The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-20

snort bedCul Wnre ne Will lSIlolAl with his family for a few days
 Albert w. Payne, ST, of Rainbow, and Mrs. Mary Nichir, of this city, who has been Mir. Payne's housekeep- CT several months, were united, in marriage at St Josephs rectory in Poquonnock at 73O Tuesday evening by Rev. K. J. Lacey, pastor of St Jo- sephs church After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the groom. Only the immediate friends of the contracting parties were present.
 A Japanese hop will be given by Russell council, Daughters of Isabel- la, at the Shoreham, Morris Cove, this evening. The council is preparing to decorate elaborately and pretty fla vors and other Japanese surprises are in store for all who attend, The committee in charge consists of the Misses Anna Moakley, Alice Corcoran, Eliza Martin, Vera Cosgrove, Eliza beth Clark, Anna Bree, Mamie Bo- land, Anna Butler, Alice Ryan and Mrs. Mills.
 llAA tCCll yGd4O cEO 1NCRlNSCibeblANS Fuller of Hampton, who was a mem Der of the last legislature, was struck in the face by piece of cord wood which he was chopping in the yard of his home. It inflicted a painful in jury and left a deep depression in his cheek bone. The injury apparently healed and had never given him further trouble until a few weeks ago and he has now begun treatment l for 1t, years after the accident MT Fuller is taking X-ray treatment from a local specialist.
 Miss Mae Higgins of Brooklyn, has returned home after a pleasant visit with her grandmother, Mrs. William i R. Kennedy, to resume her studies at Mount St. Vincents on the Hudson. Mrs. T. J. Lawton has returned to her home after several days stay with MT. and Mrs. B. D. Welton, in Water> i vile.
 The most important gift received for the library of Berkeley Divinity school during the vacation has been a set of "Gallia Christianap in sixteen folio volumes, presented by J. Plerpont Morgan. The family of Bishop Will Hams have presented the family Bible of the bishops parents with the record of his birth on the SOth of August, 1917.
 The Messrs. Fred Sprague and E. M. Andrew, jr., will return October 1st from Morris Cove to their home here.
 Former Representative James L. Abbey and Mrs. Abbey of Chester ob- served the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home Monday evening. Sixty-f1ve relatives and friends gathered in honor of the event. Several were from out-of- town, includ- ing Hartford, Winsted, New Haven, Iv- oryton and Deep River.
 Harold B, Johnson, of Johnson & Brother the well known State street grocers, is in Pittsburg, Pa. with his wife. MT. Johnson is taking quite an extended pleasure trip through the west and the south. On the trip home Mia gara Falls will be visited and the re- turn will be made by way of Canada.
 Mrs. Negbaur of Winthrop avenue, accompanied her granddaughter, Miss Gladys Borden, to her home in New York early in the week and will, with her daughter, Mrs. Seth Arnold, make a visit with pr. and Mrs. Borden in New York.
 Herman Wiesman of School street, Union City, has returned from visit with ra1a lives in Hartford and will leave Monday for Yale where he will resume his studies.
 Miss Nellie T. Wooding of Church street, Highwood, is stopping for the present with party of friends at the Park View hotel Bethlehem, N. H.
 Mrs. o. M. Gardner of Pittsheld, Mass, who has been spending a week visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs. H. H. Hallock of Baldwin street, South Waterbury, has come to New Haven, where she is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Charles Hallock of Gregory street. After a two weeks visit here, Mrs. Gardner will return to her home l in Pittsf1eld.
 Invitations were issued yesterday for the approaching wedding of Miss Lucy ] Abigail Perkins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Perkins of North street, Bristol, to clifford Spencer Bailey of i Cheshire. The ceremony will take place next "wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of the bride. They will be ait home to their friends Dec. 1.