The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-15
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{ Station 4, and Miss Ellen L. nicGuin- ness To-dny-ScmI-Annua Meeting of Brotherhood of Relief This Evening.
 Charles J. Malloy of No. Lyon str ia day clerk at Station A, will be mar ried this morning to Miss Ellen Louise, daughter of Mrs, James MeGuinness of 3SS East street. The ceremony will take place at St. Patrick's church and the Rev. John Russell will officiate. MT. Malloy was transferred from the main office last October and has since been a faithful and efficient clerk at Station. A and his friends will bestow their best wishes upon his approach ing marriage. The bride, has been for i've years a teacher in the. public schools and of late located at the Ham ilton school. A brother of the groom Edward J. Malloy-wilI be best man and a sister of the bride, Miss Alice McGuire, will be the bridesmaid. Af- ter the ceremony there will be a recep- tion for relatives and a few intimate friends at the home of the brides mother and in. the afternoon the couple. will leave for New York for a two weeks wedding trip. They are to go to Albany by steamer, thence to the Thousand islands, then to Boston, re- turning to New York and New Haven, by steamer. A prettily furnished home awaits their return. The. couple have oIPnod dty r~aaaiHod n boa ..p very handsome and useful gifts. They have great many friends and all will wish them happiness and a long life together.
 The Home Councils, Brotherhood of Relief, are, to meet this week The semi annual meeting of Councils No. 1, 2 and 3 will be held this evening at the store of Francis Brothers, S7 Grand avenue, and the semi annual meeting of Council No. 10 will be held Friday evening at Polar Star hall.
 Rev. and Mrs. Cary Erickson of 72 Woolsey street are at Canton Center, this state.
 M. !. Benton and family of Grand avenue have gone to Castleton, Vt.
 Captain Horatio Pond of AS Clinton
 
 avenue has gone to Long Island.
 Miss Eva J. Case is at Canton Center, this state
 Captain Charles E. Thompson and family are at The Breakers, Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hubbell of Clinton avenue have gone. to Crescent park, Morris Cove. N
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine and family are enjoying a vacation at East North field, Mass.
 Mrs. M. W. Phelps is stopping at Morris Cove.
 Eugene Lang and family are stopping at West Haven.
 Mrs Mary J Deforest is stopping at Middlebury this state.
 ! W. H. Way and family are at West. Haven.
 <, Anthony De Matty, the well known boot and Shoe merchant, corner Grand avenue and East Pearl street. will sail for Italy Tuesday, July 2f. He intend-s ed sailing next Friday, but was unable to secure steamer passage. He will visit his old home in Genoa, and will also stop for considerable time in Naples and Rome. MT. De Matty will be away ten weeks or two months. His
 many friends wish him good health and a very enjoyable season of travel. T. c. Jefferson has rented his cot tage at Short Beach to a MT. Mooney. for a year. Mr,Jefferson was unable to take his family to the shore this sum- rner owing to the illness of his daugh- ter.
 Jefferson & Co. are painting the new cottage of Mrs. Q. A. Rose on Fair mont avenue. The company are also finishing the painting of the office and other buildings of the Fair Haven & Westville Railroad company, at West Haven. This work has been in prog ress for month and has been a big job. They are also repainting Mrs Henry Palmer's house on Quinnipiac avenue, are repainting John c. Tuttles residence and have just completed re- rainting the residence of Mrs. George W. Baldwin. all on the same avenue. Jefferson & Go. completed on Monday repainting house for James kinney cn James street: are painting a house for the Coolidge estate on St. John street, have completed repainting two houses located near the former olds' bakery on Chapel street for o. Carroll, and are painting the new house on 1 ctt,ar,,,s,,, avani,sF raoanflv S0ld htyss Ina