The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-21

London Wednesday night on his way home after g. visit to Stonington, Wes- terly and Mystic.
 At meeting of Mason Rogers w. R C., of Branford, held Thursday after
 noon, it was voted to discontinue meet ings last of July and first of August Among the dainties sent by the corps tc l the Soldiers home at Noroton this week was a crate of strawberries from the 1 farm of A. E. Plant.
 ] A the Summerfield M. F. church par 1 sonage on Wednesday evening Rev. MT.
 Shackleton united in marriage Miss Nir-
 gie Swinl1 and Arthur H. Coe, formerly
 of Washington.
 Ward Bailey, the genial clerk of the
 board of health, has left town for New
 Hampshire, where he will spend a week
 or ten days.
 Miss Rochfort's Kindergarten school
 on Washington avenue, West Haven, closed yesterday for the summer Yaca- tion, and will reopen in the fall at the time of the opening of the public schools.
 Dr. w, c. Vile. of Danbury, brother in-law of Charles H. Loomis, the piano merchant of this city, is registered at
 the Grand hotel, Karlsbad. The rehearsals for 'The Dress Re- hearsal," to be given on June "A at the West Haven town hall, are very satis-
 factory to Miss Kelsey. The young
 people have entered into the spirit of
 the operetta with enthusiasm, and good results are expected next Tuesday eve ming.
 The young ladies from Wallingford who graduated from the State Normal school in New Haven this year were the following: Misses Grace Gilbert, Doren- da Beckett, Mary T. Brown and Chris tina Kahl
 Ethel chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, of Westville, will decorate the graves of its deceased members on Sum- day, June 29. The members of the or ganization will assemble at Masonic hall. Westville, in time to leave there at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and will march to the Westville cemetery. The address and the services will be made and conducted by Rev. J. Frederick Sexton, pastor of the Westvlle Episco- pal church.
 Attorney Jacob B. Ullman, of the board of education, will present diplo- mas to the members of the graduating class of Eaton school Thursday even ing, June 26 The exercises will be held in the hall at Hillhousa high school and an interesting programme will be rendered by the members of the class.
 John Mckay, of Blake street, West vile has been i'll at his home for four days. He is suffering with a form of lumbago.
 The president yesterday sent the fol- lowing nominations of postmasters to the senate: Connecticut, George l.. AL len, Middletown; William P. Leete, North Haven.
 Chaunsey Reed, of Forest street has visiting him his daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mir and Mrs. Day, of Philadelphia. They arg accompanied here by their three children. MT. Day Is connected with the centrel postoftice at Philadelphia.
 The marriage of Edward Eustace and Miss Nellie Goggins took place Thurs day in St. Mary's church After the breakfast MT and Mrs. Eus- -ace left for two weeks trip to Wash ngton and Old Point Comfort, and on their return they will reside at 1S3 5offe street.
 A sealskin sack valued at $270. the i of Mrs Dwight Moors, of Fountain street Westville, was stolen rom the yeard at the rear of her resi- fence on Wednesday night and was af- | erWards found by her husband careful [ y hidden at the foot of a tree 200 feet | listant, as if placed there by the thief | yho intended to return at a more op- [ )ortune moment and remove his booty. | The sack had been hung in the yard for
 summing and 1t was not missed until 10 . 'clock in the evening.
 verry pretty home wedding occur ed at the residence of Mir and Mrs. Twin Eldridge in Nut P1ains last Tues ay evening, when their daughter, Alice A., was united in marriage to George }. Lowell, of New Haven. The ceremo- y was performed by Rev George W. tanks, the Episcopal marriage form ba- ng used. Miss Edridge has been ac- i've in Christian Endeavor and church york in the Third Congregational hurch, of which she is member for 1any years. MT. Lowell is graduate f Yale university of the class of 1901 nd is at present assistant librarian at he Yale library. The wedding gifts Fere numerous and beautiful, testify og to the esteem in which Mir and frs. Lowell are held by a large circle of They will reside in Giul- ord