The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-19

to-do and talented business man.
 Disappointment struck into the heart
 of the boys and girls of the Westvill grammar schol yesteroday morning . when the young messenger who wal
 sent out by Miss Kelsey, the principal
 reported back that the board of educa ton had denied them the privilege O
 going out for the circus parade. None
 of the children was excused unless they had had the foresight to secure writer statements from their parents, and few had the requisite notes.
 MT and Mrs. J. Anderson, of West Haven, have gone to their new home ir
 Waterbury, where they will reside. MT
 and Mrs. Anderson have been spending few days with Mrs Andersons par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. Eagles, of Court
 street
 Curtiss c. Atwel of Durham, for
 many years deputy sheriff, resigned his
 position yesterday morning, because he
 must devote more attention to his busi-
 ness.
 The engagement is announced of Rob-
 ert Brice and Miss Irene Strickland, of
 this city MT Brice is employed by the
 Mathushek Piano company, of West l f1dNeIl, ana MISS 6lIlCRldlu IS q very
 popular and we'll known young lady of
 this city
 Charles L. Beers, the well known
 piano dealer has a new store at 1SS Meadow street.
 Mrs. H. B. Perry and family, of this
 city, have gone to their pleasant sum-
 mer home on Chestnut Tree Hill, OK
 ford
 Miss Lydia B. Smith, of Montclair. N.
 J., arrived at East River Tuesday for
 the season
 The wedding of Miss Antinette Wood Montgomery daughter of Mrs. James Boyce Montgomery, of Portland, Me, to Dr. Lewis Fox Fuis ell took place yesterday at Simsbury, Miss Mont gomery is a sister of General Phelps Montgomery | George B. Munger and wife, who have been the guests of friends and relatives in New Hampshire, have arrived in East River.
 l Mrs. George H. Hubbard, of West Haven, is attending the graduating eX- ercises at Mt Holyoke college this week and is the guest of Mrs. w. S. Hawkes. of Springfield. They were classmates of 1883.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard B. Welch, of Campbell avenue, West Haven, have been entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Hart, of Berlin, Conn.
 Mrs. John Moren, of Whalley avenue, is spending a few days with friends in New York city. She will return satur- day
 Andrew Thomas, who was injured by falling from tree on Washington ave- nue, West Haven, while cutting 1.-the dead branches, is able to be out. He broke his wrist.
 Several of the city officials, including Park Inspector Comstock, Assistant Superintendent Sullivan, pr. Whitta ker and Dr. James Barrett, enjoyed a banquet at the Pleasant View hotel, Savin Rock, Tuesday evening" Man l ager John D. Pond served the banquet in bounteous and appetizing style, and | the several guests had a most enjoya- ble evening.
 George H. Kelsey is making fine | tennis court on the corner nf Center | street and Campbell avenue, West Ha- | ven.
 H. L. Stocking, formerly ticket agent | at Middletown, has been appointed by the officials of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad company to the position in Superintendent P. E. Bcwman's New Haven terminal office. MT Stocking is well known in railroad circles and recently was employed on the Southern railroad.
 Herbert Parsons, of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, is visiting relatives in Newtown.
 Miss Mabel Moody Mrs Sarah Hull and Burton Hull, of East River, have gone to South Hadley Mass, where they will attend the graduation exer- cises at Mount Hoyoke seminary. Miss Grace Hull is among those who will graduate
 Horace Chittenden, Yale 1900, accom- panied by two friends passed Sunday at Sea Cliff, East River, the summer residence of his parents, MT. and Mrs. George B. Chittenden.
 Union avenue. West Haven, has new house called "The Nest" so christ sned by one of the sisters of the owner Oswald B. Graham, who on Monday af- ernoon, in the presence of a few friends, made the necessary announce nent that he had found one to share it with him. The happy one was Miss Anna E. Gesell, of Westfeld, N J., who S now Mrs. o. B. Graham, of West Haven. The continued Illness of the pastor, Rev. N. J. Squires, prevented lis being present at the wedding, and Rev George H. Hubbard officiated in lis place. Miss Bertha Wildes, a teacher in the 'ublic schools of Newington is home or the summer. Mir. and Mrs Charles Lindley, of 'hurch street, are in Milford to attend he graduating exercises of the Milford igh school. Miss Florence Woodruff ister of Mrs. Lindley, is one of the raduates. Stephen Malone, whose residence on avenue, West Haven, was urned on Tuesday morning, expected r is wife, who has been visiting her par t nts in Springfield Mass to return t ome yesterday. MT. Malone lost all q is clothing. but the neighbors kindly tied him out with all the necessities, r nd yesterday he went to Springfield to r )nsult with his wife. l tast night the Original Nine assnci- ton celebrated their third anniver- W Try with a dance and shore supper at k [orris Cove. The party went down in W special car. r M Hyde of Camnhel1 avenua I