The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-31

the secretary of the state, were mar
ried Friday afternoon in the Church
OF the TRANSPORTATION In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyas sailed Saturday
for a six weeks trip abroad and will
be at home after October / at No. rs
Lynwood place. New Haven.
Mrs. C. w. Foster of Lighthouse
Point, has returned from a weeks So
journ at the Twin Lakes, Canaan.
The Misses Margaret Woods, Kit
tie Mulaney Kitty Moore and Grace
McAloon of New Britain, are spending
week at Savin Rock
The marriage of Miss Anna L. Kill
10y of IS Daggett street, daughter Of
Mrs. Ann Killoy, and Mr., Thomas ].
Champion of rs Mechanic street, orig
inally set for to-day, was quietly
solemnized at Sacred Heart church
Monday morning owing to the death
Of the grooms father. The Rev. Fa-
Their McKeon officiated The brides
main was Miss Katherine McGovern
and the best man Mr.. Edward Toomey.
Mr. and Mrs, Champion will reside at
6S Daggett street.
Rev. Newell M. Calhoun graduate
of Yale Divinity school and who is the
retiring pastor of the Second Congre-
gational church, Winsted, preached his
last sermon Sunday, Mr. Colhoun will
enjoy vacation during August and
will retire as pastor September /. The
church committee has received
twenty-five applications for calls since
MIR. Calhoun's resignation was am
nounced.
Mr.. Robert Negbaur Of George street
and Winthrop avenue, has retutled
from a trip to Asbury Park.
Mrs. Robert Rankin, sr., has re-
turned to Deep River from New Ha-
ven and will spend the remainder Of tho
summer with her son, ]. w. Rankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Tower Of IA
Garden street are visiting in New York
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Redfied. Yesterday they went to PAS
sale, N. j., and from there to Eliza
beth. Mrs. Redfleld and children
Earl and Evelyn, will visis in New
Haven for the month of August
President F. S. Luther Of Trinity
college and Mrs. Luther have returned
from q trip to Mt. Holyoke, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hills, who
were married in Springfield July %,
1857, observed the anniversary yester-
day at their home, No. 50 Franklin
avenue. Hartford, where they received
their relatives and friends from to 10
D. m. Many called to offer their con-
gratulations. the guests including peo-
pie from this city, Bridgeport, New
Britain and New York. There were
many gifts appropriate to a golden
wedding, among them $50 in gold from
John r.. Hills, brother of the BRIDE
groom of fifty years ago, and presents
of money from the four sons OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hills. John c. MeManus' a
guest of the wedding was also guest
at the golden wedding.
Mrs. Wendell of New York came
frcm Orleans, Cape Cod, where she
has been staying two months on Mon
dav and is the guest of Mrs. Louis
Weckesser of 46 Bishop street. Mrs
wendell's son Fred Wendell of New
York AMI family are living at Orleans
on a farm of 100 acres in fine coun-
trv house which he purchased last
spring for a summer home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Edmondson Of
| IS Bishop street and family go to-mor'
row to a cottage at BrOckett's Point
for two months. Joseph Edmondson
and family Of Blatchley avenue will al
So have a cottage at Brockett's Point