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

Mrs. Carleton woodford of Bristol Is spending few days with her mother Mrs. Jabez Smith Of Broad street.
 Mrs. Carmen, who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Rich ards of Main street, West Haven, has returned to her home in Bay Shore, l. |.
 Miss Irene Hills of this city and AL bert Gessner of Stratford were married Wednesday evening. They will make
 Mrs. John Harrison has many antique Bridgeport their future home. things in her possession, among the number being paper published at the time of Washington's death, January 4, 1900, which has a very interesting ac- count of his burial and contains the many excellent things which were said at that time, also very touching poem which shows the esteem which the peo- pie had for the beloved president.
 Mrs. D. T. Welch of West Haven has returned from her trip to Washington, D. C., where she attended the D. A. R. convention.
 Frank Burwell, a popular clerk in the Milford postoff1ce, has resigned the po- sition, and James Lockwood will fill the position in the future. Mrs. Penfeld of Mystic was visiting old friends in the West Haven borough Wednesday.
 Frank Bieseigel of Woodbridge in- vited few couples of his married friends to go sleighing with inn, Mon day night. The night was lovely and the sleighing perfect. The horses and sleigh were prettily trimmed with straw and attracted much attention as they passed through town. Amid the jingling of bells and blowing of horns the merry party flew over the snow to this city, where they enjoyed an even- ing at the theater, followed by SUD- per. The party reached home at late hour, thanking MT. Bieseigel for de- lightful time.
 Professor H. I. Mathewson, superin- tendent of the public schools of Milford is victim of the grip.
 Last evening the Young Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church, West Ha- ven, met with Miss Harriet French, No. 610 First avenue. The young ladies are expected to bring their thimbles. Henry c. Schneider, now member of the barber commission of the state, is a candidate for reappointment.
 John Brown has sold his house on Main street, West Haven, to MT. Her. nance.
 Miss Matte Brown of Smith street, West Haven, is confined to the house with grip.
 MT. Bunnell takes great pleasure in announcing the greatest musical com edy, the Rays Hot Old Time" for March F, 13, IA, at the Grand opera house.
 The John S. Osborn company has started work on a summer cottage at Woody Crest for A. F. Butler. It will have seven rooms and will be fitted up with all Improvements, including bath room.
 Mrs. Eli Mix of 500 George street will open her house this evening for a whist party to be given under the man. agement of the Pequot council.
 Le Roy Harrison is the new substi- tute carrier on the local rural free de- livery route in Northford in place of William Donner, who resigned to give his attention to other business.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick c. Hull ar rived in New Haven on Tuesday from Detroit, Michigan, on their annual wis., it to relatives and friends in New Ha- ven and Danbury, MT. HulPs former home. Mr. Hull removed with his wife to Detroit four or five years ago and is the travelling representative of q large western firmfi. They are guests while here of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Ryder of Beers street.
 Charles Hoff of Northford was re- gently married to Miss Viola Lewis of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Maida Beetz of 764 Grand ave- nue left yesterday morning for New York, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Eugene Koch, for several weeks.
 Mrs. l.. H. Williams and Miss Daisy Cole of Northford have returned from an enjoyable visit to friends in New York.
 Mrs. Frederick L. Miner is expected home to-day from two weeks visit with friends in Dover, N. H.