The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-22

Mr. and Mrs. Sajous give the first of their popular series of vocal pupil re- cftals Tuesday evening, April 25 at PA Orange street.
 Sheldon B. Thorpe, of North Haven, historian of the old Fifteenth c. ", is eonyalescent from a severe attack Of indigestion, which has laid him up for several weeks.
 Alfred E. Ives was at Indian Neck this week to direct as ti Improvements In progress at his cottage. MT. Ives is N. Y., and twenty-five years ago was principal of public school in Meridan. Edward Cowles, of this city, is visit ing his cousin, Frank Frisbie, of Meri- den. Ts-
 Mrs Emma Hughes, of Oxford. has re- turned from visit with friends in this city.
 Clarence Seymour Hut. Yale 1906, spent yesterday in New York city.
 F. T. Northrop. of New Haven, has bought the late Walter Williams farm on Christian street, Oxford, and has moved there.
 Carl Tomlinson and Alexander Mo Lean, of Yalefi are spending few days in Danbury.
 Wor has been received in Seymour of the critical illness of Mrs. John Lay den, of Glenville, formerly of Seymour. She has many friends here who hope for her early recovery.
 Ralph Crane, some of Selectman Ever cit L. Crane, of Poquonoc, is at his home for the Easter vacation of one week. He is to graduate from Yale in June. s+4a.an ts4 s -.
 The Milford boys who are students at Yale university and those attending Hopkins grammar school are enjoying 3 short vacation, resuming their studies April 27. A ~ +#..
 MT. and Mrs. Frank K. Wallace. of Bristol, have gone to Colorado Springs, where they have signed a yen-'s con tract for a theatrical engagement
 Dr. w. c. Vile. of Danbury, enter Wednesday. Dr. Shoemaker read pa per- He was colleague of Dr. Vile when the latter occupied the chair of surgery in the same college in 1887 George Post, and wife, of Pasadena, Cal in Nor-h Haven recently
 Howard J. Mandell. of Yale universi- ty, is at his rome in Ellington for a
 The Guilford Gun club held an all- day tournament at the club range yes tsrday. -5s++- Ellsworth sperry, son of Congress man Lewis Sperry, and Miss Edna Jen- nings, of South Windsor, were married Wednesday, afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. Will liam Jennings. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Charles Jaquith, pastor of the Congregational church. Only members of the families were present. The bride has been for the past two years a teacher in the South Windsor schools. MT. and Mrs Sperry Will make their home in Woodstock, Vt
 Mrs. Bertha Wilcox, of this city, has been spending several days in Madison, having her place prepared for summer
 Invitations have been received here for the marriage of Miss Madge, daugh- ter of Mrs. Katherine Bulford and Otis Thursday, April 27, at 1:S0, at the Broadway Christian church, Louisville. MT. Bunnell is 8 former resident of high school and of Yale Sheffield scien-
 Rev. William Blake. of St. Georges church, Guilford. has made arrange- ssbe held in the town hall on Friday evening, May 12. Miss Elizabeth Gaff- ney. of New Haven, the famous soprano, will sing; also Miss Kelly, of New York citX; and there will be selections by a. local cuartette.
 Former Congressman Lewis Sperry, of Hartford, and his bride and spending thsr in of Washingfen tba Msard be school, has spent her vacation ar Ter home in Holyoke. Miss Elsie Bates, also of the staff of teachers in the high school, has enjoyed the vacation with her people in Willimantic. Miss Bertha Coy,.o of the Milford Central school, spent a part of the vacation at the home of her brother in Brooklyn. a,, . grandchildren, of this city, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles In- gram in Forestville. Es ter of Lieutenant Totten, enjoyed va cation spent at the United States mili- tary academy at West Point. Miss Tot ten was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Lieutenant and Mrs w. F.. Ennis. Miss Totten reports a delight full time. and enjoyed every hour of her
 The marriage of Leroy S. Willard, a hat manufacturer in Danbury, and Miss Meme Sue Brown, daughter of Mrs. John Tweedy, took place at noon Wednesday at the Tweedy home on Fairview ave- nue, Danbury. The house was decorat- by a violin quartette. The ceremony was performed by Rev Harry Chamber lain Meserve, pastor of the First Con- gregationaI church. The bride was at- tended by Miss Mary Cowperthwaite, maid of honor. Frederick p. Tweedy was the. best man. The bridesmaids were Miss Marie Rogers, of Danbury, Norwalk. Miss Mariette Tweedy was the flower girl.
 Mrs. Oscar Chittenden and children are expected home in Madison to-day. They have been in Natchez, Miss, since
 Mrs. E. e. Coe, who has spent most of the winter with her sister, Mrs. MdlIDy, NGW afidVSUs IS once more dC her home in the Three Films house, Stony Creek Mrs. Coe has but recent ly recovered from a very severe attack of pneumonia, but notwithstanding her advanced age is getting strong again and is as cheery as ever. a+..
 Charles E. Scranton returned home to Madison from his wedding trip Tues- day. His wife will arrive later, when their new house is in readiness for their occupancy. ~~
 The news of the death of l.. l.. Stod- dard, of New Haven, reached Madison on Wednesday, afternoon. He died in Texas. MT. Stoddard was well known in Madison, having Summered there for several years and owned fine cottage on Middle Beach.
 Mrs. Henry Whitney's display of lilies now i'll bloom at her home in iDarien is remarkably beautiful. She brings a large sample of them to New Haven for Easter Sunday. Miss Anna Dickerman, of New Haven has spent the past week at Mrs. Whitneys home. Mrs Whitney Is to accompany Miss Dickerman home x to-day, to spend the Easter in New Ha- ven.
 Miss Ucella Shea. of Banksville, will spend her school vacation with her par- ents in this city. t &% . GETTING BACK AT SCANDALOUS
 CRITICS.
 Ex-President Grover Cleaveland has