The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-08

forestry employed on the continent oL Europe. The results of these studies will be used in connection with the work now being done in the Yale For est school He also will visit the more prominent forest schools and museums in Germany. Austria. Hungary ana France and collect books for the forest school library, instruments for the school laboratory and material for the illustration of his lectures. His head quarters while abroad will be at the University Of Munich, where he stud Jed some years ago. The absence or Professor Graves from the Yale sum- mer school of forestry, which will be held as usual in Milford, Penn, Will leave the school under the direction or Professor Tourney. Professor Graves has been at West Point for several weeks in charge of the Yale senior class work in connection with the gov | ernment reservation there.
 | Anthony Rockwell, formerly in the merchant tailoring business on Center street, who has been in impaired health for some time. is improving ana able to be out again.
 Mir and Mrs. Watson Stone, of Bran ford, who have spent the entire win ter and spring in the sunny south, re- turned to their summer home by the sea at Short Beach the first of thls week.
 A life-like oil portrait of the late John Addion Porter, secretary to Pres 1 ident Mckinley, is on exhibition at Ripley's gallery, Hartford, where II will remain for a week. It was paint ed by Charles Noel Flags for Mrs. Jo- sephine T. Porter, MT. Porter's moth CT, and will be hung in the library building at Blandford, Mass, which was built by Mrs. Porter several years ago as memorial to another son.
 Mrs. c. Hagelheimer, of Branford, IS conveIescing after long illness and was able to be cut of doors Wednes- day for the first time inmo nths.
 Mrs. G. B. Bunnell entertained her nieces, Mrs. John Dickens, of Danbury. and Miss Alice Brinsmade, of Ansonla' as her festival guests.
 mong those from Branfordwho at tended the annual May day party giy- en by the Baptist church society in Montowese on Wednesday, were the Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Simonds and MT. Cullen Foote of Short Beach, Mds. F.
 St. John Fitch and son, David, MT.
 and Mrs. Thomas Ward, Mrs. H. W.
 Hubbard and Miss Hubbard, Mrs. J.
 S. Moore and Mds. w L. Moore, Mrs.
 W. T. Flanders and Mrs. W. N. Smith.
 Judge W. K. Townsend has returned from his long sojourn in Arizona and
 California, and is holding court in New
 York.
 The marriage of John Mcdonald and
 Miss Mary Lonergan, which was to
 have taken place Wednesday, has been
 postponed. It was the intention of
 Mr Mcdonald to have a cezy home
 pdepared for the reception of his bride,
 but was unable to prepare it in time
 for the wedding to take place as first
 announced. It was decided to wait un-
 til the house was completed and then
 have the wedding take place. MT. Me
 Donald is a carpenter and both he and
 Miss I.onergan reside on Wheeler
 street.
 A reception was given in honor of
 Rev. George B. Cutten and wife at the
 Howard avenue Baptist church We'd
 nesday evening by the young people ot
 the church. A banquet was given
 covers being laid for one hundred and fifty guests. MT. Cutten, having re- . gently returned from abroad, where he
 had been travelling through the holy land. Toasts were made by J. M
 Wells, Deacon c. M. Chapman, w. M Steele of Yale, w. H. Partello, Rich. ard Jones, John Dicklow and Rev. G B. Cutten. Informal toasts at the last MT. J. M. Wells of Yale university act ed as toast-master.
 Orders from the adjutant general an nounce the resignation of First Lieu tenant and Captain Emil A. Gesner Second Company Governors Foo Guard. Major Albert M. Johnson il } ordered to call meeting for the nom ination of a candidate to fill the va } cancy.
 3 The wedding of Miss Rose Isabell , spickers, daughter of MT. and Mrs r William Spickers, of Paterson, N. J. . to Robert A. Bright, formerly of thi 5 city, occurred last evening in Paterson
 N. J. Miss Annie spickers, sister :, the bride was bridesmaid, and Fred r Page, of this city, best man. The cou l pIe were the recipients of a large mum T Der of beautiful presents. monA those present were: Mr., and Mrs , Robert c. Bright and family of thi 0 city; MT. and Mrs. M. c. Adams c r Pittsburg, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Todd o - Paterson, formerly of this city; MI ,. and Mrs. Bright will take Europea
 trip during the summer and will b - home to friends after October 1. MI q Bright is the son of R. c. Bright, ( D Elm street, graduate of Yale Scient - fic school and now a teacher in Chris S tianity in the Paterson High ,schoo e BAKERS DEMANDS.
 l. Want No More Night Work-Mol