The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-17

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 Guests from New Haven. Guilford. Durham, 2Ieriden, Branford. Hartford, Portland. Me. Conway, Mass. and New York city were present at the wedding October Is in Waterbury of Eleanor Russell C lmp, daughter of MT and Mrs. Lester Milton Camp, and R. Les ter Wilcox at the home of the brides parents. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. Joseph Anderson D. D. The Episcopal service, with the ring, was used. The maid of honor was Miss An na 4. Perkins of Winsted, and the best man was Lewis c. Wilcox, brother of the groom.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Brett of Second avenue, West Haven, are entertaining Mrs. Cunningham of TyerhaIn, Mass. James o, Mckay of Alden avenue has gone to Boston, where he will remain as the guest of friends for the coming two weeks.
 The condition of Henry Garvey of Branford. confined in the Emergency hospital in this city as the result of an accident, is reported as being very much improved.
 Letters received from Ray Shumway of Alden avenue, frmerly foreman of the Pond Lily Dyeing works, on Whal- ley avenue. state that he is engaged in the telephone business in Albany, N. Y. MT. Shumway is occupying a very responsible position.
 4 fair will be held at the town hall in Cheshire, Friday, Saturday and Mon- day evenings, October IT, IS and 20, for he benefit Of the Catholic church. Change of programme each evening, ! commencing at 8 o'clock, followed by dancing; also ice cream and cakaa will be served
 Robert Meigs and Abner Newton of Durham returned Monday from the Gettysburg Washington trip and report fine time.
 Mrs. Gertrude Strong McClelland of Winsted was married there Wednesday to Robinson Lyman Vaill of Philadel- l phia. There was something of TO- nance in the wedding. They had been lovers when at school but Miss Strong welded a MT. McCIelland. A divorce was granted, and Wednesday her mar riage to MT Vaill took place. Mrs. Cooper of Montowese, who has | been visiting her mother, Mrs. M. B. Coe, returned to Durham yesterday.
 Arthur Baldwin and Herbert Sykes of Branford are contemplating a trip in MT. Baldwins automobile next week. They will stop at Middletown, Hartford and Springfield.
 Mrs Augustus Seward has come to spend the winter with W. H. Walkley i in Durham.
 Rev. Warren n. BigeloW, Beverly Monroe and Mrs M. Louisa Monroe of Guilford attended the one hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the Con- gregational church in North Branford Wednesday.
 A pupils recital under the direction of Miss Elizabeth H. Johnson, piano teacher, will be held at Pythian hall, Branford, in the near future.
 Samuel Greene, who was the recent guest of his parents in Mantle, return ed to Guilford Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Annie F. Perkins of Milford and Le Roy Clark of Greenfield hill were very quietly married Wednesday noon by the Rev H. H. Morse, pastor of the First Congrega tiorial church, at the home of the brides sister Mrs. H. E.. Chamberlain of Union street. Owing to illness in the Chamberlain home the wedding was very quiet. MT. and Mrs, Clark will reside in Greenfield hill upon their return from their honeymoon.
 In Putnam Wednesday Theodore M, Byxbee of this city son of John c. ByX- bee of Meriden. and Miss Edith May French. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fran cs J. French of Putnam, were married at o'clock at the home of the brides parents by Rev. Otis w. Foye of the Central Baptist church of Thompson. Mir. Byxbee is clerk in the internal reve- nue office at Hartford. His bride has ben clerk at the Connecticut School for Boys, at Meriden.
 James Toohey of Waterbury has &C., cepted 8 position with the H. Wales Lines company and began work on the addition to the M. I. F. works yester- day.
 Mrs Watson D. Kelsey of Guilford was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mar shall Johnson of Clinton, Wednesday.
 The Sharpe association of Branford met at Pythian hall last evening. The committee on entertainment had pre- pared an excellent programme. The athletic work under the direction oi Louis Lyerzaph of this city, was out
 lined.
 Mrs. Elouise Hatch, daughter of the
 late Henry Ellsworth Norton of Gull
 ford, was the guest of friends in this
 city early this week. Mrs. Hatch
 whose home is in California, was ac companied by her three children.
 The committee which is arranging fol rummage the week of October 20 fol Columbia castle No. 9, K. G. F.. O
 West Haven earnestly ask the mem bers to look up such articles as the!
 may have either in clothing, dishes anC furniture, and anything that is eithe , good, bad or indifferent that we coult , dispose of. Any articles can be left a the Booth Meat company's store, Grant avenue and Front street, where w store goods until the sale, or if Wort f or postal card is sent to any of tn committee a team will be sent to you f or your friends address. The commit tee, F. G. Buckley, Charles Crook, Johl 1 Dixon, Dr. C. l.. Kilborn, M. J. Barnes , A. w. Dwyer, Henry Gessler, E
 Thompson, H. Howard, F. R. Burn ! ham"
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