The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-02

And Other People Known i'm This City
 Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.
 Rev. F. R. Luckey. pastor of Hum
 phrey street Congregational church,
 with his wife and son, will leave next
 Monday for stay in the Adirondacks.
 They will stay at Saranac Inn, Sara
 nae Lake, and will be away two months ] in that splendid region enjoying nature 1 in its wildness and grandeur. Dr. s. Hartwell Chapman of New
 Haven and Miss Helen Baldwin of Dan-
 bury were married on Monday at the
 home of the brides parents, MT. and
 Mrs. B. M. Baldwin, 70 West street,
 Danbury. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. Robert Carter of Wash ington, Conn.,, cousin of the bride. I The wedding was a very quiet one, only
 half dozen relatives of the parties | being present. MT. and Mrs. Chapman | sailed for Hamburg from New York yesterday morning. Mrs. Chapman
 comes of wealthy family. and moved
 in the best society in western Connec- | ticut. Her father is druggist of Main street, Danbury.
 The East Haven school committee
 has reappolnted Myron Schermerhorn principal of the district. This is the
 principals second year and his work
 has been very satisfactory to the school
 committee and the parents of the school children. The following teachers have 1 also been reappointed: Miss Alice NJ. Sanford, Emily Richards and Alice T. Minor in the Union district; Miss Mary M. Irwin in the FoXon district. Postmaster Howarth yesterday ap- pointed five new clerks and three sub stitute carriers. The clerks began work
 at the Dostoffice yesterday morning.
 The clerks are S. F. Hughes, T. E.
 Powell, R. M. Reilly, A. E. Culver and
 E. Stevens. The new carriers are E. P. James, J. E. Mclaughlin and J. H. Reilly. They are all appointed from the substitute list. New clerks are
 badly needed at the postoffice to handle the vast amount of mail matter receiv- ed there daily.
 Professor William F. Blackman a
 prominent member os the faculty of the Yale Divinity school has left the
 university and he may accept the pres idency of a college in Florida. He
 came to Yale about six years ago from
 Cornell and was appointed instructor in ethics and social science in the Yale Divinity school. He has since remained in that department and has had charge of work in the Yale graduate depart ment. His contract at Yale recently expired and was not renewed. It was
 understood that he had other plans. He was offered the appointment as presi-
 dent of a Florida college at Winter
 Park. This was followed by his de- parture to Florida for short stay. He has not yet decided about accepting the office.
 The three delegates. Daniel Darhen,
 James M. Reynolds and John A. Dunn, who are to represent the local Holders union. No: 60, at the international con- vention at Toronto. Canada. which opens on July ', leave to-day for North Adams, Mass, to attend the meeting of the New England conference board, which is held there on July and 1. hlll kVssCIlSl "lIll lliG sCSL ol I+%S uSiC- gates to the conference meeting will leave North Adams on July and pro- ceed by way of Buffalo and Niagara Falls for Toronto. It is expected the convention will last two weeks. Colonel Isaac M. Ullman. Mrs. Ull- man, MT Brown. of the firm of Mar shall Field & Co.,, of Chicago, and Mrs.
 Brown, will leave for the Maine woods to- day to be absent for a month. They will be joined by a guide at Moose head Lake and from there vii penetrate the forests of Maine to distance nine ty miles north. They will fish and hunt and expect to have glorious time. They will see the widest part
 of the state before returning. Postmas- ter Howarth was to have accompanied the party but is detained by business. c. E. Hoadley of Lake Place has rented the Leroy Beecher place in Woodbridge, Meadow Brook farm, and will, with his family, occupy it this week.
 Samuel Stovin sails from New York for Germany to-day on the steamer
 Kronprinz Wilhelm.
 MISS lQd DdFlS, WlIn her COuSlH, MISS Bertha Davis, both of Brooklyn, N. Y., are the guests of Mir. Bowman and MT. Pashelinsky of this city and will re- main week.
 A Sunday wedding was that of Miss Margaret A. Conner to Frank Daley, which occurred at St. Patrick's church,
 the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father O'Brien. Mir. Daley is em- rloyed as conductor on the Fair Haven and Westville railroad.
 Theodore F. Shumway and family of Alden avenue have returned from the shore where they have been staying for few weeks.
 Mrs. Louis Saxon of New York will be the guest this summer of her broth CT. Samuel Bush. She will spend her vacation at the shore.
 Miss F. J. Augur of Woodbridge and the teacher of room No. in the Vest ville grammar school left Monday