The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-06

take. the place Of Rev. K. A. Martin. resigned.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Edna F. Futile of Court street, West Haven, to L. c. Kelsey of Gull ford.
 Mrs. s. 4. Kinney of Norwich, great Pocahontas, and Mrs. M. L. Davis of this city, great keeper of records, of the Degree of Pocahontas, are visiting Mrs. Philip Guest of 24 Carter avenue. Meri- den.
 4 simple quiet wedding was cele- brated at Christ church at s o'clock yesterday morning. Owing to a recent bereavement in the brides family, only the intimate friends were bidden. The bride was Miss Ethel Stanton Frisby of 35 Beers street. the groom was Rev. Canon Frederick 4. Penfield of Quincy. III. The best man was Rev. Frederick M. Burgess, curate of Christ church and a classmate of the groom. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. Brinley Morgan! There was no reeep- tion.
 Miss Bessie Warner was given a sur PAAoC Os AtlA1G A1lElAOo gColCA1e19 Nl her camp at Woodmont. Among the party were the Misses Vera Dieker- man, Dorothy Burtis, Anna and Der tha Anderson, Elsie and Helen Tis- dale.
 Edward Whiton of Wallingford. whose term recently expired in the United States army, has re-enlisted and is now stationed at Fort TrunbulI, New London. .,s -
 N. F. York, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Fenton at Yorkville, Berkshire hills. has returned to his home on Campbell avenue. .e....%s
 A good sized party of ladies assem- bled at Miss Bostwick's studio. Bran ford, Tuesday afternoon, to listen to an informal illustration of physical cult ure by Mrs. M. Landen Ried of New York city, now summering on the Bran ford coast. s%
 Sergeant John Frawley of the United States cavalry, former Meriden young man, who is staioned at Fort Cassisno, Montana, has sent to his aunt, Mrs. Maloney, 23 Spingdale avenue, of Meri- den, five sets of buffalo horns which were taken from buffaloes killed by Tn- dians in Montana near Fort Cassisno. The horns are on exhibition in R. E. Byrne's lunch room, SS West Main street.
 Miss Ruth E. True of Rochester. N. H r., is visiting with MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Miller in Meriden. Miss True is the eldest daughter of the late Profess sor B. O. True, who was for many years pastor of the First Baptist church in Meriden and who preached many times at the Calvary Baptist church, this city.
 John Brown. the harness maker on George street, along with Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown are spending the month of August at Newtown, Conn.
 Miss Bertha Bernstein of the Charles Monson company has returned from two weeks vacation spent in New York state.
 Misses Adele and Frances Hodgdon of West Chapel street are spending the summer in Maine, where they are visit ing relatives and friends.
 Miss Zella Eyeritt of George street is the guest of friends in this city.
 The many friends of Mrs. Oliver H. l Bishop of Branford will be pleased to hear that she has returned to her home after several weeks stay in the New Haven hospital. where she underwent a successful operation and is now greatly improved in health.
 Mrs. Mendle of Beach street, West Haven, has been entertaining her moth- CT, Mrs. L. A. Spier, of this city.
 c. l.. Moffett. prominent lawyer of Plaineeld, N. j.. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. I. I4insley of Linwood, Branford. %T"
 Miss Olive Russell has returned from her visit to Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Henry c. Platt, formerly of Broad street, Milford, and her son, Judge Harrison G. Pratt, left Milford Tuesday for their home in Portland, Ore. &3 %a
 Mrs. Coates is entertaining her moth- CT, Mrs. Taylor of Glastonbury.
 Herbert c. Mix, the Main street mer- chant of WalIingford received word yesterday morning from his clerk, Jacob