of New Ha-
ven; also Mr.. and Mrs. Stannard OF
Branford, and Mr.. and Mrs Cole OF
Bridgeport.
| w. w. Wheeler of White Hills, who
has been at Colorado Springs for eigh-
ty-five days, writes he is delighted with
the climate and the country, but owing
to colds has not improved in health as
| yet.
Thomas D. Como" of Main street,
South Manchester, and Miss Minnie
Bjourkland were married Wednesday
evening by Rev. W. ]. McGurk at st.
James parochial residence. Wednesday
afternoon Harry e, Fay and Miss Pau
line Fitzgerald We're married by Fa-
Their McGurk at the parsonage.
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Of Clinical Medicine at their annual
meeting Saturday elected DR.. r. d.
Crothers of Hartford to thechair of dis
eases of the brain and nervous system.
This is a postgraduate school whose
student are practiing physicians and
the instruction is entirely by clinical
lectures and class demonstra tions. 1T
is understood that DR.. Crothers will
give special attention to the diseases
which come from drug poisons and spir-
its.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Marsh of William
street, East Bridgeport, left Wednesday
morning for Florida where they will
spend the winter.
William C. Shepard of Fountain
place, Bethel was nnety-one years of
age Saturday. Although there was no
regular birthday party in celebration
of the event the day was a pleasant one
for Mr.. Shepard and his near relatives
The children, grand children and great
grandchildren of the venerable gentle
man called on him during the day and
extended their congratulations, and
took with them little remembrances,
which helped to gladden. the occasion
and helped to remind the receiver of
his birthday. Letters of congratulation
were also received, among them one
from Mr. Shepard's son, Horace, who
resides in Kansas City, Mo- Mr.. Shop
ard enjoys good health for man of
his years. On pleasant days, when he
feels like walking he may be seen on
the street, and one would hardly be-
lieve him to be ninety-one years of age
1t is the wish of his many friends that
he may live to celebrate many more
anniversaries as pleasant as
that of Saturday.
Miss Sadie Degnan of New Britain |
and Pearlie Fl. Dupuis of Olivia street, |
Derby, were married in St Mary's |
church Wednesday morning at o'clock |
with a low nuptial mass, Rev Father
Fogarty officiating. AS the young
couple entered the church A. T. Brise-
oois, the organist. played an appro-
pirate march, and during the services
several selections. The brides
maid was Miss Minnie Lehigh of Anso-
ria, and the best man was Dr. Lahiff
If Willimantic. The bride wore a styl-
sh gown of brown velvet with a white
jilk waist and hat to match and carried
IN ivory prayer book, gift of the
room. The bridesmaid was attended
~ handsome costume of brown
trimmed with velvet and
white silk, and a bat to match. A
arge number of friends and relatives
rom Derby, Ansonia, Shelton Sey-
nour, New Haven, Bridgeport and Will
imantic We're present. After the ser
ices wedding breakfast was served
t the home of the grooms parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. John Dupuis of Olivia street.
NE gifts were many and valuable,
UGH as china, silver, linen, cut glass
nd furniture, The young couple left
or a short trip, and when they return
hey will reside at the home of the
rooms parents