The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-11

: their cottage at Woodmont since
 June 1.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Kellogg leave to-
 day for a weeks visit at MT. Kellogg s
 native home in New Hartford. Mrs,
 Kellogg has just returned from de-
 lightful two weeks visit in Providence,
 R, I. MT. Kellogg is the proprietor of
 the gun store corner State and Elm
 streets.
 Mary Clap Wooster, D. A. R., of this
 city, will have their annual outing at
 the Momauguin, Cosey Beach, Friday
 afternoon. Light refreshments will be
 furnished
 Hope Baptist church have social in
 the church tomorrow evening. There
 will be a literary and musical enter
 tainment and also a guessing match
 The public are invited. Miss Emma
 Garvin and others will sing and seven
 little girls will take part in dialogue.
 Mrs. Albertus N. Clark and Mrs.
 Harry w. Clark left yesterday for
 Lasell seminary, Auhurndale, Mass,
 to attend commencement at the school
 where Miss Dora E. Clark has been the pats year. They will also visit the city
 of Boston.
 Miss Lizzie Pfaff, of George street,
 and Miss Annie Kechler will sail for
 Germany on Thursday, where they will
 spend the summer visiting relatives
 and friends.
 Rev. Royal w. Raymond, of Bridge
 port is to deliver the evening address at the convention of the Sunday school
 superintendents in this city the 18th of this month.
 Miss Susie Dwyer, of Rosette street, 1 has gone to Paul Smiths in the Adj rondacks for the summer. Miss Dwyer has accepted position with the Paul Smith Hotel company as bookkeeper and will not return to New Haven un- til October.
 Misses Mae and Sarah Cain, of New York, formerly of New Haven, are the guests of the Misses Cotter, of West Main street, Meriden.
 l A delightful little dance was given recently in Lenox hall by the members of the Forum of Boardman school. The 1 chaperones were teachers of the school, Miss Warner, Miss Barnum and Miss Marsh. Among the guests were: Miss Martha Blakeslee, Miss Helen Brown, Miss Daisy Brown, Miss Emily Davis, Miss Mary Scranton, Miss Bessie Klem, Albert Blakeslee, John Sloan and Fred Hurd
 The family of ex-Postmaster John Anderson, of Meriden, moved to An sonia yesterday, MT. Anderson now be- ing employed in that city in Tolles &, Co.'S clothing store.
 The members of Mary Philemon chapter, D. A. R., of Bridgeport, have invited the members of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter of New Haven to at tend the exercises at the dedication of the new gateway of Chatfield ceme- tery on Thursday afternoon, June 13, at o'clock.
 Bert Case of Milldale, who recently returned from the New Haven hospital, is considered to be rapidly failing in l health
 A wedding of yesterday in which | many are interested was that of Miss | Mabel Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs, | George H. Smith, of Sea street, to AL | bert E. Wilson, of Denver, Col, The | ceremony was performed at the home | of the bride at 6:30 o'clock last even- ing. The wedding was a quiet one After a trip to the Pan American Niagara Falls and various points of i the west. MT. and Mrs. Wilson will re- side in Denver,
 Alanson Garfield, of New Milford, aged ninety-four years, is a finely pre- served man, sound physically hearing good and eyesight wonderful for his years, and his mind is as clear IS bell. He is a man of most excellent L. :-.t. ol,o, ntr,. ,t11 it is a pleasure to converse with him on any subject
 The Ansonia Christian EndeaVor union has selected for their delegate to the international Y. P. s. c, F. con to be held in Cincinnati, Miss C. Ethelwy Bristol of Ansonia, who is a member of the Y. P. s. c. E. of the Congregational church. Miss Bris- tol with the other delegates from this state. will leave New Haven on Thurs day, July 4.
 Rev. pr. F. A. Scofield formerly of this city. will deliver the memorial address at the odd Fellows exercises In Meriden next Sunday afternoon. A joint meeting of the local lodges was held Sunday to complete arrangements for the day. Mrs. George s. Barnum, of Edgehill ,oad the chairman of the committee , appointed by G. F. NeWcomb for the annual outing of the D. A. R. of New Haven on Flag day, June IA has sent. lut cards to the members announcing , hat the Momauguin at Cosey Beach , las been selected for the occasion. { special cars have been secured to con- , ,ey the D. A. R.'s to their destination , lnd they will leave Church street, op- f ,osite the public library, at 2:2O p. n. At o'clock luncheon will be I erved MT. and Mrs. Harry Parker, of < ,outhington are spending a few weeks n New Haven, where MT. Parker is / eoeiving treatment for his hand, the ords of which were cut in an aeci- lent
 In celebration of the. twenty fifth an- T iversary of the marriaeg of MT. and frs. Ilbert Manchester, many friends nd rela tives were visitors at the old on Peaceable street, Bris- :, nl on Saturday. The company assem- ~ led under spreading oak tree in a :. 1t north of Mir Manchester's house, rhere dinner was served Among those resent from out of town were Mrs. lf