The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-10-30

Venum were schoolmates in New
Hampshire.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of James Murray of Hartford and Miss
Margaret A. Long of Middletown at St.
Johns church, Middletown, November
6.
Miss Mabel Hail. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester ]. Nichols
during the autumn returned to her
home in Brooklyn yesterday
Among those who attended the dedi-
cation of the new parish house present.
ed to the First Ecclesiastical society Of
Pennington by the graduates Of Miss
Porter's school as a memorial to Miss
Porter, were the following from this
city: Misses Hall, Miss Susan E. Dag
gett, Mrs. Henry w. Farnam. Mrs.
Thomas R. Trowbridge, Mrs. John
Nicoll, Mrs Thomas Day Seymour, Mrs.
Eli Whitney and Miss Whitney, Miss
Fannie A. Bowers and Miss Sarah C.
Day.
In Derby this week young man who
said that his name was James Lowe,
and that he was a farmer living near
New Britain, walked into City Clerk
Kirkhams office in Ansonia and asked
for a marriage license. What is the
young ladys name" asked Mr.. Kirk
ham. I'm blessed if I know" STAIN
mered the youth. after q short pause.
but I can find out in little while. "
Lowe left the office and in two hours
returned. Then he said his bride S
name was Annie Nish, and that she was
twenty years old. The license was is
sued and the couple were welded.
Mrs. Sharpe of Rogers street, Bran
ford, is slightly improved, but is still
in care of a trained nurse.
Carl w. Davis, Yale '02, son of Fred
erick w. Davis of Hartford, is now con-
nected with the j. Horace Mcfarland
Press of Harrisburg, Pa, the concern
that does the press work of Doubleday,
Pagel & Co.'S, illustrated magazine
Country Life in America" and other
high class illustrated work.
Mrs. B. B. Bunnell of South Main
street, Branford, who has been quite
| ill, is now comfortable.
| Mrs. C. E. Thompson of this city was
elected corresponding secretary at the
| eighth annual meeting Of the Western
| Connecticut association Of the Women s
Foreign Missionary society of the NJ.
/ E. church held in Waterbury this week.
| Richard P. Hart, Branford agent of
| the Adams Express company who was
a sufferer for several weeks with
| trouble with his eyes is again afflicted
! in the same manner, though he is able
| to attend to his business in part.
] A Thanksgiving wedding in Bradford
| of much interest will be that Of Miss
Kathryn Reilly of Ivy street and Attila
Houd Of Branford Point. Miss Reilly
| is popular member of several social
organizations, among them being the
| Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H, and the N.
| C. C.'s. Mr.. Houd Is highly esteemed by
his associates in the NJ I. F. The GER
emony will be performed at st. Mary S
church Wednesday, November rs. Con-
| trary to the usual story of late (brides
leaving Branford to live in other
places), Mr.. and Mrs. Houd will reside
| in town.
Cards were issued yesterday by Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry M. Clark of Orange to
| the marriage of their daughter, Miss
l
| Woodruff, prosecuting attorney in the
court of common pleas in this city. The
date is set for Wednesday evening, No
vember 10, at o'clock. The ceremo-
ny will be performed at the Congrega-
tional church with reception to follow
at the brides home from $50 until IL
o'clock. Mr.. Woodruff is the son OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Woodruff of Orange
He Is lieutenant in troop A, COM
manded by Major Ludington. Miss
Clark is pretty and accomplished
young lady and prominent in Orange
society. Both possess a great many
| friends in New Haven, and the event
will probably be attended by a. large
number from this city.
Former Fire Chief Engineer and ex-
Mayor A. C. Hendrick, of the depart
ment of fire service, has called meet
| ing of the local survivors Of the great
| Boston fire. Engine No. went from
this city at the time. The meeting will
be held at fire headquarters Friday ev-
ening at s o'clock, and is for the pur-
pose of acting on an invitation from the
Boston survivors to attend banquet
and reunion in that city on November A.