The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-26
Corporal Wilson Is a son of pr. wilson

Corporal Wilson is son of pr, Wilsof
 of Elm street.
 Miss Jennie Gadbois of Montvile
 while walking in the woods in thai
 town on Sunday, discovered a good-
 sized cluster of wood violets. The in
 terest of the find lies in the fact thai
 these flowers ordinarily blossom only
 in the spring or early summer time,
 Daniel Reynolds, who resides al
 No. $50 Whalley avenue, will be mar
 ried to Miss Fitzgerald of New London
 on next Tuesday morning. The cere-
 mony will be performed at the brides
 home in New London at o'clock i'll the morning. At o'clock there
 will be a breakfast served to all pres- ent Present at the ceremony will be those of the immediate family only
 and at the breakfast will be quite
 number of invited guests. Among
 those who will attend the breakfast from Westville are Mrs. John Cor
 man, the Misses Esther, Josephine and
 Mary Reynolds, all sisters of the bride-
 groom.
 MT. and Mrs Dwight Moore of Foun-
 tain street, who have been spending a few weeks with MT. Moore's relatives Ill Franklin, N T., are expected to re-
 turn this morning.
 l District Attorney Penny of Buffalo, | who has been engaged in prosecuting assassin Czolgosz is a classmate of 1 Judge Alfred Colt of this city, having been a member of the Yale class of 'S1. Joseph T. Cunningham of Norwich was also in the same class.-New London Day.
 A quiet home wedding took place | yesterday afternoon at the residence of O. w. Reynolds, 56 York street, when his daughter, Miss Alena, was married to w. G. Bowen of Washing l ton, R. l., by Rev. N. J. Squires. The l rooms were tastefully decorated with ferns and golden rod. The bridal couple left on the afternoon train for their home in Washington. | MT and Mrs Amos Chesebro cele- brated their golden wedding at Noank | Tuesday. On September "A, 1851. they were united in marriage. Mrs. Lewis w. Hulse and Mrs. Louis w. Gates of Center street, with their father, George H. Smith of City Point, have returned after a weeks trip to the American exposition at Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 Miss Hull of Hampstead, N. Y., is visiting her brother Talcott Hull of Elm street. West Haven.
 Mrs. Anna von Wettberg of Hartford announces the engagement of her daughter, Clare Elise, to Lieut.. John Alden Degan of tte Fourth United States Cavalry
 Miss Mary Shepard of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. William Kirschner of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs Harriet ]. Bodge of Hartford has returned from Cleveland, where she attended the National convention Of the Wornans Relief Corps.
 The son of Mrs. Usher of No. 630 Main street, Hartford. has been enter- taining Mrs. Walter c. Wells and Mrs Joseph F. Austin of New Haven. 7 The Young People" of Watertown gave another delightful dance at town hall Monday evening. About twenty couples were on the floor. The follow ing out-of- town guests were present: William Arvine of New Haven, Miss Avery and r. Burr, New York, and A. E. Woodward, Waterbury. Refresh ments were served. Faulmann furnish ed the music. Dancing was continued until after midnight.
 Guilford Young, with his assistants, are surveying the curb line on Elm street from Campbell avenue to Net tleton's store. in West Haven.
 The thirty-third annual convention of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will be held in Masonic Tenn ple, New Haven, October 15. Grand Chancellor Edward Schulze has issued a circular announcing the programme. The rank of past chancellor will be conferred. Supreme Chancellor Ogden H. Fethers is expected to visit the con- vention. A separation of the endow- ment rank from the order will be ef- fected. It is proposed to repeal the ac- ton of the last convention regarding the Pythian sanitariun1.
 Frank Garen of Richard street who is employed by George Cobb, is taking trip through Massachusetts,
 On Friday evening, October 4, the second informal invitation dance given bX the Century assembly will be held. The committee in charge is K. w. Fin nigan, Franklin Bradley, George Stir ling. Archie Austin, Charles Cook Rus sell Vebher.
 Clayton Pratt and Chauncey Kelsey l left Clinton Sunday evening for New York where they will attend Pratt In- stitute.
 A very pretty home wedding oc- cured Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, | when Miss Bessie l.. Lincoln of 25S | Bassett street and Harold c. Dotten | were united in marriage by the Rev. ! George H. Ferris of Calvary Baptist ! church. The bride was attired in her gown of gray cloth trim med with white silk and gray velvet After a wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Dutton will make their home at 560 | Winthrop avenue.
 The result of St. Andrews foursome in Clinton begun by members of the Golf club last week was victory for Miss s. Genevieve Eliot and John Eliot with a score of two up.
 Irving Crafts of George street. West Haven, fell off of J. D. Merwin's barn and sprained his hand quite badly.
 Mrs. Omar Norton has returned from Wolcott to her home in New Haven.
 Albert w. Hull of Torrington, who enters Yale next week, was given a surprise at the West Torring ton parsonage Monday evening. A
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