The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
IFEMs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

ASd Other People Known fn This City
 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. -..=.. G. c. Doolittle of Hartford and F. S. oakes of New Haven have leased the Seymour house. Seymour, and are now in charge.
 Mrs. Ernest Wilson and two daugh- ters of New Haven passed Thanksgiv- ing with Mrs. A. D. Fairchild in Taun- ton. ..
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Day and fami- ly of Seymour will spend the winter at their winter home in Florida. They started on Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Ida Ferris of New Haven is a guest of MT. and Mrs. George Spencer of West Main street; Plainville. Miss Josephine Barry of Main street. Oakyille, who has been a resident of that village for the past few years, has resigned her position with the oakville company and is coming to New Haven soon to study for the profession of trained nurse at hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. New Lockery and Miss L4oekery of Rowayton spent Thanksgiv- ing with MT. Lockery's parents in New Haven.
 Mrs. Charles Thayer, who has been taking care of her mother in New Ha- ven has returned to Seymour, and MT. and Mrs. haper will go to housekeeping.
 Rev. MT. Heckzo of the German Lu- theran church of Humphrey street will preach to the children at the German Lutheran church, Seymour.
 Henry G. Brothwell of the mill office of the Coe Brass company and Miss Frances F. Farrar for several years in the office of the Excelsior Needle conn pany, were married at Trinity church in Torrington Tuesday morning by the rector, J. Chauncey Linsley.
 s. D. Dibble's stock brokerage office in the Burlington Arcade, Stamford, was opened for business again We'd nesday forenoon Mr Dibble now has connections with M. J. Sage 6 Co, a | New York house The Federal Stock and Grain company of Boston has made no settlement with Mr. Dibble's local creditors as yet, and there does not ap- pear to be much prospect of settle ment. Advocate.
 MT. and Mrs., Thomas Canfield of New Haven are guests this week of MT. and Mrs. Wesley Horton of Maple street, Bethel.
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Downs of Meri- den were the guests of MT. and Mrs, Matthew Leahy of New Haven over Thanksgiving.
 l J. M. Dowd, one of the oldest resi- i dents of Plainville, is Ill at his home. At St. Thomas church, Waterbury, Wednesday morning at 6:3O George Blair and Miss Nellie Horrigan were married by the Rev. Father Crowley. The bride wore travelling suit of blue, and Miss Margaret Porzenheim, acting as bridesmaid, was attired in brown. The groom was attended by his broth CT, Ernest Blair of New Haven. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was an opal ring, while the grooms gift to the best man were cuff links. Mir and Mrs. Blair will spend their honey moon at the brides former home, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
 l There was a fashionable wedding at the First Congregational church, Mer- i ident, at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, 1 when Miss Mabel Viola Lawton, daugh- ter of Mrs. Lyman T. Lawton, young lady popular in Meriden society, and i Edward Louis Montgomery, assistant principal of the Meriden high school, were united in marriage by Rev. A. J. Lord. The church was handsomely decorated for the affair with palms and white chrysanthemuns. Miss Law tons gown was of white crepe de chine trimmed with rose point lace. She car ried lilies of the valley and bride roses. Her maid was Miss Mildred Lawton land the nnatron of honor, Mrs. B. 0. Rogers. Blanche and Mary Lawton were the flower girls and they carried baskets of chrysanthemums. The groomsman was H. T. Montgomery, brother of the groom, and the following ushers: Arthur c. Smith, Howrd Stew enson, Burt Bissell of New York, Ward Pickard of New York, MT. Anderson of Clinton, Conn, and Paul Wolston of Hartford. Dr. F. l.. Lawton of Hart ford, brother, gave the bride away.
 Mrs. Harriet Bates of New Haven is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Bates in Georgetown
 MT and Mrs. J. P. Kent of Patterson were guests of their son, Towner, at New Haven over Sunday, and witness ed the Yale Harvard football game on Saturday. MT. and Mrs. w O. Taylor of Patterson were also guests of MT. land Mrs. Frank w. Hodge for the same