The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-11

Ivisiting in New York city, has returned
 home for a short time, but will proba- lbly return to New York in the near future to accept a position in a large
 business house.
 F. Chatfield, of the George M. Grant icompany, and his family have just moved into their new home on Orange street.
 Michael Goode, of Putnam, formerly
 of this city, was a guest in town We'd nesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fields, of Trum-
 bull street, are in town after spending
 the summer pleasantly at Rangeley
 Lakes.
 Edgar Moody, who has been spending the summer with his aunt, Mrs. Hop per, of Washington avenue, has re-
 turned to his home in Newark after g.
 pleasant stay. &i. er .s. ..
 Joseph R. French, of 225 Bishop
 street, is entertaining as his guest Luke w. Finlay, prominent lawyer of Mem
 phis, Tenn. MT. French and, his guest
 were classmates of the famous class of
 Yale '56, which had among it's members
 Chauncey Depew and Justice Brewer, lof the. United States court. MT. Finlay looked the high school buildings over. "Wednesday and professed himself very much pleased with them, and says there are no such school buildings in the south and proposed on his return there to call the attention of the Memphis de-
 partment of education to New Haven as
 a model to copy from, as it is intended to erect a new high school building ir
 his own city. .a... ae..& Mrs. Edwin Lettney ands Miss Jean lnette Lettney, of Union have, have gone
 to Warren, this state, for a two weeks
 outing. ..: .- ..ssi
 The Misses Ella Ullman and Alice Mo Cram, of Washington avenue, have re- turned from a two weeks visit in Rock
 away. .s..'.. S,,. I. ..e@Ss .... I Miss Margaret Stanford. of this city,
 is enjoying visit to New York and At I lantic City. &@ z.- se5.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fresenius and
 family have returned from a months sojourn in the White Mountains. < Miss Katherine Leonard is spending
 a few weeks vacation with friends in I Newark. 1 MT. and Mrs, Robert Keener and in liant son, Stuart formerly of this city,
 but now of Paterson, N J., have been
 the guests of Mrs. George Avis, of York lsquare the past week. X,
 MT. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan have Il returned from their wedding tour and
 are now at home' to their friends on \ Redfeld street.
 E. o. Randall and F. J. Heer, of Co., Ilumbus, O., spend several hours here on s Wednesday,. They left on the Richard Peck for New York.
 Misses Kittie Creegan and Katherine |Moore. of this city. have resumed. their school duties in Hartford.
 One of the very quiet weddings of
 the week at Willimantic was that of
 Miss Emma Louise Brierley, daughter Iof John J. Brierley, of 21 Oak street,
 that city, to Frederick J. Hall, Fof New Haven. The ceremony was performed s| yesterday at noon, in the presence of the intimate families only, by Rev !. H. NeWland, of the First. Methodist ] church, at the residence of the brides I father. The brides only attendant was her little niece, Miss Emily A. Brierley. I The young couple will make their resi- I dence at 63 Kensington street, this city, after short wedding trip. MT. Hall is
 a salesman for the well-known Hart ford firm of Williams & Cruttenden. l Miss Annie Moran of Waterbury, who
 has been the guest of Mrs Frank flaw ley, has gone to Madison, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Hawley, of Madison, They will go to Litchffeld for a two sI weeks visit.
 Miss Anna Hartley is spending a va
 cation with friends at Watch Hill and | Norwich. @F fSSz "
 I Charles N. Daniels, who has been ap- I pointed to the place of consul at Shelf l field. England. to fill the vacancy caus- ed by the transfer of Church Howe to be consul-genera1 at Antwerp, has been I eminent in republican party affairs in l Windham county for years He was I postmaster at Willimantic under the Harrison administration, has held the position of judge of probate for that I district. is at present a state auditor I and member of the republican state lcentral committee from the Seventeenth senatorial district. N x The marriage of Miss Alice Bird, of Branford, and William Grace. of New Haven, was solemnized at St. Mary's church in Branford Wednesday morn- ling. MT. and Mrs. Grace will reside in I IHlS clly. --. .}' .as.- t4a- ', 4 I Mrs L. A. Brown. of West Haven, is l visiting relatives in Westchester, this istate. 5szeatss ss.a~sggya+ .aa3s4, | Mir. and Mrs. s Richard Bradley, of Branford, are at Bethlehem, N. H., for a few weeks. l Miss Nellie Brown of Third avenue, West Haven, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Gertrude Brown, of Manchester this state. l James G. Palmer was a guest in lBranford Wednesday,, g 1 Harry Ellsworth, who is ill at his home in Branford with typhoid fever, | is improving. sE f ~. | Mrs. T. L. Powell, of West Haven, is recovering from three weeks sick ness. .. a1g5a&&, |. l Mrs. Louise Russell, of West Haven, | is visiting Mrs. Frank Woodruff, of Or ange. MT. Bradley, of Branford, aeeompa- nied by Superintendent Golding, will spend a few days in Montreal the last ! of the week. & \ Fry.s ftge vEvs.