The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-03

home, in a day or two. MT. Riddle is a graduate of Yale Divinity school.
 Justice of the Peace John R. Booth Monday evening performed the mar riage ceremony uniting Giovanni To- masso, an Italian laborer, aged twen- ty-seven years, and Carolina De An gelo, a pretty Italian woman of twen- ty-one years. The ceremony was per formed in Attorney Booths office.
 Mrs. Ina King of Noank, after under going an operation at the New Haven hospital, returned to her home Satur- day. She was accompanied by her at- tending physician, Dr. W. L. Rathbun.
 Mr. and Mrs Howard B. Welsh and children of this city are the guests of MT and Mrs. John Minor of Berlin.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Dayton and fam fly of Chapel street have gone to their cottage, the Oxford, at Wood mont, for the summer.
 Miss Annie Scanlon, who has been the guest of Mrs D. F. Mccarthy in Waterbury, returned to this city Mon- day to take up her duties in the Con- necticut training school for nurses.
 Editor J. Ashman Beaven of Milford has completed a short sketch of hu- morous nature which will be presented in the Milford town hall in short time. The play is original and will last about thirty minutes.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bir- mingham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. J. Birmingham of 132 Portsea street, adn Edward Grimley, took place Mon- day evening at o'clock, Rev. Father McKeon of Sacred Heart church per- forming the ceremony. Miss Sadie Birmingham was bridesmaid and Will liam Ryan was best man. After a months bridal tour Mr. and Mrs. Grim ley will reside at 166 Carlisle street.
 The Rev. William J. Slocum of Wa terbury will be one of the deacons of honor at the pontifical high mass to be celebrated at the dedication of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Hartford on Sunday, June 2.
 The Misses Carter have returned to their home in Meriden after few days visit with friends at their cottage at Indian Neck.
 Theodore WiIhelmy of Plainvllle has given up his place with the Plainville Baking company and will take a posi- tion with s. s: Adams of this city.
 Burton Barnes and Arthur Taylor of Plainville, who have been attending the New Britain high school, have given up their studies to take positions in New Britain.
 The delegates from Ansonia to the W. c. T. U, county convention at Mill ford, to-day. are: Mrs. Theodore San ford. Mrs. R. E. Lutes, Mrs. M. E.. Smith, Mrs. D. L. Parsons, Mrs. Charles Camp, Mrs J. w. Woodwork and Mrs. R. Y. Downs.
 Mrs. L. T. Lawton and family of at Short Beach to remain for the sum- mer. Secretary B. l.. Rogers of the Connecticut Telephone and Electric company, who returned last week from a business trip to New Hampshire, has joined Mrs. Rogers at Short Beach.
 Miss Belle Wakely of Bridgeport is visiting friends in Lawrence street for a eew days.
 Mrs. C.. A. L. Totten has returned from short visit with her son, Lieu tenatn James Totten, at Fort Mans field.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert McVean of this city are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Weed of Clinton.
 Dr. J. H. Townsend left yesterday afternoon for Washington, D. C., where he goes to represent the Connecticut state board of health at the annual conference of state boards of health and the United States marine hospital service, which will be held in Wash ington, June 3.
 Mrs. John A. Hardy of New York is visiting her daughter Mrs. T. S. Foote, in this city, for a few days.
 Richard Mckay and wife of New York are visiting A. J. Graf and fam fly of 61 Alden avenue
 Mir and Mrs. William Spencer of this city have opened up their summer cottage at Short Beach for the season.
 Miss Magdalena Kreiser of Jersey City is visiting MT. and Mrs. c. Gosch of Nash street.
 Chief Murdock Dingwall of Westville will attend the annual convention of fire chiefs to be held in Norwich on June 18th. He received an invitation several days ago. The convention is to last two days and all the chiefs of the various towns of Connecticut will at- tend. Ex-Mayor Hendrick of this city is the president of the association.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry O'Neill of Wal lace street, West Haven, entertained over Sunday Kellogg Durand of Bos- ton, who addressed the members of the Peoples church at the Hyperion Sun day evening on "Child Labor"
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Sarah Estella Bayqless to Frank Beckwith. The marriage will occur Wednesday evening, June 10, at o'clock.
 H. F. Blogg, a member of the firm of H. F. Blogg 6 Bro, will move into Judge H. l.. Hotchkiss' house on Foun- tain street in g. few days. The judge is having repairs made at his summer