The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-01

ing some time for this sale, and many
useful and pretty things can be obtain
ed for a small sum.
Martin f. Badger, d popular young
man, who was for a number of years
employed by the Fair Haven and West
willie railroad as conductor, has accept
ed a position with the Waldorf Shoe
Co.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at st. Patricks church yesterday
forenoon. The bride was Miss Rose
Josephine Cummings, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Patrick Cummings of p Lyon
street and the groom John F, Carroll
of IA Alton street a well known engin-
eer on the Consolidated railroad. The
church was well filed with relatives
and friends of the young couple, the
bride being very popular among a wide
circle of acquaintance, and the groom
q prominent railroad employe. Rev.
Father Russell performed the cere-
mony. Miss Cummings was becoming
~ attired and was attended by her Sis
ter, Miss Katherine Cummings, who
was also prettily gowned. The groom's
brother, William r. Carroll of Sargent
& Co., acted as best man. The ushers
were William Keegan and John Hey
bold. The happy couple left in the af-
ternoon for wedding trip to New
York, Philadelphia and Washington,
and on their return next week will re-
side in prettily furnished apartments
| on Cedar street. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
received many handsome and useful
wedding gifts.
Charles MADEIRA, travelling salesman
for G. I. Mix & Co., Yalesville, received
word Tuesday that his brother Will
| liam, who is now assistant postmaster
at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, had
! been appointed by President Roosevelt
| postmaster at Hio, on the Island of
Hawaii, one of the group, at salary Of
5000 per month, and four years APP
pointment.
Edward Bayles of Richard street,
West Haven, who has been sick for
so many months in the New Haven
hospital, is able to go out every pleas
ant day, and is rapidly gaining.
strength,
F.. G. Andrus Of Cook avenue, Meri-
den, has left for Tacoma, Wash, to visit
his father. He will remain there few
months for the benefit of his health.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beecher and
daughter Miss Katherine Of this city,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
Beecher's sister, Mrs. Virginia Hull of
Campbell avenue, West Haven, have
gone to their cottage at Short Beach for
the summer months.
Miss Grace Bishop of Meriden, who
I, he t.t;tl
her brother, Dexter L. Bishop, returned
to her home in Guilford Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Wilson, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Wilson, who has been spend
ing the winter with her aunt in Ben
ming, VT, returned to her home on
Elm street, West Haven, Tuesday.
Captain O. L. Bradley of Meriden is
quite i'll at his home threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Young of Elm street,
West Haven, are entertaining Mr.. Os-
born of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crosley of this
city have moved into A. l.. Lockwoods
house on Union avenue West Haven.
John Charles Taylor, '0S, Hillhouse
high school, and the editor-in-chlef of |
the Radiator from volume Xxx, has |
left school to take an advantageous |
business position in Stamford. George |
M. Adams has been appointed as his
successor, the second time Mr. Adams
has served in this capacity The edito-
rial and financial boards for volume |
XXI is as follows: George M. Adams:
associate editors, Miss Eleanor B. Booth |
'O3 Miss Prudence Batten '03. Walter
mr.. nj
Bowman '03; business manager, George |
w. Small '09; associates Lewis A. Dib-
BILE '03. and Theodore B. Lyon '04.
At Sacred Heart church last Monday
at 10 o'clock the marriage of Thomas
English, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
English of Brown street. and Miss
Susie Carney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Carney of Washington avenue
was celebrated by Father Mcqueen.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
castor with white silk trimmings, and
arge hat with white chiffon. She was
by her sister. Miss Gertrude
Carney, in dove gown with pink
The best man was Profess
sor English, brother of the groom At
.er the ceremony the bridal party re-
,eived their friends at the home of the
oride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Car
ley of Washington avenue, where a
Wedding breakfast was served The
lining room was decorated with white
md pink roses. The BRIDES loaf which
Vas made by cousin of the groom.
vas beautifully decorated and occupied ,
conspicuous place on the table. A
arge number of beautiful and useful
lifts were received. among them a full
et of silver, bric-a-brac, pictures, etc ,
dr. English has furnished house in
Brooklyn, N Y, where he and his bride r
will commence housekeeping. Some of
he guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ,
English, Miss Margaret English Miss )
Jellie English, Mr.. and Mrs. John Car ,
icy, Miss Gertrude Carney, Mrs. ]. III. /,
Brown. Miss Annie Knush. Charles :
friend, Thomas ROUGH, T. Mccarthy Of
Vest Haven, Miss Agnes Carney, Miss
faffney, Miss McMann, Mrs. Gerry. Miss 7
IcNerney, Mrs. w. Warner, f Han
on of New Haven. Mr.. Brotherton of
.ong Island, and many others. Mr.. r
lnglish is employed as head polisher e
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