The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-10

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 MT. and Mrs. Campbell and Deacon Kilbourn have been appointed dele gates from Dwight Place Congregation al Sunday school to the twenty-third biennial State Sunday school conven- lion to be held in Norwich. November 10 and F.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Clara Sternberg of Albany, Ore, to AL bert Solomon oe New Britain. Miss Sternberg is niece of L. L. Rosen- berg.
 The Admiral Foote women's Relief corps No. 3. sewing society, will meet with Mrs. Thomas in Fair Haven on Thursday.
 News has been received in this city tos the marriage of Miss Cora M. Dud- ley of New York. and Charles R. Dor man. formerly of this city. The mar riage occurred in Boston last Wednes- day. the Rev. Charles B. Rice officiat- ing. MT. Dornan is a son of the late Royal o. Dorman. and was for several years connected with the Boston Buck board company in this city. He is now the travelling representative of a New York carriage house. Two sisters re- side here. Mrs William D. Weld and Miss Nellie I. Dorman of 349 Elm street.
 The New Haven Women's Golf club expects to play the Wee Burn club of Stamford tomorrow at the Country club. This will be the last match of l the season.
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Nellie Driscoll and Joseph Keenan, which will take place at St. Marys church Wednesday, Novem- Der 25. ,
 Mrs. Benjamin Bacon and Miss Doro- thy Bacon of this city have been visit l ing General and Mrs. w. A. Aitken at Norwich for some days.
 Mrs. Nancy Munson, who has spent the entire summer and autumn as the guest of Mrs. Lorenz Smith, leaves to- day for her home in Chicago. Invitations have been received in town sor the marriage Of Miss Mary O'Brien. eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. O'Brien, and Arthur Lewis, both of Stamford, which will take place at the Catholic church in Stamford Wednesday, November IS. Miss oBrien formerly resided in Branford and has great many friends there, who wish her every happiness in her married life.
 A musical entertainment will be given at the home of Mrs. A. H. Kolb, 179 Davenport avenue. this evening at s o'clock. to which Sunshine members and friends are invited. A donation of ten cents will be accepted to help along the work of the International Sunshine society.
 A literary and musical entertainment will be given by the hospital superin-t tendents of Westville union of the W. c. T. U. tomorrow evening for fund to be used in work among the patients A lunch will be served in connection with the entertainment. A small ad- mission fee will be charged and ice cream will be on sale.
 On Thanksgiving day Miss Mary Ade- line Barnett. daughter of the late Al bert B. Barnett, will be married to Wal ter Toothill of Meriden, at the home of her sister. Mrs. John Mansfield, SAP Howard avenue. W
 Mrs. John T. Kerrigan has changed her address from Campbell avenue, West Haven, and taken charge of the original nurses bureau at 54 Park street. ~.
 Mrs. L. M. Breen, who has been i'll in Washington since the beginning of the school year, is recovering. Junius c. Knowlton. principal of Winchester school. who has been i'll with typhoid, has recovered. and Isaac Smith. in structor of woodwork at Boardman, has been back at his duties for two weeks. Miss Jessie Scranton, supervisor of kin- dergartens. who has been unable to carry on her work sine eSeptenber 1, is raoidly recovering and will be able to resume her duties January 1.