The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-01


 during Old Home Week. being a native of that town.
 James Matthews, son of John Mat thews of Ivy street, Branford, and Miss Nora Pope of Naugatuck. were mar ried in St. Francis R. C. church in that place yesterday morning Thomas Matthews of Stamford, brother of the groom, was best man: Miss May Welch of Naugatuck was bridesmaid.
 Mrs. Frank Holcomb of New York city is the guest of her parents on South Main street. Branford.
 St. Margaret's guild of Christ church, East Haven, will give an entertainment in the town hall of that place this af- ternoon and evening
 Miss Mabel Eoste of Montowese street, Branford. has for her guest Miss Violet Blogg of this city.
 An event of unusual social import ance will be the Churchill Underwood nuptials at Short Beach to-day. The bride is Miss Lillian Churchill, the groom being Thomas K. Underwood of Pittsburg, Pa. The ceremony will be performed by Bishop GoodselI of tie Methodist Episcopal church.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Marr of West Haven are visiting MT. Marr's sister, Mrs. Perry, at her home at Nyack, N. Y.
 Mrs. spinkal and Mrs. Frederick Spinkal, both of Philadelphia, are oc- cupying cottage at Indian Neck.
 Miss Minnie Smith of West Haven commenced her duties as superintend- ent of the summer schools Monday. The term will be seven weeks.
 William B. Hill and family of Great Harrington, Mass, are occupying the Briggs cottage at Indian Neck.
 Miss Edith Drake of Branford is spending a few days in New York and Catskill On her return Miss Drake will be accompanied by her niece, Miss Mollie Drake, who spends her summer in Branford.
 Mrs. James Bliss of Whalley avenue and her three daughters, Mabel A, Lil- Han A, and Gladys T., have gone to Westboro. Mass, for a two weeks va cation. On her way home she intends stopping at Windsor Locks for a few days.
 The Rev. K. A. Martin left Branford yesterday to attend the monthly mis- sion meeting of the Hartford district to be held in Ansonia and in Bridge port to-day.
 On Friday evening MT and Mrs Isidore T. Bulley celebrated the twen- ty-fifth anniversary of their wedding with a large reception at their home. 10S Ward street. They were married in 1878 by Rev. Dr. Harwood at Trinity church, of which he was. then rector. MT. Bulley is a well known business man here, and has been known in busi- ness circles for many years. During the evening supper was served, and Philip Conrad rendered some very fine selections on his Edison pionograph. There was also instrumental music. MT. and Mrs. Pulley received many hardsnrns and costly gifts from friends in this city and other places. A great many guests were present.
 Miss Myra Futile will go to North field, Mass, to-day, to be the guest of Mrs Alexander Irvine for week or two.
 Mrs. Harry Smith. who has been vis- .iting in Montrose, Pa, for two weeks. has returned to her home on Third avenue West Haven.
 Colonel and Mrs I. M. ullmar1 left their summer home at the Adler resi- dence in West Haven yesterday for the Maine woods to be absent three or four weeks The details of their trip were aiinosTiSes. several days ago.
 Mrs. W. B. Murray of Main street. West Haven, has gone to Watertown for a vsit.
 Miss Jessie Wortz of Spfingside ave- nue has gone to New York for two weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Judd of South ington, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. W. Battis of First avenue, West Haven, have returned to their home
 Miss Lena Caffrey, who for the past week has been visiting friends in Nau- gatuck. returned to her home on Foun- tain street.
 Mrs. Harry Evans of New York city is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs, N. Terhune of Rogers street, Bran- sord.
 This evening the members of the Congregational church will give a re- ception in the church parlors to the Rev. MT. Davis and his newly welded wife.
 Hugh Caldwell, who has been the caretaker of Christ church, West Ha- ven, for several years, has resigned, and his position will be filled by w. F. Baldwin, who commences his work on July 1.
 Court Stenograpfer and Mrs. l.. w. Cogswell will spend the month of July at their cottage in Madison and August at Lake Chanplain.
 Archie Lester of Richards street, West Haven, has gone to Mt. Washing ton, Mass, for a stay of several weeks.
 This afternoon, from 3 to 8 o'clock the Ladies Aid society of the West Haven M. E. church will hold sale of home made food, including ice cream, at the residence of Mrs. Caroline Newton, 38 \ Smith street.
 Magistrate--It will be either $10 or thirty days, Uncle Rastus. You can nave your choice. nonnah, an An reckon yo' had bettah gib me de money, sah.-Chicago News. SOLE LOCAL AGENTS