The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-14

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 will meet in the parlors Of the church this afternoon at o'clock. The sewing for the afternoon is for the Mount Car mel home. Business meeting al o'clock.
 The marriage of Conrad T. Christmil- Ter. ex-manager of the Meriden and New Haven baseball teas. and Miss Mary Luby of Morgan street, will take place at St. Joseph's church, Mer1den, Wednesday morning, October 2S, at o'clock. Rev. John T. Lynch will per form the ceremony and celebrate nup- tiaI high mass. Miss Margaret Miller, sister Of the groom, will be maid or honor, and John P. Luby, brother of the bride, will be groomsman. Following the church ceremony a wedding break fast will be served at the home of the bride, after which the couple will leave on wedding trip. They will reside at 53 South Second street. ~ 1 A very pleasant surprise party was rendered to Miss Sadie Dorfman on Fri day evening, October 9, at her residence, IA Liberty street, in honor of the sev- enteenth anniversary of her birthday. The evening was spent in music and dancing. Musical selections were rem dered by Misses s. Dorfman, R. Topilts- | ky, and MT. Kampner. Vocal selections by Misses E. Dorfman, M. Kershaw; recitations by H. c. Chaser. An enjoy able supper supper was served at mid night. I. J. Ginsberg was toastmaster. Those who responded were MT. Sapor- tine. MT. Goodman. MT. Bremen and MT. Kempner. After dinner speeches were made by Samuel Bostwick. sub ject, Congratulations" and Herbert c. Chaser. subject. Our Country Miss Amar Whitten has accepted position in Walter Mains office at the West Haven town hall. , Theodore Roosevelt. jr., and Miss Alice Roosevelt, children of the presi- dent: Douglass Robinson and several others are visiting Mrs. William Shef- field Cowles in Pennington.
 MT. end Mrs. John Boyle of Second avenue. West Haven. have returned from vacation spent in New York city
 George Pond of Milford avenue, Bran- ford, and son, Walter, spent Sunday in New York with MT. and Mrs. Harry Pond. z.
 Mrs. R. T. Merwin and daughter, who have been at the short at Woodmont for some time. returned to their home here Thursday.
 The Amend Salter saloon on Main street, Branford, was attached Monday and closed up by H. Quintar of South Norwalk. Another person has made application for the place.
 G. w. Goodsell and family return to their Bridgeport home Thursday. Dur ing the winter their cottage, Rock Ledge. will be occupied by MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Ryder.
 Mrs. Cassidy of Woodmont. who for some days has been dangerously i'll, was yesterday thought to be more com Portable. E
 Miss Jennie Granson. assistant at the Branford telephone exchange, is spend- ing a vacation in Stamford and South Norwalk. Miss Lucretia Hubbard of Guilford is substituting at the ex- change. ---r Esez z..:-......5=zs B
 The Walmhurst assembly is doing zealous preparatory work for its dance to be given Friday evening. November 13. at Lenox hall
 Lawyer John F. Wynne of Emerson street. Westville. who for several days has been visiting his mother in Win sted. returned to his home Monday af- ternoon. ..s
 The Edgewood lodge. K. of K, held its weekly meeting in Masonic hall Mon- day evening. The delegates from the Edgewood lodge to the Grand lodge held at New Britain on October 20 are Frederick Roth and A. B. Sinclair. The alternates are Thomas Ridge and Hor- ace Dykerman.
 c. W. Chadwick of Branford and her sister will occupy the Cushman house at Short Beach for the winter. Mrs. Cush- man and her niece will leave early in November to spend the winter in the sunny south.
 Rev.SEben c. Sage, who lately resign ed his pastorate of the First Baptist church. is recovering from the effects of an operation performed on his throat in the New Haven hospital last Satur- day. and was able to see the members of his family yesterday. It will be few weeks. however: before he will be able to leave the institution and his son stated yesterday morning that his fa- ther would never be able to speak above a whisper. %
 Some 800 invitations have been issued by MT. and Mrs. David Edward Smith for the marriage at St. Peters church, Milford, at 4:30 p. m. Thursday, October 27. of their daughter Harriet Pauline, to Sanford Lewis Hotchkiss. Following the ceremony there will be reception at the home of MT. and Mrs. Smith, cor ner New Haven avenle and Gulf street.
 Misses Mary and Eliza Scanlan, who have been residing with Misses Ann Higgins of Branford for the past year, have moved to the residence of M. J. Quinn on Montowese street.
 Michael O'Nei1 of Harrison avenue, Branford, was taken very i'll Sunday and on Monday on the advice of two at- tending physicians. Dr. Gaylord and Dr. Tenny. was sent to New Haven hospital to be operated on. His condi- tion yesterday was pronounced as very good, and his recovery seems practical ly certain.
 Jacob Barthe1 of Southington, who was a resident of Westville about twen- ff-s-s-fs%iss4-s-FaSS-s%+4-f4++%