The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-25
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The New Wage Scale of the ConsOli- dated Railway Was the Cause for General Discussion at the Barns Yes- terday-The Men Appreciate the Ad- vance Very Mucb--AII the Church Lodge, Social and Personal Notes. IA marriage of Monday was that of William Dorman and Miss Anna J. sarsfeld. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Johanna Sarsfleld and formerly resided here They were married by Justice Charles H. Hayden, They will reside in Lamberton street.
 Miss Nellie M. Boynton of Branford has been visiting Miss Eleanor A. Ken nedy of 45 Houston street.
 Among the twelve lleutenants of the fire department who took the examin- ation for captain Monday were W. II. Dwyer 274 Lloyd street; w. P. Carle- ton, 309 Grand avenue, and R. M. Dixon of 243 Poplar street.
 
 quarters are at 154 Ferry street, will hold it's annual outing at steeplechase park, Bridgeport, next Sunday. A party of about sixty expect to go.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. K. Hickok of Lom- bard street have gone to Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. George Morgan of Full ton street have gone to the Greene mountains.
 July 15, St, Swithin's day. According to the old saw about forty days of rain may be expected from that day. It is now July 25 It has not rained every day, but most every day since. Dos days begin to-day.
 The Misses Hattie and Hattie Pardee of East Haven are entertaining their cousins, R. Russell Pierce and son and Miss Nellie Lannane of Detroit.
 An ice cream festival is to be given in St. Andrews church to-day.
 Jesse Mallory of the East side left yesterday for Norfolk for a stay of sev- eral weeks. MT. Mallory has been i'll of late and hopes to receive recuperation 1 from his trip.
 F. H. Law, formerly of Fair Haven, and now residing near Boston, is here for few days on a. business trip.
 The Outlook club has planned an out ing for Saturday afternoon, when the members and their friends will go to Morris Cove, having been given the use of the Y. M. c. A. cottage and athletic | orp A4 luncheon with games and are hoping for very pleasant outing. They go down at p. m.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will have a food sale in the chapel Saturday beginning at p, m,
 The new wage scale of the Consolidat- ed railway evoked considerable discus sion at the car barns yesterday The i advance in wages is appreciated by the l trolleymen. The new rate will be in ef- feet August 25.
 John Early of James street, employed by the New Haven Water company, at its Lake Whitney power station, and Miss Sadie Mack of Washington ave nue, were married at the Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday. Frank Early brother of the groom, was best man and Miss Mack a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. The couple are now in New York on their wedding trip.
 At St. Francis church yesterday there was celebrated months mind mass for the late Patrolman Martin Higgins of East Chapel street.
 Frederick Carlson has bought of Emil Carlson property fronting forty feet in Peck street.
 Funeral services for the late John Reynolds, son of the late Frank and Kate Mulligan Reynolds, will be held from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Alonzo M. Cohee, 75 Woolsey street, to- morrow at SSo and at St. Patrick's church half an hour later
 Funeral of the late Rose IA, wife of Thomas F. Kendall, and daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas McKeon, will be held to-day at her parents residence, 212 Ferry street, at SSO and at St. Francis church at o'clock.