The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-10-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
LTEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

where.
DR.. W. ". Hawkes. and wife Of 81
High street returned yesterday from a
twelve weeks outing in the Maine
woods.
A very pretty wedding occurred ia
Waterbury Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock, when Miss Minnie Green, for
merly Of this city. was united in mat
rimony TO John Tatro of Waterbury.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
| castor and wore a large GainsbOrough
hat. Miss Essie Green of NaugatuCk,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid,
and joseph Redmond of this city acted
as best man. After a wedding break
fast at the home of the brides mother
at Naugatuck. the happy couple start
| cd on a honeymoon of a week, and up
| on tkeir return will reside in Water
bury, where a beautiful home awaits
them. The Misses Anna j.. Matilda,
Mary Smith, Miss NJ McGinty, Mrs. NJ.
Redmond were among the New Haven
ers who attended the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Bacon. who
have been stopping at the New Haven
house since returning from Europe
ten days ago, pending the getting IA
shape of their High street residence.
have now taken possession of their own
| home.
At the annual meeting of the SundaE
school of the West Haven NJ. E.
church. the officers who served last
year were reelected: Superintendent,
Mr.. Lipold; assistant superintendent,
r. w. COe: secretary. Alfred Macrille;
assistant secretary, Mr.. Whittlesey;
treasurer, I. c. Coe; superintendent of
primary department, Mrs. j., c. Coe; Ii
hrarians, Miss Daisy Crawford, Angus
tus Wallace and Dwight Williams.
After the business meeting refresh
ments were served by the young la
dies, members of Mrs. Gilbert's Sun
| day school class.
| DR. William N. Whine Of Whalley
avenue is spending a few days with
friends in Massachusetts. He will re-
| turn TODAY.
| The following men of the class of
1902 are now studying in the Yale
Law school; C. E. Andel, D. S. Day,
c. D. Francis. H. D. Humistcn, ]. r..
/ >
Seaman, c. D. Talcott, NJ. Trow bridge,
]. II. Walker and G. B. Ward.
A very pleasant hour or more was
spent by those fortunate enough to be
at the City Mission hall on Orange
street Wednesday evening The Peter
son family gave one of their ,1olieh: =
full concerts and entertainments for the
benefit of the Berkeley Mems clup. A
large and appreciative AUDIENCE was
| present. Every member on the pro-
gramme was heartily applaudel. Pro-
lessor Peterson seemed equally skill
full upon the violin, mandolin or cornet.
| William Peterson and Miss Anna rem
| dered very acceptably their varied Sc
lections of solos, duets and recitations,
while best of ALL perhaps, was the vio-
lin duet by Professor and Miss Peter
son, with excellent piano accompani-
ment of Frank Ernest. Very favorable
reception was also given to the read
ing by Mrs, Peterson and the songs by
her two little daughters, Alvina and
| Gladys.
| The furniture business carried on
at 219 Main street by George Mitchell
has been purchased by S. Drew Blogg
of New Haven, and the new proprietor
has entered on possession. Mr. Blogg
| has been a resident of New Haven
| since 1891, where, in partnership with
a brother, business in furniture has
! been carried on under the name of II.
F. Blogg & Brother. By mutual con-
sent, this compact has been dissolved,
H. F. Blogg remaining in New Haven.
| uhi1p G nraDr p1oocrr ~,
ford. The old firm. through it's bust
ness methods, established good repu-
tation in New Haven, and the partner
coming to Stamford proposes to fol-
low the same course here. Mr.. Blogg' s
advertisement will be found on an
other page. Mr.. Mitchell continues his
business in Pacific street.
DR.. Gideon Wells, pathologist at thu
Chicago university and son of Profess
sor and Mrs Romanta Wells Of Trum-
bull street, has been appointed as act
ing assistant dean. during the alb
| sence of DIR. Lyons, who has gone
abroad to make European trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Wells are pleasantly located
on Madison avenue near the univer-
sity.
United Study of Missions under the
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of
the First Congregational church will
be held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the parlors of that church. Mrs.
Edward Nettleton will give a short in
troductory talk on 1.-THE Reformation
and the Life of Martin Luther" Mrs.
S. P. Butterfield will describe st. Pc
| ter's at Rome: Mrs. D. M. WEIGH will
read paper on some of the great ar
tists showing what religion did for
them and what they did for religion.
The book for the years study will be
for sale at this meeting
DR.. c. A. Dorman of this city leaves
on Saturday evening for Holyoke
Mass, where he is to deliver his ia
nous lecture to young men before the
Holyoke Y. NJ. C. A. on Sunday after
noon. This lecture has been delivered
by Dr. Dorman in twenty-nine differ
ent states and territories and the doc
tor has crossed the continent four times
in filling these engagements.
Mrs. T. F. Nutley Of this city is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Curran
of Aetna street.
James A. Knox of this city, grand
recorder of the A. o. U. w, was one
Of the speakers Thursday evening al
the banquet in celebration of the thir-
ty-fourth anniversary of Valley lodge
in Winsted.
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