The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-26

day.
 s. ". Hart, a Church street insur- ance man, has bought the house 25s Church street. formerly owned and oc- cupied by the late Dr. Dibble. Mir. Hart will make some improvements in the house at once.
 George McArthur. of New Haven. is spending a few days with friends in Buckland. Conn.
 Mrs. Mckee. of Branford, who fell and broke her hip last June while about to board trolley car, sat up for the first time yesterday. H. Hall & Co.,. the church organ sbuilders of this city, are now at work on the instrument that is to be install ed at the First Baptist church in New | London, and it is expected that the new organ will be ready for use by Thanks giving day.
 Mrs. John Flannery. of New York city. who has spent the entire summer with Mrs. Thomas ". Mckee. of Ivy street. Branford, has returned to her | home.
 The wedding of Parker Lewis. of AL den avenue, and Miss Grace Peck, of | Branford. will take place at the home of MT. Parker's sister, Mrs. William A. | Borden, 90 Alden avenue, Westville, on Tuesday, October :. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. J. Frederick Sex | ton, pastor of St James Episcopal church, and after short wedding trip the happy couple will take up their fu- | ture residence in Westville. Both the contracting parties are well known in Westville and this city. I Professor and Mrs. A. M. Wheeler, of S6 Trumbull street, returned on We'd nesday evening from Grove Beach. where they have been spending the summer.
 Carrier Chandler, of the Westville postoffice, is confined to his home on account of illness. His route is being taken care of by David Kane, of the main office.
 | Mrs. Colin Macrea Ingersoll, jr., and family, of 446 Whitney avenue, who have been at Moosehead Lake for the past three weeks, returned home on | Tuesday. ] Mir. and Mrs. John McKendrick and son Ray, of New Canaan, are visiting with Mrs McKendrick's parents in this city
 | Mrs. William Bryan will entertain the Twentieth Century Whist club at the Montowese house, Indian Neck. this af- | ternoon. The Montowese house bus will convey the party to the beach, Fleaving Brapford Center at 1:30. Miss A. M. Gilbert, of George street, who has been spending the summer in Southport, returned to her home Tues l day.
 Mrs. Richard Russell who has been seriously i'll at her home on Harrison street, Westville, is greatly improved, so much so that she is out for short time daily.
 Mrs. George W. Palmer, of Barnes avenue announces the engagement of her daughter, Fannie F. Field. to Ben jamin W. Husted, of Greenwich.
 Deputy Inspector Flora Lester, of WaIlingford, inspected the H. c. Mer- win Woman's Relief corps in this city yesterday. Some of the members of the A. H. Dutton w. R. c. accompanied her.
 Mrs. George Edward Hoadley and MT. and Mrs T. Sherman Foote of Foun- tain street Westville, were entertained at lunch yesterday in Bridgeport by | George c. Edwards, president of the Holmes & Edwards Silver company, of that city.
 | G. P. North and family have returned from their Canadian trip. l MT. and Mrs. Daniel Walker, of l Bridgeport, are spending few days with Mrs. Quinn. of Whalley avenue, | Westville.
 | Mrs. Lettney, Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. Mix, of West Haven, took trolley ride to New York yesterday. They spent the night with Mrs. Lettney's sister in l Greenwich.
 Philip Bauer. Joseph Bearhalter and Frederick Grube have been elected del- egates to the Blue Label conference to be held at Woonsocket, R. l., October i, to represent the New Haven Cigarmak- ers' union. Anton Frank is elected a delegate to the convention of the Con- necticut branch of the American Feder- ation of Labor.
 Miss Bertha Ray, of Oriental Park, West Haven, is attending St. Mary's academy on Orange street, New Ha- l ven.
 1 AL lZ noon " 6uI1PSudy tLeN. HOIldS NJ Miles married Mrs. Estella Ward of South Elm street. Bristol, and George Ely, formerly of New Haven, who has
 made his home in Bristol since last spring, when the marriage license was secured from Town Clerk Mason. Mrs Ward was the widow of Henry Ward who was one of Bristol's prominent business men a quarter of century ago. The bridegroom is an old man and not well known in Bristol.
 Mrs. Walter Main and Mrs. Edward Smith. of West Haven, are visiting Mrs. Harry Lindsey at her home In Brooklyn.
 Conductor Phillips and wife, of New Haven, spent Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Judd in Hunts vile, Conn. On Friday they attended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs 1 Edmund Morris at Lee. Mass. MT. | Morris is a brother of Mrs. Phillips. MT. Phillips is one of the oldest con- ductors on the New York and New Ha- ven road. having been in the employ of the company for over forty years. His genial, kindly manner has won him hosts of friends throughout the whole line of the road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Scoville and daughter, who have been spending the summer with their mother, Mrs. Harry | Marshall of First avenIle West Ha-