The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-27

a gown of white nuns yelling. The
 ushers were Harry Sanders of Stam-
 ford, and Elijah Williams, of this city
 The couple received a large array oi
 handsome and useful gifts. The cere-
 mony was followed by a reception al | the home of the groom. After a short | wedding tour MT. and Mrs, Robinson l will reside at 14S Exchange street | Among the gifts were a handsome clock from MT. and Mrs. c. R. Barrett I of Stamford; couch and parlor lamp | argand MT. and Mrs. w. H. Rose; al | bum, MT and Mrs. M. R. DoWnes; bed
 room set MT. Robinson; teapot, Mrs
 Daisy Huband; pickle dish, Miss Nellie | Smart; pitcher glass and six tumblers,
 Mrs. William O'Neil; glass pitcher and
 six tumblers, Henry Sanders, of Stam-
 ford; towels, MT. and Mrs. F. l.. Wells;
 bureau scarf, Miss c. E. FenWick; salad
 set, MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Foster; berry | spoon, MT. and Mrs. Frank Sanders, Of Stamford; pickle fork, Samuel Waters, | of Troy, N. Y.; silver table spoons, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Smart, of Trenton, N. J.; sugar shell, Miss Minnie Rich; but
 ter knife and sugar shell, Mr. and Mrs.
 Harry Roy, of Troy, N. T.; carving set,
 MT. and Mrs. o. F. Emsley, of Stam- ford; silver spoons, Miss Hattie DeFor- est of Trenton: water set, Miss Grace
 Rother, of New York; handsome dish,
 Miss Mary A. Alcott, of Wolcott street;
 napkins and table cloth, MT. and Mrs.
 c. Ducross and daughter salad dish, Mrs. Jamis E. Wilson, salad dish, Miss Ida May Wilson; chair, MT. and Mrs. John FenWick; easy chair, Mrs. Elsie Fenwick, grandmother of the bride; picture, Miss Margaret Connors; pair Of pictures, H. Hosley and F.. Williams; bedspread, Mrs. Jane FenWick, of West Haven; napkins and linen, Mrs. John Male, of New Haven; and handkerchief case, Mrs Thomas E. Bohan, of Stam- ford.
 The oyster steamer Gordon Rowe be- longing to the H. c. Rowe company, was sunk at her dock early yesterday morning through the earelessness of one of the deckhands. The Gordon Rowe Was moored at her dock in the Quinnipiac river early Tuesday evening and one of the deckhands was put to work filling the tank which supplies
 
 used a large hose and when he had nearly completed his work he left the boat without shutting off the steam from the hose. The water swelled to the rim of the tank and then rushed over the sides into the hold, which filled rapidly until the boat went down. The craft is submerged to the mainsail, which will make it comparatively | easy task to raise her. Fortunately no one was aboard the boat, or the acci- | dent might have resulted in a loss of | life. An effort will be made to float the | sunken steamer within day or two. | The damage, principally to the machln cry, will not exceed one hundred dol | lars, it Is thought.
 The eighth anniversary of the mar riage of MT. and Mrs. Herman Coates was pleasantly celebrated at their res denee, 260 Poplar street. on Tuesday | evening. Mrs. Coates was formerly | Miss Margaret Kane. Twenty-Five cou- ples were present. The guests sat down to fine supper at 10 o'clock and the exercises around the festive board last ed until 1 o'clock yesterday morning. The super was followed by toasts, A4ohy VI tlit SdtolS iSspSihNiliS III bliNi Among those present were: | Mir. and Mrs. Post, MT. and Mrs. Hart, Mir. and Mrs. Manwarlng, MT and Mrs. Dutton, MT and Mrs. Barker, MT. and Mrs Nolan, MT. and Mrs. Emery, Mir. md Mrs. J. J. Flynn, MT and Mrs. Ma manson, MT. and Mrs. Connolly, MT. md Mrs. Lonergan, MT. and Mrs. J. Brophy, MT. and Mrs. James Kane. MT. md Mrs. P. Conlon Mir, and Mrs. Daly, he Misses Brahm. Weldon, Anna and Emma Carroll Lonergan, Nolan, Bark 1T, Heaney, Fisher and Mir. Galligan, Frank Wrinn. R. Hanrahan. T. Kane md M O'Neil A number of beautiful presents were received, among which were a silver fern dish, salad dish, sil- ger cake plate, meerschaum pipe, fan y table, tobacco jar, smoking set, vase, 'andelabra bric- -brac, jar of goldfish,
 lock, cut-glass set. rocker, Morris chair md several pictures.
 At St Patrick's church yesterday morning occurred the wedding of James H. Gunnip, of 25T West Carlisle treet. and Mss Minnie T.. Graham of 37 Hamilton street There was large of relatives and friends as- embled to witness the ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss Sarah M. Gunnip, nd the best man was Hugh Graham. Rev. Father Russell officiated. The wedding breakfast was served at the ome of the bride, only the immediate elatives being present. The bride wore gown of crepe de chine and hat to hatch, The gown of the bridesmaid ,as black and white figured organdie nd turquoise blue trimming. The cou- le will reside at 345 West Portsea 1 treet. The groom is a foreman for the outhern New England Telephone com any.