The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES AT
 STRONG SCHOOL YESTERDAY
Were Largely Attended-Peet-R K almond Wedding Lnst Tuesday-Pretty We'd ding Last Night in the Grand Avenue Baptist Church.

The graduating exercises of the
 Strong school were held in Grannss hall yesterday afternoon The hall was crowded with the pupils and friends of the school. There were pretty decora- tions about the hall The class officers are as follows: President, Louie l.. Da- wis; vice president, Alexander J. Cray el; secretary, Mae K. Falsey; treasurer. Jennie M. Cogswell; marshal, Warren M. Crawford. The diplomas were awarded by Attorney Jacob B. Ullman, of the board of education, with appro- priate remarks. The order of exercises and the full list of names of the grad uates have already been published in this paper. The Granniss scholarship medal was awarded to Mae K. Falsey, and honorable mention was made of the following graduates: A. F. Cohane, w. J. Donovan, M. K. Falsey s. c. Grant, M E. Hurd, R. s. Rose, B. c. Seymour, B. M. Wedmore and K. M. Westerman.
 On Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock the marriage of Miss Ethel Helena Peet, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Peet, to Hugh Winfield Redman. of East Haven, took place at the home of ll4N Di 4dC' Aoi IHoyu u StiCCl. iiS dtbCiiNt- ants were Miss Jennie May Peet, sis ter of the bride, and Leland Thompson, of East Haven. The bridal party en- tered the room to Mendelssohn's We'd ding March, played by Miss Pearl Day, of Pittsburg, a relative. of the bride. Both bride and maid of honor wore dainty costumes of white organdie en train; the brides bouquet was white rosebuds and the maid of honor's pink, The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. w. Stone, pastor of the Grand ave- nue Baptist church. MT. Redman is connected with the Old Line Steamboat company, belonging to the engineering department of the steamer Richard Peck. MT. and Mrs. Redman left on the night boat for New York and after short wedding tour will return to Fair Haven. Their residence will be at 2S7 Lloyd street.
 Miss Minnie Louise Miller, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. R. Barnes, of 27 East Pearl street, and William Beebe | Sherwood were married in South Nor l walk yesterday by Rev c. M. Selleck. l MT Sherwood is employed by Brown & l Durham. After short trip they will | reside for time at 27 East Pearl street | and later will go to keeping house. The | bride was attired in a gown of light | blue silk.
 Columbia lodge, K. G. E., on Tuesday | evening elected officers as follows: Mo- ble chief, N I. Harrison; vice chief, George W. Curry; high priest, H. How ard; venerable hermit, A. w. Beck stein; sir herald, Elton Button; trustee, F, M. Crawford.
 About ' o'clock last evening the mar riage occurred of Miss Florence L. Rose to James E. Robinson. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Rose, of 14S Exchange street. The groom is son of George Robinson and Is employed at the Bgelow Boiler works The marriage ceremony took place at the Grand avenue Baptist church and was performed by the pas .or, Rev Y. w. Stone. Miss Annie Barrett, of Stamford, was bridesmaid 1 and Clarence Barrett of the same place, was the best man. Two cousins 1f the bride, Mamie and Elsie Fen wick, were the flower girls and carried baskets of white roses. The wedding march was played by Miss Ida Webb Lohengrin's Wedding March. The ,rides gown was of white imported or sandie with a veil caught up with or lnge blossoms, and the bridesmaid wore