The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-22

his extended tour. He left New Haven on January 10 and has been to South Africa, partly on business and partly on pleasure. MT. Atwood was out of town yesterday and could not attend the meting of the finance board last night. He will be present next Thurs day night and at that time number of things which have been held sin abey- ance pending his return will be dispos- ed of.
 The marriage of Miss Julia Hoffman of Norwalk and William T. Sturges of Westport took place at the home of the brides aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. William J. Brown. 5S Wilton avenue, Norwalk, Wednesday evening. Rev. c. M. Selleck performed the ceremony. The brides attendants were Miss Ger trude Crosby of West Haven and Miss Lena Hoffman, a sister. The best man was Dr. William B. Wheeler of Vest port. The ushers were William Osborn of Westport and George s. Oxley of Long Island City.
 Rev. K. K. Brobery of Branford who has been i'll with severe grip cold, ] is much better and is able to attend to his parochial duties once more.
 Richard Cary, jr., has been appointed ] general secretary of the Sheffield Chris tian association for next year. 4 Miss Anna Driscoll of Branford Point who was quite i'll, has recovered and is able to be out once more, I The following men from 1905 $. have been elected to succeed the present j Io,7s of Cato Murray Cressler of Fort Wayne, Ind; Frederick Warren Kay of Pittsburg, Penn, Alexander Scott Mclean of Dan- bury, Conn.,, Kenneth Charles Ogden of Albany. N. Y, and Joseph Alden Sears of Wentworth, III. The new board organized as follows: A. s. Mclean. chairman. and J. A. Sears, business manager.
 l Miss Huldah Anderson, clerk in the Branford postoffice, who was confined to her home with a severe grip cold, is better
 Miss Florence M. Beecher of Howe street leaves Saturday for Tacoma, Wash, to reside with her only sister, Mrs. Judge Ford.
 L. E. Armtsrong, 1906 S.. has been picked as the fourth man on the four mile relay team to run at Philadelphia on Saturday.
 The party of guests of Robert C. Og- den of New York, whom he is taking ] by special train for trip south in the interests of education, started from New York Tuesday Among those who went were Rev. Prof. E. Knox Mitchell of the Hartford Theological seminary, i Rev. Dr. J. W. Cooper, formerly of 1 New Britain, Dr. George P. Phoenix of \ the Normal school at Willimantic, Rev. G. S. Dickerman of New Haven and Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr
 Miss Bertha Belser of Morris Cove, New Haven, was the maid of honor and Miss Iva Kelsey and Miss Emily Pearce bridesmaids, and Walter Cox of New 1 York best man at the wedding in Mer- iden Wednesday at St. Paul's church of Miss Sara Etta Roberts, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Roberts of Cook avenue, Meriden, to James Pearce of New York. formerly of Meriden. Rev. F. A. Scoville and Rev J. H. Holden officiated at the ceremony.
 John Dillon, about 80 years of age, walked from Norwalk yesterday to Winsted recently, distance of 10 miles, to attend the funeral of an old friend.
 The Rev. E. c. Tullar, pastor of the East Pearl Street church, New Haven, ofilciated at the prayer meeting last might in the Metfodits church, Sey- mour, by request of the new pastor, Rev. Nelson Edwards, who was unable to be present. This was the last public service at which the Rev. MT. Tullar will officiate among his old parishion- CTS.
 Samuel Steinmann, who has been as- sisting in his fathers bakery on Maple street, Naugatuck, has entered the em- ploy of the Gilbert Bakery company of New Haven, where he will learn the trade.
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