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

 Railway company and is now bag gage master on heNNew York, New Haven & Hartfdd railroad, having q run on the mainline. His bride is the daughtersof Mrs A. x. Rudd of West Colt street. The newly married couple will make their home in South Nor walk, which is the terminus of MT. Champion's run.
 Miss Nellie Heating of151 Saltonstall avenue is visiting relatives in Spring field Mass.
 Mrs. Frederick cone and daughter of Orchard street leave today for Indian Neck. where they will spend the sum mer. Mr. Cone. vho is connected with l the printing department of Howe x
 stetson's, will spend Sundays at the shore.
 Mrs c. A. Mycock her two sons and two daugAters will spend the month of August at he Wilson house on the shore of LaEe Waramaug, In New Preston, Conn MT. and Mrs. Maycock will have ai their July guests the formers parents from Buffalo Mrs. charl9te E. Wright of this city | is a guest ofINfrs. Harriet J. Bodge of Asylum stret, Hartford Mrs. Wright was the natSnal secretary during Mrs. Bodge's ter as nfionaI president of 'ilines Eufna1ii D iiseif5s 7s5yUs. Charles VI coolsIey of Hartford and
 Miss Grace snnniag Stevens of Clinton were niarrild on Monday at the home iof GeoIge 4. Stevens, father of the bride. Fhecerenbny was performed by Rev. Pr. Delzell pastor of the First Baptls church. Clinton. The bride
 was attended by her sister, Miss Edith H. skvens, while Leonard IL. vos- burglIof Hartford acted as best man. Johi Spencer Camp, organist of the Farkchurch Hartford, and director Of the Philharmonic orchestra of that city, will ail for Europe. Saturday. He will spenl the summer in Italy and Ger man and Will return in September Geeral Asdrew H. Embler of the $. N. E Telephone company was agreed bly, surprisd Monday morning by the offlers of that company with present of birthday cake containing seventy ci@rs, in pken of his seventieth birth dar.
 1 coming marriage of interest is that of Miss Clara A. Crockett of Orchard street and Rev. Frederick Raymond Mmiltoi of New York city
 
 Sa;s degree at Yale this June, left New fay yen yesterday morning for his home n Wiseonsin. He will stop at Cleye-. land, O., en route to make arrange ments for an abiding place in the fall, when he will assume his new position as instructor in history at the Western Resrve college in Cleveland,
 M. and Mrs. Charles F. Gross and Mis- Leontine Thomson of Hartford saied yesterday for Europe. Miss Tfsmson will join friends there and M. Gross and his family will return tie latter part of August.
 William H. Moore, general delivery X z in the postoffice. has just return x rom q six weeks vacation, which E spent in Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
 ldwater Mich, and Detroit He ant away for his health, which has ecome very much improved by his rip. He was accompanied by Mrs 1oore, and they report having a very njoyable time.
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Donneily of this ity are guests at the residence of Mrs, father, A. M. Bidwell, South lain street, Middletown
 Miss Esugenie Milford of Branford as for her guest Miss Genevieve Giehl,
 schoolmate. Miss Giehl was gradu- ted from vassar college with the class f 1902
 Rev. Joel $. Ives and family of Meri- en came this week to their summer ome at Haycock Point, Branford, rhere they will spend the hot months. MT. and Mrs. Charles Phelps Will ans of Brooklyn, N. r., announce he marriage of their daughter, Miss -ate Mallory, to Dr. Henry Perkins Ioseley, Yale '94, son of Seth H. Nose sy of S6 Wall street, this city. The 7edding occurred yesterday at Ii clock, at Uortchester, N. Y, the off, iating clergyman being the Rt. Rev. frederick Burgess, bishop of Long Isl- nd. The bridesmaids were the Misses can Palmer, Louise Rogers, Cora 1allory and Eunlce Mallory. The ush- IS were Dr. A H Gardner, pr. L. R. Williams, pr. c. M. Williams, Yale 's2; ,r. Fl, H. Pelton, William R. Wright, ale 94, all of New York, and Profess or E. B. Reed of Yale university. The roomsman was g. brother of the room, William H. M6seley. Miss Will ans is a graduate of Smith college, \ las or; Mosela' Sssat-