The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-05

ny LOT lot " nnnner OF years. Inc
couple received large number OF
handsome gifts. There was a hand
some embroidered center-piece from
Mrs. Emellne Hayes: a pretty buffet
scarf, Mrs. ]. W. Phillips; picture.
Mrs Louise Zapp; picture. Frederick
Hudson; handsomely pieced bedquIlt.
Mrs. a. II. Jillson and Mrs. King;
bedquilt, Mrs. George d. Robinson
handsome vase, Mrs. Ida r Ferris;
handsome oak center table and tab
arett. Herbert l.. Hudson; silver ber-
ry spoon, Miss Josephine Wiper;
half dozen table spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Robinson; cut glass dish, Will
liam C. Johnson; Havlland tea set,
Mr. and Mrs Everett r.. Bishop; salad
dish, Miss Blckford; cut glass dish
and $40 In gold from the Gale COM
pany; cash gift from Tuttle, More
employed; solid silver teaspoons, from
brothers and sisters of the groom:
handsome parlor clock, Mrs. w. c.
stillman and Mrs. II. c. Stlllman. And
there were many other gifts. Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs Charles
Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Under
wood, Meriden; Miss Viola Olsen
West Haven; Miss Bickford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Preston, William J
Johnson. Miss Josephine Wiper
Miss Lettie Stlllman, Miss Eleanor
Stillman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Gale
Mrs. Ida B. Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Schefiier, Herbert Coe
Miss Saide Farr, Mrs. Nette Lines
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Fowler. Mr. and
Mrs Everett W, Bishop OF this city
DR. and Mrs T.. o. Hovey, formerly
OF Fair Haven, who recently returned
from the West Indies. report having
had very enjoyable tour OF three
months DR.. Hovey. who Is connect.
cd with the American Museum OF Ma
tural History Of New York. made &
visit to Mt Pelee. and also AT Ii
Soufrierre at st. Vincent, where tn,
terrible eruptions OF a few years age
occurred Mrs Hovey accompanied
her husband on his trips from on,
volcano to another
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Burwell have re
turned to their home, So East Pear
street. after a stay Of several week
at Gloucester Mass.
Miss Florence Burwell Is entertain
ing her friend, Miss Katherine Buel
OF New Britain
T. O w. Jefferson Of Short Beach
VS. reported as quite comfortsbl
yes erday. He has been very III an
/ Is nst yet able to sit up, He is at
tended by DR.. NJ. j Adams.
Major Edward A. Weed who arrive
In this city Monday evening and Is o
trip from Maine TO California by bi
cycle, formerly resided here. HI
daughter, Miss Jessie Brown Is teach
err in one OF the Fair Haven schools
He rode to this city from New Londol
on Monday. He leaves here for Water
bury today
The first outing and picnic OF the pa,
ish of st. Rose's r c. church will
held at Lighthouse Point, Augsut
and II Is expected that there will be a
attendance Of several hundred. Mr.
Thomas Hughson Ia chairman of til
committee and Miss Sarah Malonev
Az t.Ft1l ha yr.
gram OF athletics and other feature
which will interest.
Mre. Maud Murphy and Miss Murpi
of Exchange street are at Glouceste
Mass, for their vacation,
Miss Emma Macdonald Of Atwate
street Is visiting relatives In Washing
ton, D. c,
Mr.. and Mrs, r. NJ. seeley Of Blatcl
ley avenue have gone to Boston ar
later will go to the White Mountain
Miss Marion Phillips Of Exchans
street has gone to New Hampshire.
Nillet Hemingway Of the key facto
reports that orders for oyster tu
: this summer have been delayed, but
is hoping for better business 500
Work at the factory in East Pea
street has not been SO good OF late
year or so ago.
Information received here yesterdf
was to the effect that the Fair Hav,
built schooner, Horace P. Shares whit
was damaged In gale off the Goa
, of North Carolina had been towed In
= Southport, n. c The craft was pick
up by tugboat off Cape Lookout r
boat was leaking some and the riggi
: was carried away.
The owners of the property abuttil
the northern approach to the Fer
street drawbridge. namely the W
Brewing company and Lancraft Bro
company, are finally closing a long d
pute by laying much needed sidewal
> on the approach. For years the Ct
and the AUDITING property owners ha
each claimed It was the duty of I
other to lay this walk, Finally VIII
:. Director Foley came into office he to-
hold of the matter with the purpo