The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-19

school and has taken courses in Dublin, London and Paris
 George Bush, who is in business in Atlanta, Ga, is spending two weeks with his parents, Lawyer and Mrs. c. K. Bush of Elm street, West Haven.
 Miss Lillian Beck of Holton, Kan, is the guest of Miss Villa Wilson, daugh- ter of Rev. Dr. w. w. w. Wilson.
 Miss Nellie Crane of Union avenue, West Haven, is spending a month with her cousin, George Baker in Jersey City.
 Last evening at 8 o'clock at the res iderce of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lindsley on Campbell avenue. Miss Cornelia Longfeld of Poughkeepsle, N. Y, and Walter Hofer, son of MT. and Mrs George Hofer, were married by the Rev. "A. J. Gammack. rector of Christ church. The decorations in the parlors were ferns, daisies and roses. The col or scheme in the dining room was red and green. The bride wore a travelling dress of blue cloth, tailor-made, ecru lace waist and hat to match. Her maid of honor, Miss Helta Longfield of Poukhkeepsie, N. Y, wore ecru silk and lace trimming. The best man was George Brown of New York. Following the ceremony a fine supper was served. The wedding gifts were numerous and consist of cut glass, beautiful silver and many handsome things for their new home. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs George Hofer, MT. and Mrs. Fowler of Yonkers, N. Y, Mrs. G. B. Leavenworth of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Rockefeller, MT. and Mrs Benjamin Rockefeller, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Rockefeller, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Grannis, MT. and Mrs. George Atwell, MT. and Mrs. John Schandler Spencer Manser of Woodbridge, N. J.. After a two weeks trip MT, and Mrs Hofer will be at home at IA Court street, West Haven.
 F. w. J. Slzer, president of the Ma tional Savings bank, and Mrs. sizer re- turned yesterday from the New, Milford bi-centennial celebration, which they highly enjoyed.
 Fred T. Russell of this city, who was one of the victims of, the Hilrs Siding wreck of March ?, and who was conln- ed at the Waterbury hospital as a re- suit of injuries received, was visitor at the hospital in Waterbury Sunday.
 Lawyer Charles F. Clarke of this city was with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Willard B. Clarke in Columbia over Sunday.
 The marriage of Clifford N. Gardner, son of Postmaster and Mrs. A. B. Gard ner of Milford, and Miss Ethel Curtiss Nichols was solemnized on Saturday evening at the home of the brides pa rents, MT. and Mrs. Kepler Nichols, in Bridgeport, by Rev Sherwood Roose- welt, of Milford. Mir. and Mrs Gard ner are making arrangements to spend the summer months at Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Ericsson F. Bushnell and family have arrived at their summer home at Pine Orchard
 Invitations are out for the coming marriage of Oscar II. Thomas and Mrs Kathryn Tibbals, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James II. Tipbals, of Bridgeport turnpike, Milford, the event to take place on Wednesday, June 26.
 Senator M. E. Chatfeld and family are now in their summer home in Pine Orchard.
 Rutherford Page, of Milford, was kicked by a horse on Sunday morning while dlsmounting after he had been riding, and had leg broken, ThesI fracture was reduced by Dr. A. l.. Tut tie and the patient is doing as well as can be expected.
 Mrs. J. W. Cummings, who has been spending the winter in Chicago with her son, Nelson Cummings, has return ed to her home in Center street, West Haven.
 Miss Minnie R. Snow, who has been instructor in the WaEingford high school for several years, has resigned l and will have charge of the department of mathematics at the Amsterdam (N. Y.) high school.
 G. J, Bassett, w. II. Burchell and L. T. Rosenberg, all of this city, will at- tend the joint convention of the Ma tional Retail Hardware association, and the New England Hardware Deal | CTS association, to be held June 1922 at Boston. The address of welcome will be delivered by Mayor Fitzgerald. of Boston.
 D. P. Merwin, of Milford, who is suf- 1 fering from a serious attack of bron- chial pneumonia, was slightly improv- ed yesterday although he is still very ! i'll. Dr. Leister, of New York, spent l the entire night at his home.
 The resignation of Walter H. Young, | principal of Lewis high school, South ington, was sent to the school board | yesterday to take effect at once Mir. Young having engaged to take a simi- lar position with the high school at | N. H., and 1t Is understood at an increased salary. The Clare mount school has 14O pupils and an en- 1owment of $160,0OO. MT. Young will nave five assistants. Mir. Young and nis family will leave in a few days for their summer camp at South Bristol Me.