The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22

| Wallingford, have returned from tf l Wesleyan academy commencement ( ] Wilbraham.
 MHs Grace A. Smallman, of Forbe
 avenue, has gone to Chicopee Fall
 cises of the Chicopee high school. Sh will stay and visit friends and will h 1 absent about two weeks. l w. J. Dunlay & Co.,, of New Britain
 has been granted the contract of ful
 nishing the five free employment oi
 fees which by an act of the last legis
 lature will be opened in this state. Tn
 offices will be at New Haven, Hartford
 Bridgeport, Waterbury and New Lon
 don.
 Esther Elizabeth, daughter of MI
 and Mrs. Joseph Beardmore, of thi
 city, and Leon Forest Spalding, o | Bridgeport, were married Thursda evening at the home of the brides par ents, 292 Lenox street. The wedding
 was a very pretty but quiet one, onl. the relatives of both parties being pres ent. The rooms were tastefully deco rated with roses and cut flowers. MI aud Mrs. Spalding will reside in Bridge port.
 Miss Bernard and Mrs. Charles stor er of Mansfield street, have gone tt Ludlow, Pa., to spend the summer.
 M. A. Cotton, who has been appoint ed superintendent of education in the department of Mindanao and Jolo, F l., was formerly an instructor 1T French at Yale.
 w. M. Fullerton and family moved into their cottage at Morris Cove Thursday. The one next north of that Is occupied by Messrs. Page and Will son, who are from Hartford, and Whc are connected with the Travellers In surance company in that city. The building is owned by s. H. Street, of this city.
 One of the prettiest weddings of the month was solemnized at the home of MT. and Mrs. o, A. Reynolds, 75 Clinton avenue, Wednesday evening, June 12, at o'clock, when their youngest daughter, Leila Adelaide, was united in marriage to William Bailey, of the firm of Wellman & Bailey, Spring street, this city. Rev. MT. E. c. Tul- lar, of Seymour, was the officiating clergyman. The bride wore a gown of gray silk with bodice of mousseline de soie, and carried white roses; she also wore the bridegroom's wedding gift, a sunburst of pearls and diamonds MT and Mrs. Bailey were the recipients of many very beautiful gifts, among them being solid silver cut glass, china and pictures. At 9:30 the wed- ding party sat down to a very dainty wedding supper. After the usual con gratulations the happy couple left at 1O30 for an extended trip, which in- cludes visits to New York, Philadel- phia, Scranton, Buffalo and the Pan American exposition. After their re- turn MT and Mrs. Bailey will at once go to their new home at 209 Howard avenue, where they will be "at home" after July 20.
 Professor Ely, of the Yale Medical school, has been in Morris Cove about I week. The cottage is not far from he Anchorage.
 Mrs. George Foster of Center street West Haven has returned from her visit to Hartford.
 Patrick Blake, patrol driver in Sta ion l, is i'll with tonsilitis. His posi- ion is being filed by PatroIman John Allen.
 Lewis Bradley, of this city, moved nto his cottage at Morris Cove about wo weeks ago.
 Professor Stevens, of Yale unfver- ity conducted the services at the par ors of the First Congregational church, Thursday evening.
 John Breton, the new train caller of he Consolidated road, who succeeds William Powell began his duties yes erday morning.
 Miss Carlisle arrived Thursday for isit with Miss Alice Reynolds, of Vest Haven. They will remain in Vest Haven for few weeks and will hen go to Canada for the summer. Miss M. l.. Townsend and sister, of will be much missed by lany in that town. Miss Townsend is ne of the school board and her place ill be hard to fill. She is moving to his city, much to the regret of her lany Middlebury friends.
 
 'as taken suddenly i'll Wednesday vening, is reported as slightly better. Mrs. A. z. Downs, of Willard street, l Vestville, is at the home of her father, l IT. Evarts, on Whalley avenue. MT. | warts is slowly recovering from a | light shock which he suffered recent | 
 rect, contractor in the Winchester lant, sailed on Thursday on the eamer Augusta Victoria for Cher burg, Frnace, from where they will roceed to Switzerland to remain until aptember.
 Mrs William Watson, of Dayton rect, with her young son Clarence it yesterday for visit to Mrs Wat ms oil home in Nova Scotia. They , not expect to reutrn until Septem- IT,
 Frank A. Waters, of Waterbury, and iss Helen R. Bronson, daughter of r. and Mrs. Eli Bronson, of Middle Try, who have many old New Haven tends, were married June 19 at 4:30 clock at the Congregational church in iddlebury by the Rev. l.. S. Griggs. le marriage ceremony was performed meath a bowel of laurel, the church ing decorated with sprays of that autiful flower. The bride is a grand ughter of the late R. D. Wheaton, ] e of Middlebury's best known and ] ,althiest men, and she is well known ] Waterbury. The church was filled. ] le best couple were Professor Loucks, ] the Mount Hermon school, North l