The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-23

Miss Maud Wolf Of South Norwalk, a
 gifted and versatile elocutionist, as-
 sisted. =
 George N. Rowe, who is connected with the department of charities and
 corrections, found a house full of friends Wednesday night. MT. Rowe
 had overlooked the fact that he had
 been welded just tWenty-eight years
 ago Wednesday. Mrs. Rowe and nu-
 merous friends had not. A delightful
 evening was spent.
 Eyeritt B. Clark returned home to
 Milford Wednesday from Omaha, Neb.,
 where with his wife he has been visit | ing with their daughter, Mrs. c. C..
 Mcdonald. MT. Clark came home to att tend the funeral of his uncle, the late
 Alfred Treat, and will remain here for
 month at least and perhaps longer. Harry Ellsworth of Branford has en- | tirely recovered from typhoid fever and
 has resumed his duties at the office
 building of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad. .4.- Harry N. Merwin of Milford has the | contract for erecting a cottage on
 Thompson street, Fort Trumbull Beach, for Mrs. Page of Watertown. MT. MerWin also has contract for build ing barn for Willis Guild, Wheelers Farms, to replace the one struck by lightning and burned some time ago. A very pretty wedding was that last
 evening of Mrs. Abbie Louise Spring | field, niece Of MT. and Mrs. John Os-
 borne, to Dr. Robert Stuart Peabody, I which took place at the brides home,
 Il DickerInan street. The Rev. Frank | H. Ra1l officiated at the marriage. | Henry K. Beach played the wedding
 marches during the ceremony. The l bride had but one attendant, maid | of honor, Miss Gertrude Norton, and
 the best man was Dr. Archie T. Bar | bour. The ushers' were Arthur B. Rus
 sell and John Edgerby. A reception
 was held from till 10, for few friends ! and relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Peabody left for a brief wedding trip, and up- l on their return are to live in their new home at Il Dieker1nan street, where 1 they will be 'at home" to their friends. | Dr. Peabody is well known dentist | in this city and is a graduate of the
 Baltimore College of Dentistry. Both the bride and groom have hosts of friends here, who unite In sincere
 wishes for their happiness in their new | life. Harry Beardsley and bride will make flying trip to Branford this evening.
 MT. Beardsley, who has held .proni- | nent position with the Citizens General Electric company of Lynn Mass, in Chicago, has now been promoted to the superintendency of the company's s plant in Battle Creek, Mich, for which place he will leave with Mrs. Boards
 ley tomorrow morning. Mrs. Andrew Buell., who has been wis.,
 iting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Me
 Knight, in Long Island City, N. r., has returned to Clinton.
 The annual thank offering meeting of
 the Branford auxiliary of the Woman's
 Board of Missions will be held in the lectrue room of the Congregational
 church this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. William F. Hill and
 daughter of Clinton are passing their vacation with MT. Hull's sister, Mrs.
 Johnson, in Providence, R. I.
 T. 44@ SOAACNLIOii OLE SItGllS
 has just been placed on exhibition in ! the Blackstone library by Rev. Henry N. Winkley. The collection represents the fauna of Branford.
 A very enjoyable whist was given by
 Miss J. CogsWell at her home TIT Lofn- bard street, October 20 Eight tables were in progress. Whist was played | until an early hour, when fine lunch was served.
 Among those present were Miss K.
 Bree, c. Gouin, J. Watson, the Misses
 Killiam, H. Eybel and Arthur Culver,
 Edward Carpenter, H. Forbes, B.
 Brokelschem W. Bree and T. E. Pow 1 ell. Musical selections were rendered by Miss M. Killian1, Miss Cogswell and MT. Culver, .15.f#--z '. The ladies' first prize was won by
 Miss H. Killiam and the gentlemen's ! by Edward Carpenter. Booby prizes | were awarded to Miss M. Killiam and ! E. BrokelSchern, 5E H Z