The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30


 Miss Harriet Smith of Marion, Ind, il
 the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs
 George H. Smith of City Point. Shs
 will remain east for several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Anthony of 1!
 Atwater street, West Haven had {
 family reunion Thursday MT. and Mrs
 F. Ricard and MT and Mrs. Palmer ot
 Greenfield, Mass, being present.
 Lewis Borden. the little son of Mrs
 Hope l.. Borden, who has been quite il
 at his home on Alden avenue, is re-
 ported to be much better.
 Peter J. McNerney, the constable ir
 the Exchange building, was married
 Thursday to Miss Margaret Reynolds The bride is a daughter of the late
 Michael Reynolds. who was well known in the Second ward and who was at one time member of the board of assessors The ceremony was perform ed at o'clock in the morning at St. Johns R. c. church by the Rev. Father | Coyle. MT. and Mrs McNerney are now away on their wedding trip. | A souvenir post card showing the Poets Corner in Westminster Abbey is from G. H. Bishop, president of the Peck x Bishop Co.,. who is traveling | abroad with party of Chicago friends. In Guilford Edward N. Blakesley and family are to move into the house of Mrs. Mary McManners on High street to-day. Mrs McManners will spend the winter in this city.
 Charles R. Frisbie was yesterday ap- pointed temporarily by Director Coe as elevator attendant in city hall to sub stitute for Bartholomew Callahan, who is ill
 The West Haven Wednesday After noon Whist club met with Mrs Fred Ford on Fourth avenue. Mrs Ernest Wadhams won the first prize, Mrs. Knapp the second and Mrs. Peck the consolation.
 Mrs. Eva Buckingham of Clinton, who is engaged teaching school in New York, will spend her Thanksgiving va cation with her mother, Mrs. Clarissa Buckingham.
 George E. Bailey of Center street, West Haven, intends soon to start on his annual southern hunting trip. He will be gone about two weeks.
 Miss May Lillian Brennan, the daughter of Thomas J. Brennan of the New Haven fire department. sailed re- gently for Europe to be gone until next summer She will spend the time abroad with her aunts, the Misses Az nes and Maggie Began, in England and Ireland.
 MT. and Mrs Arthur Bolton. with Miss Edna Bolton and Mrs. Platt of Smith street West Haven, attended family reunion at the home of Mrs Bottoms sisters family, MT. and Mrs J. l.. Wetherwax, in Fair Haven, Thursday.
 Landlord Scott M. Bryan of the Gulford Point house will make ex- tensive improvement on that property before the opening of another season A new sea wall is to be constructed. new buildings erected and the entire house will be piped for water if possi- ble.
 Attorney John w. Banks is the guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. George w. Banks, in Guilford.
 Edgar Lockwood of Elm street, West Haven, has returned from his two trip in the west He visited relatives in Oshkosh, Wis, Sycamore, H., and in Minnesota.
 Royal B. Riggs of Derby was the guest one or two days this week of his cousins, Mrs. Maria and Mrs. Mary F. Leete, in Guilford.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Leete of Guilford were the guests of their nephew, Edward Rawson of this city 
 Mrs Arthur Clark of Middletown is the guest of her father, Edward Gris- wold, of Broad street Guilford.
 Owing to the sudden death of Mrs. Fairchilds brother. the reception which was to be given by the Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., on Decem Der IS, Is indefinitely postponed Mrs. Fairchild is president general of the National society of D. A. R., and this was to be given in her honor by the local chapter on the occasion of 1er visit here to Mrs William H. Nose ey, regent of Mary Clap Wooster chap | ter. William Uljens and Miss Annie A. l Pains were married last evening at the l of the Swedish Lutheran | ,hurch in Branford. The ceremony | vas performed by the pastor, Rev. A. l K Martin.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Marshall of At water street West Haven, had their | children home for Thanksgiving, MT | md Mrs. James Watson, MT. and Mrs Charles Scoville of Torrington and Miss Bertha Scoville of Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Lester Kimberly ook Thanksgiving dinner with Dennis Kimberly and family, Present also were MT. and Mrs. William Dibble and Hiss Caroline Kimberly of Hartford md Mrs. Minnie Somers of Minnesota. MT. and Mrs. Henry Judge of No. 1 irove street spetn Thanksgiving in New York.
 Miss Charlotte Miller, who has been pending several days with Mrs. John 'heiss at 507 State street, returned ome yesterday morning to Bridge ort.
 Mrs. F. $. Willard of 33S Orchard treet had among her guests for Miss Katharine Mullins f Hartford Miss Childs of Meriden, lso a number of New Haven friends The Misses Dwight of Hopson ave ue, Branford, had as Thanksgiving Ht,e- Dhn~ 1nt,