The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-23

| ! years. He was born in North Brantord and is A son of George l.. Ford, the del- egate from that town to the recent con- l stitutional convention. He is a grad nate of the Sheffield scientific school at New Haven, 9nd member of the con l necticut Society of Civil Engineers ana | has contributed many papers on import ant subjects. He is also the Hartlofu weather observer, appointed by the
 United States weather bureau, The salary of the new position is S3,0oo a year,
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Lines and Miss Crittendent of this city are the guests of Mrs. F. H. Clark in East Morris.
 Miss Myrtle Gray and Patrick Nolan l were very quietly united in the bohds of holy matrimony at St. Mary's church | in Milford yesterday morning by the Rev. P. H. McClean At the conclusion of the ceremony a reception took place at the home of the grooms mother, Mrs Daniel Nolan of Gulf street MT and Mrs. Nolan were the recipients or many handsome presents. Upon their return from their wedding trip they will reside in Milford.
 The picturesque Bradley place on Woodland Heights, Bristol, occupied by Samuel B. Harper, has been sold to Lester Kimberley of West Haven. Ernest Taylor, who has resided at Fort Trufnbull Beach for several years, moved his family to Stratford yester- day.
 Mrs. George Merriman of Bristol has gone to her cottage at Sachen's Head.
 Mrs. White of Lafayette avenue, Mil ford, is suffering from painful wound in her hand which she received by com ing in contact with rusty nail. Edward Clark of East Morris has come to this city to be for the present with his brother, E. H Clark.
 Miss Caroline L. Loomis, sister of Mrs. James F. Killam of Willow street, sailed on the Trave last Saturday for Gibraltar, for a three months tour ot Europe She was accompanied by her friend. Miss Fannie Mather of Suf1ield, this state.
 The Connecticut Forestry association will hold public meeting at Unity hall, Hartford, next Monday evening at 8 o'clock, when Professor H. S Graves, director of the Yale Forestry school will deliver an address. There will be brief addresses by well known citizens of Hartford interested in forestry and Horticulture.
 The last meeting of the season of the Winonah Whist club was held Tuesday evening, May 20, at the home of the Misses Sargent 69 Dickerman street A most enjoyable time was spent by all. The lady's prize was won by Miss Lil- Han Sargent, and the gentleman's prize by F. R. Johnson. After the regular prizes had been awarded the hostess surprised her guests by bringing forth a basket full of bundles. The person with the lowest score had first choice. the next lowest the second choice, and so on until everyone had chosen bundle. Those present and what they found in their bundles are as follows: MT. Bosser, pair of eyeglasses; MT. Barnes, Japanese umbrella MT. Ruickholdt, fan; MT, Potter, a watch; MT. Hanson, d ring; Mrs. F. J. Bossler, a music box; Miss Lillian Sargent, an automatic steam whistle; Miss Lillian Ernestina Armstrong, pound of Huy- lers best; Miss w. Sargent s10 in pa per; Miss Peck, mirror; Miss Minnie Korn box of Massachusetts best candy.
 Guests in Branford in the early part of the week were MT and Mrs Mcclure of New Haven, and Miss Conroy of Wallingford who were entertained by the Leahy family of Ivy street.
 The marriage of Miss Katherine Nor gan Rowland and George Lauder, jr,. of Pittsburg, Pa, took place in Green wich yesterday The ceremony was wit messed only by relatives, but large re- ception followed, to which many of the millionaries of New York and Pittsburg were invited. The bride is the young est daughter of George Rowland of the firm of Tilghman, Rowland & Co.,, of Wall street and a niece of ex-Gover- nor F. D. Morgan. The bridegroom is the only son of retired capitalist and a very popular Yale graduate. The bridal couple will spend their honey moon on MT Lauaer's yacht Endymion, which is now in Greenwich harbor. . Mrs Henfy' Whitney, Mrs. l.. R. ivnal and Mrs. T. S. Dewitt were among the Branford people present at the state convention of the Woman's Congrega- tional Home Missionary society in Plymouth church in this city on We'd nesday.
 Among those present at the delight ful reception given by Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson at her residence Wednesday evening in honor of Professor and Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley of Yale were President and Mrs. Hadley, Professor and Mrs. Thomas Day Seymour Mrs. Hitchcock, Professor Samuel $. San ford, Professor Yandell Henderson and Mrs. Isham Henderson, Professor and Mrs. Morris F. Tyler Professor and Mrs. Arthur M. Wheeler, Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury. Rev. and Mrs Stewart Means, Mrs. c. Brinley Nor | gan, Charles S. DeForest, Mrs. Henry F. English, Dean and Mrs Herbert Smith of the medical school. Mir. and Mrs Frank H. Shell, MT and Mrs. Arthur B. Morrill, Mrs. Norris G. Os- born, Stanley Knight and Mrs Knight, the Misses Parmelee Professor and Mrs. Thomas H. Russell, the Misses Sanford, the Misses Phinney, Dr. and Mrs Ely, MT and Mrs. Mcclellan Mat 1 thewson, Pierpont Foster, MT, and Mrs. | Mac airland, MT. and Mrs. Alfred N. | Wheeler, pr. and rs. C. Warrington | Vishno- Miss Munson, MT MacCurdy, | F. Thornton Hunt Miss Anne Day and l MT and Mrs. T. M Prentice.
 
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