The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-06
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Trip to the Bahama Islands-ThOmas P. O'Dea Gone to Great Darlington Social and Personal Items.
 The republican caucus Tuesday even ing was held at a barber shop in Pine street near Blatchley avenue and was largely attended. Years ago the caucus 1 in this ward was only a small arfair, sometimes not over half dozen at tending, but in recent years there has been more interest Many who reside down at the eastern end or the ward i find it inconvenient to walk half mile as far west as Blatchley avenue and i not many from that section were i'll at tendance Tuesday, These caucuses were formerly held in Grand avenue. It Is claimed by some, however, that the place at which it was last held is near- CT the center of the population. Dr. E. c. Hall has gone to Maine TOT his vacation. Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon Parker of Front street are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Earl Brown of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Swan of Perkins street have gone to Bridgewater, Mass. Dr. E. K. Roberts of Grand avenue has returned from Westbrook.
 After an absence of three weeks Cliff ford Hubbard is back at w. F. Hub bard's market.
 A little daughter has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele of Quinnipiac avenue.
 William R. Connell of Clifton street l has just returned from the Bahama Islands, where he has visited relatives for the past four months, and speaks highly of the islands. During his stay he visited the principal islands and en- joyed his trip very much. He was ac- companied home by his uncle,, Joseph s. Gunner, who is magistrate on one of the islands, and by the latter's son, Timothy Culmer. They all go to Atlan- tic City for a trip to-day and will be accompanied by Miss Cornell. During his stay Mir. Cornell visited his uncle, Samuel o. Cary, who owns a number of pineapple plantations on the various islands. MT. Connell and party came home on steamer Santiago and had a fine voyage. His uncle and cousin will remain here for several weeks.
 Miss Annie E. Wise of Springfield is visiting MT. and Mrs. Joseph M stod- dard of Poplar street.
 One of the city painters is painting the Grand avenue drawbridge. This work is usually given out by contract and one man finds 1t pretty slow work going over such large surface.
 MT. and Mrs. s. c. Sterling of Quin- nipiac avenue have gone to Hartford for stay of two weeks
 c. N. Meickle of Jersey City, who has visited his brother, William N. Meiclle of S3 East Grand avenue returned yes terday
 Thomas P. O'Dea of the Register started yesterday for Great Harrington where he will spend his vacation.
 John J. Corbett of 3S7 Grand avenue and Miss Anna M daughter of Timo- thy J, O'Donnell of 2S Sylvan avenue were married at St. Johns Catholic church yesterday morning. Miss Cath crime O'Donnell, a sister of the bride was maid of honor, and Dr. T. J. Cor bett brother of the groom, was the best. man. Rev. David O'Donnell o1 New London, a cousin of the bride, per. formed the ceremony and at the nup- tial mass, Rev. Father Coyle of St Johns churc. Rev. John Crosses ot Brooklyn, Rev. David O'Donnell. ant Rev. Walter J. Shanley officiated. There were seven other priests in attendance including Rev. Father Kennedy of St Francis church. A quartette sang tht Lohengrin wedding march as the wed ding party entered the church, ant during the ceremony Miss Margare Hogan rendered a solo. A wedding breakfast was served at the home o the bride, after which Mr. and Mrs Corbett left for New York and thei trip will include Pheladelphia, Atlantic City Baltimore and Washington Re turning to this city the couple will re side in Grafton street. where MT. Car bett recently built home.
 Some of the New Haven thermome ters recorded 42 degrees yesterda, morning, which was in marked contras to 85 which prevailed during a portio of last week.
 Mrs, James P. Ward of 2SS Lon1bar street Is entertaining her cousin, Mis- Katherine McGovern of Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs. w S. Welton of Pier pcnt street has returned from Cheshire
 Schooner Evelyn W. Hinkley has al rived and is discharging cargo lumber for the New Haven Saw Mi Co. Two schooners from down east al at one of the Mill river wharves wit lumber.
 Miss Marie O'Dea of saltonstan av' nue has returned from Pittsfeld
 Rev Dr. George w. Phillips forhne assistant pastor of St. Pauls churcl on Chapel street, and later of St James church, Fair Haven, has been i this city two days, coming here frol Ldttleton, New Hampshire, where he the rector of a large Episcopal churcI Rev. Dr. Phillips returned home on a early train yesterday morning. Mrs Willis Linsley, of Quinnipia avenue, and her daughter, Mrs. Isaa Brown have been summering in Ne Hampshire near LIittleton, and earl this week Mrs. Linsley suffered shoe i and as she is an old parishioner Rev Dr. Phillips, he was sent for. It was seen that Mrs. Linsley mu Ireturn home irnmediate4S. and Rev. D