The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13

will be received by her aunt, who is
 mother superloress of the Urselne or- der.
 Invitations have been issued for the | marriage of Miss Julia Gertrude Cable, daughter of Mir. and Mrs c. W. Cable
 of Oxford, to George Walter James of Seymour. The wedding will take place
 in St. Peters church on Wednesday,
 June IS, at T. m,
 Mrs, Adde Phillips of Center street. West Haven, is visiting her friend Mrs Street, in Brooklyn.
 Rev. A. r. Irvine of Fair Haven was announced to give an illustrated lecture on Social Wreckage" in the Congrega- tional church last evening for the ben
 eft of the A. M. E. mission.
 Invitations are being sent out for the marriage of Albert Hayes Sharpe, M.
 D., and Miss Jennie Leola Seeley, at
 Davenport Congregational church on
 Wednesday, June 25, at o'clock.
 Rev. Patrick Daly, curate of the Plainville Catholic church. who has
 been assigned to the Sharon parish, was presented with $400 purse by his par ishioners Tuesday night. Plainville contributed $150 and Forestville and Pennington the balance. The reverend gentleman was much affected by the gift and accepted it with hearty thanks and expressions of gratefulness for the generosity and kndliness that prompt ed 1t.
 The notable event of the year in Cheshire and one in which many from abroad as well as at home take great pride and pleasure, is the anniversary exercises of the academy. They will this year take place on Thursday, June 19 Principal E. D. Woodbury has is sued invitations to his annual reception at Horton hall on Wednesday evening, June IS.
 Hon. Ephriam Williams, former state insurance commissioner, for several terms state senator, and judge of pro- bate of this town for many years, is critically i'll at his home in Stonington. He is seventy-six years of age and has been failing in health for some time.
 At the New Haven hospital yesterday afternoon it was said that the condition of Marcus E. Baldwin of Woodbridge, who is patient suffering from kidney trouble, was much improved and that he was resting comfortably.
 Mrs. John W. Nichols, jr, and son Arnold of Cherry Hill, Branford, are visiting relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The pastor of the Congregational church, Wallingford, Rev. J. Owen Jones, expects soon to bring bride to the parsonage. He is to be married next Wednesday to Miss Emma Julbe of at Taff nf the Broadway Tabernacle, pastor of the bride, is to perform the ceremony, at | which only her immediate relatives will | be present. A reception will be given at the Hotel Cambridge, Fifth avenue. | Rev. MT. Jones expects to be back in | time for the Sunshine services to be | given Sunday, June %.
 Mrs William Travis and Mrs. Mur- phy of Wilkesbarre, Pa., are the guests | of their sister Mrs. E. Hair, who is very | i'll at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Tyler of West Main street, Branford.
 With this month Principal James F. McCabe of the Colony street school. Wallingford, will have completed his consecutive year as 5CnOOl ledcueT' ' UT tne past Hlue SeaIS he has been teaching at the Colony street school, the other eight years hls services at teacher being taken up in different schools in Cheshire, including the academy in that place. In all those seventeen years of training the minds lf the pupils he has only lost two days in absence from his school duties through disability, a record that very few can boast of.
 The closing exercises of the Cheshire High school class of '92 will be held in the town hall to-day at p. m. The class has issued invitations for the an- 1ual reception in the evening at 1880 o'clock. The valedictorian of the class