The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-28

cises at New Milford, accompanied by Henry L. Blackman and wife, of Bridgeport, spent a week at Coney Is- land and Ashury Park. MT. Black man reports having very pleasant time.
 MT, and Mrs. Edward A. Parsons left on Wednesday for Reading, Mass, where to-day their son, the Rev. Louis Augustus Parsons of Brunswick, Me. will be married to Miss Brooks, the daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Brooks, The wedding will be solem- nized at o'clock this evening and will be followed by a reception from S3O to 10 o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Parsons will spend their honeymoon in the Maine woods.
 Tomorrow the Wallingford Country club tennis players will play in Bridge port against the Woodlawn Country club tennis team. c. H. Tibbits, Ken meth D. Hubbard, H. Dickerman, Floyd Wallace and $. w. Hubbard will rep resent wallingford.
 Miss Elizabeth Wallace of Water bury is the guest over commencement of her sister, Mrs. P. J. Winters of 2O5 Winthrop avenue.
 The Right Rev Mons. William J. slocum of Waterbury, years ago of St Patrick's, this city, is still at the hos pital in New York, where he went to be treated for the stomach trouble that has recently afflicted him, Mons. slocum is now in excellent health, but remains at the hospital in order to insure a complete restoration of his former vlgor.
 Walter Houston of New Britain and Miss Louise Nartham Doane of the Meadowwoods district, Essex, eldest daughter of MT and Mrs. Rosco Doane were married last Wednesday evening at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs George Meigs in this city by Rev Walter E. Lamphere, a former pastor of the Essex Congregational church The maid of honor was Miss Ethe Parmelee of Ozone Park, N. Y, for mer Essex girl and the best man wal George Barker of Meriden. The bride little sister Charlorre Doane wal 1 flower girl, After short wedding trll they will make their home in New Britain.
 Howard Earle Palmer of Branford was graduated Wednesday with thu Yale academic class of 1907, and wh, secured an honor scholarship appoint ment of High Grafton" for the worl of the course, and special two year hon ors in the physical sciences will re turn to Vale next year for graduat work in chemistry and has been award ed a Larned university fellowship.
 MT. and Mrs. Linus Snow, of Wind sor, are commencement week guests o Mrs. Harriet Palmer in Branford. Mrs Snow was formerly Miss mex Smith teacher in the public schools here.
 Mrs. Lima H. Baldwin was in Mysti Monday evening the guest of Charit, chapter, o. F. S., Wednesday night sh visited Sachem chapter in Norwich Last evening Mrs Baldwin visite, Ruth chapter in stonington and close her season in New London by visit t Fidelity chapter, Her season will com mence again in October,
 William Doollttle of Highland cot tage, Short Beach, is suffering from badly poisoned face contracted iron poison ivy.
 Frank Cannon has returned to hi home in New Haven after spending few days in New London, the guest o MT. and Mrs. R. J. sisk.
 Rev. w. E. slaight. pastor of tn Methodist church, Westville, upo whom Yale conferred the M. A. degre Wednesday has already received tn degree of B. D., from Yale and the de gree of B. A. from the Toronto univer sity at Toronto, Canada.
 Miss Maud Smith of Stony Creek an her sister, Mrs, W, E. Hanna. attend ed the eight class reunion, Morga school, Clinton, this week, and wer present at the alumni dinner.
 MT. and Mrs H, A Hull and Mis- 1 Marguerite Hill of New London, wer in New Haven Wednesday to atten the graduation of Mr. Hull's son. Hadlai Hull, from Yale.