The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-24

Cards are issued for the wedding of
 Miss Clara Estele Sammis, daughter
 of William Augustus Sammis of 2SO Norton street, to Clarence Rowe Cole of Brooklyn, N. Y, on Wednesday, Feb ruary S. at the residence of the bride
 parents at 8 o'clock.
 John Kisner, twenty-four years of
 age employed at the National Casket | company's factory, and who resides at
 252 Wall street, met wit ha painful ac-
 cident yesterday morning at the shop
 where he is employed. He came in
 too close connection with a buzz saw
 and as a result his right thumb was
 amputated below the joint at the emer- ! gency hospital to which he was taken. l The F. F. Whist club met yesterday
 afternoon at the house of Henry Gesler, | 210 Front street There were three tables and twelve players and ladies and gentleman's prizes were given for the best players.
 Miss Justine Burgess, who has been the guest of Miss Caroline Sperry of Whaley avenue has returned to her home in Manchester, N. Fl. Miss Bur- gess has large circle of friends in this city, it having been formerly her home.
 A very pleasant event occurred We'd nesday evening at the home of Miss Olive Rice of 12S St. John street, when a large party of friends were enter tained at whist Several tables were occupied and very appropriate prizes were presented to the winners. During the evening musical selections of vo- cal and instrumental character were rendered, and a dainty collation added to the pleasantness of the occasion.
 On the 2;30 D. m train yesterday the members of the Second Company of Governors Foot Guard who are to at tend the Old Guard ball left for New York. While there the entire party will be quartered at the Hotel Vendome. In the party were Captain F. B. Baker Captain D. o. Lombard, Captain Smith Weed, Sergeant F. A. Hosmer, Sergeant A. E, Woodruff, Sergeant F. w. Brown and Privates F. V. Bowman, Walter A. Main John S. Coburn, Charles Me Neil, J. w. Ladd, E. Y. Pitman F. c. Whipple of Bridgeport, N. w. Brown, and J. H. Ward. General Henry S. Peck joined the party at Stamford With them will also be Mrs Woodruff,
 
 William Dacey of New Haven is at the Hartford hospital suffering from injuries received by striking against bridge He was walking on top of car when struck by the bridge, and was rendered unconscious. His condition is critical.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mixter of Rock Island, H., have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Florence Brown Mixter to Frederick Brown Wells of Southport, this state Miss | Mixter is niece of Professor William | MiXter of Yale, and MT Wells is well | known in social and business circles here.
 The officials and tranmen of the | Northampton division of the Consoli- | dated railroad, gave a farewell recep- tion to J. Stuart Reynolds al the Rail- road Y M c. A. Wednesday evening" MT. Reynolds had for about twelve or thirteen years been valued employe of the Consolidated road and was very popular among the trainmen and his associates in the office During the ev- ening MT. Reynolds was presented with a handsome solid gold watch chain and
  the best wishes of those who made the gift, The date on which MT. Reynolds will sail for Cuba has not as yet been definitely decided,
 Patrick J. Sullivan, sexton of St Roses church for the past twenty five months, leaves his position on January l6 for New Haven. Before leaving he wishes through the Bee to extend his good wishes to the members of st. Roses church and other personal friends as well for their gofd opinion of him during his short stay among hem. He will be pleased to see them again at some future time either in Newtown or New Haven.-Newtown 1 Bee
 Rev S. H. Bray a well known forlper l New Haven pastor, is assisting MT. furnsey at his church at Long Hill in | holding extra meetings
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Ii. Lombard ar ived in Guilford from their wedding our Wednesday evening and have com nenced house keeping in the residence 'wned by Arthur M. Clark on Boston treet. MT. Lombard is member of I he well known firm of the Knowles lombard company. Mrs. Edwin Lee of Ridgeteld is I pending a few days with her daughter ere. Edward Sanford Jr., of this city, has eturned home after spending two f weeks in Danbury visiting his grand 7 ether, Levi Bartram, of Lincoln ave f tue, and ". H, Bartram of Balmforth venue.