The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-09

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 Mir. and Mrs. H. ". Sperry Of Short Beach announce the engagement of their daughter, Edna May, to MT. G. William Wiekstrom of New London, Conn. --...
 Walter M. Downes of this city, for mer reporter for the Register, and later on the Union staff. who went to Sara mac lake with a severe throat trouble several months ago, will return to-day. There has been no improvement in his condition. -.
 Invitations are issued for the mar riage of Miss Lucy Olivia, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert D. Thompson, to Burton H. Guernsey. The ceremony will be held on Wednesday afternoon, September 14, at 5:3O o'clock, at 125 Shelton avenue, where the couple will reside, and they will be at home after October 1.
 Many New Haven people, including several Yale professors, were among the guests attending the wedding of Professor Frederick Brewster Loomis Of Amherst college and Miss Florence M. Calhoun in Winsted yesterday. Miss Calhoun is the daughter of Rev. N. M. Calhoun, who performed the ceremony
 Dr. L. D Monks, who has been con- fined to his home with an attack of typhoid fever is reported as being con- siderably better Tn case nothing else happens the full recovery of the doc tor is expected. This will be pleasing news to his numerous friends.
 George l.. Connor, passenger traffic manager of the Consolidated road, is convalescing from a severe illness at his summer home at Pine Orchard.
 James J. Hogan, captain of the Yale football eleven for this fall, arrived in town yesterday morning to look after some of the preliminary details for the season. He will remain here several days, but is likely to go away before his troops report, about September 19. He has been at Chautauqua, N. Y, all the summer and is in fine condition. MT. Hogan will confer with Manager Spalding, Trainer M. c. Murphy and Coach Walter Camp while he is here.
 Miss Margaret Glennon, who has been visiting friends in Boston, has returned to her home.
 Miss Lucia Carter and Miss Hattie Carter of 542 Chapel street have just returned from months vacation spent in New York state.
 Miss May Coogan, who spent the sum- mer at .'Edgewater'' cottage, Morris Cove, left for her home in Hartford yesterday. She will attend Mt. St. Jo- |seph's seminary this season.
 John Y McDerrnott and Edward Gaylord Hubbel left yesterday for the St. Louis exposition.
 MT and Mrs. J. Theis and family, have returned to their Olive street home from visit to Mrs. Mueller of Bridgeport
 MT. and Mrs. James F. Campbell have returned from a trip to Gloucester, Mass
 Miss Fannie Alexander of Cedar street is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Miller of Atlantic City, and will be gone about three months. Harry F. Brown and Daniel s. Glad ding, 1904 Boardman, left yesterday morning for St. Louis. They will be gone about two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Thompson, 59S Washington avenue. West Haven leave on Thursday for their vacation, the Thousand Islands being the first objective point
 Mrs. Della Bloomingdale, of Lan- singburg. N. J., is visiting her nephew James Pollard, of DixweH avenue.
 Mrs. George H. Caldwell of 1SS Edge wood avenue is visiting friends in West Mystic, Conn. MT. Caldwell will join her later.
 George T. Audley of this city has returned to Chester, and will commence his duties as superintendent of the Am. erican Witch Hazel conpany's mills.