The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-06

yesterday announced the appointment
 of M. A. Sullivan as foreman ol l streets to succeed James Hahren, re
 signed
 Mrs. Frank c. Coley and family O
 this city are guests of MT. and Mrs Ambrose $. Hurlbutt of State street l Westport.
 Sheriff Dunham will entertain hi
 deputies at Branford Point house Sat urday. A clambake will be feature of the entertainment.
 w. Frank Osborn of Westport re | turned from Block Island, where he had been for few days in company
 with Leonard Cannon of this city, Mon- ! day evening. The fishing party o1 which MT. Osborn was member, Mon'
 day. had great luck, and succeeded ir | capturing ninety pounds of fish. | In the big parade at Norwich Old Home Week celebration Wednesday | was Mrs Joseph Halls artistically dec- | orated carriage, where hydrangeas and pink carnations formed the adornment
 and in which rode Miss Dorothea Hall,
 
 hurst and Miss Alice filling, both of this city.
 Miss Kate Darling, Mary Ryan, An nie Walsh and Josie Dillon have re- turned to Waterbury after spending a
 months vacation at Waterbury cot
 tage, Savin Rock.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Bessie May Beebe,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. James F'. Beebe of Grove street, to John Willi9m
 Potter of Waterbury. The ceremony will take place at the First M. D. church on Wednesday, September Il, at noon, after which reception will be given at the home of the brides parents until half-past two. After the reception the newly welded couple will depart for the west on a trip of rev weeks. They will be at home at their new Residence, r Fairview street, Wa terbury, after October 15. MT Potter was formerly of this city, but is now with the Randolph Cloves company in Waterbury.
 The Church of the Redeemer was the scene of a very pretty wedding We'd nesday night when Miss Alice Lillian Russell, daughter of Mrs. Edgar Eugene Miller. and the late Edward Russell of 157 Bradley street, and Les lie P. Crane of this city, well known employe of the Southern New England Telephone company, were married. The Rev Watson Phillips, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer officiated, and H. K Beach, in the absence of Thomas Shepard, presided at the or gan. Miss Mabel Rochfoft of this city was maid of honor, and the grooms- man was Otis G. Crane of Oswego, N Y. Little Miss Ora Crofut of Derby acted as flower girl, and preceded the bridal pair up the aisle of the church. The ushers were Frederick Russell, a cousin of the bride; Clinton Benjamin of Waterbury and Herbert Smith of Waterbury A reception, to which only the bridal party and the nearest rela- tives were bidden, was held at the home of the bride on Bradley street. After the wedding tour they will re- side on Eld street The interior of the church was artisticaly decorated with golden rod, palms and ferns. The brides wedding gown was of white crepe de chine over white India silk. Miss Mabel Rochfort, the maid of honor, was gowned in pink mousseline de soie. The flower bearer. little Miss Crofut, had on a white frock with blue ribbons SNe carried basket of rose leaves which were strewn along the aisle as she passed. The gift of the bride to the maid of honor was a ring of turquoise and pearls. To her flower girl the bride gave a ring set with tur- luoise. The gifts from theAgroom to his 1shers were stick pins, consisting of a knot of gold with pearl and opal orna- nents. Among the relatives and friends If the bride and groom who attended the reception at the house were MT. and Mrs Sumner T. Thayer of this ,ity Calvin Russell and family, Mrs. J. l.. Disbrow, Judge Lucius c. Dem ng and family, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Allen of Bethlehem, Conn, Miss May Allen. Mrs. Sophia Stillson, Bethlehem, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Crofut, Derby, Mir, md Mrs. D. J. Stillson, Ansonia, Miss Ella McDougal, Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs F. A. Atwood, New Haven, Miss Myra Futile. this city, and the Misses Mabel and Alice Rochfort, this city