The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11

Haven, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Law renee Farrel, will be married at St. Mary's church in this city this morn ing at il o'clock. After a weeks we'd ding trip they will reside at No. 27 Mortson street In West Haven. MT, Cunning is ticket agent at the Union railroad station in that city, having assumed the position about year ago.
 Miss Josephine Hennessey of 37 William street Is spending the week in Pittsfeld Mass
 | Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Gertrude l.. Cham bers to Dr, William oscar Beecher, dentist, of Waterbury. The ceremony was performed on "Wednesday of last week at North Sidney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, the home of the brides parents. The bride has for some time past been stenographer with the Plume & Atwood company of Water bury After November 1 Dr. and Mrs Beeeher will be at home at 59 Water lville street.
 Miss Josephine Hennessy, telephone operator at the office of the Connecticut company, left yesterday for two weeks vacation, to be spent with friends in Pittsfieid.
 Miss Minnie Frank of Elm street, Norwalk. is enjoying a vacation from her duties as nurse at Grace hospital this city.
 renee street, has returned from Madl- son, where she has been stopping.
 Benedict E. Lyons, who has been spending a vacation in New York. is now spending a week at his home Tn Bristol before returning to his studies at Yale,
 Miss Lima Thompson Of York street has returned from three weeks va cation spent in New York enjoying the sights of Coney Island, and other metro- politan places of interest.
 Miss Louise Robertson of Orange street is visiting in Brooklyn, N Y
 Mrs Joseph H. Vaill of Winsted threw her gold watch out of a rear win, dow in the Beardsley block into Mad river by accident Sunday James Baker drew the water out of the dam, but MT. Vaill was unable to discover the time piece
 Miss Helen N. McWilliams of West Brighton, S. l., who has been visiting
 friends in this city has returned to
 The Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D.. pastor of the Church of the Redeemer
 New Haven, preached very excellent
 and helpful sermon at the Congrega' tional church In Litchheld Sunuay
 morning. In the absence of Miss Weber
 the organist MT. Porter of Torringtor presided at the organ,
 Miss Helen Shanahan, who has beer the guest of the Misses McNerney ol | Newington for the past week has re-
 turned to her home in New Haven. Mir and Mrs SimmOnuS ana LneI .. daughter have been the guests in NH.
 ford of Rev. and Mrs Calvin b. Ford Miss Mary E. c. Ford, Mrs. Elliot Plumb and Mrs. Hattie Ford during tht Announcement has been made of tn, | engagemen of Miss Flora Potter 0 Wiilimantic to MT Jones of Ho
 Springs, S. D. MT, Jones IS a IaWye 5 and Judge of probate at Hot Springs l and Miss Potter has been in the Wes all summer with MT. and Mrs Marshal
 Tilden. MT. Tilden's son, MyToh, WI ] Is lawyer, is located at Hot springs, ' Rev J, Romeyn Dantorth' pastor Q Q don. started on his annual vacatio ] l Monday. and will be absent from m e pastoral duties for two wee Ks. Dufln his absence the pulpit will be oecuple by A. w. Vernon, professor ol elie M al
 Divinity school, who will preach morn V ing and evening on September lb,
 Miss Charlotte Hinckley of 29 Audu = bon street is spending few days wit d relatives on Governors Island, Ston
 Creek. .,,, ! Supreme Representative Willial v Fuller of New Haven of the Knights FSl1iI t Pythlas was guest of Good VIII io,aSS ,SS l. No. 54, of Waterville, Monday nigh o The lodge turned out in force. MT Harold Blakesee oS5oS son of f63 SePat( nat. K Blakeslee, sailed from Lonaon TOT non non
 yesterday The Misses Martha and Hal 4 riett BIakeslee will not return hon VI until late in October ,,e. tt Miss Josephine Leary or Mansne a Edgewood avenue have returned hon from weeks stay in in NsT Norfgis. a6ye5 G9nR Ml Mrs Kate Kelley or New Jew 1aEgH days wit wit . friends in Naugatuck has return' Id home Mrs. Kelley was before sl re, ma ma
 riage Miss Kate Powers 9t e ts4a Naasatuc t,.as 'l near Edwards. who returned recent o from a summer stay in the Whi VI W Mountains, has resumed her teaehiI