The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08


 George Agnaw, vice president Miss Agnew, secrotary Miss Lucy Styring CeasuroG Miss Alice Van Haaften, The names of Mesars Alvin Sanford, Muufrob Wycofr, Leopold Wilder and Miss Ruth Holbrool were presented for membership and by vote of the club were elected The next regular mootius will he held next Monday oyonlHg.
 satonstall lodge, x, r. e, P, will hold It's meeting in the town hall thls evenings at o'clock
 To-morrow evening in the chapel occurs the annual church supper at 6;3O o'clock, This will be followed by tho regular business meeting of the church in the church.
 The meeting of the Boys brigade win be held in the town hall tonight at 7:30
 Mir. Booth of High street while re, turning to his home from the post office yesterday morning had one of his ha6 spells and dropped in the street Friends who saw him ;aIl hastoncd to him and he was taken to his home Dr. HoIbrook was called. ilo was made comfortable and last re- ports he was resting comfortably
 Quito a few repairs are being made in the parsonage and the painters are busy frightening both outside and in with new coats of paint,
 Reports from the bedside of Mrs George Sanford of Thompson ayeuuo arc to the effect that sho passed through hor operation successfully and is as comfortable az could Do ex- pccted.
 Mrs. William Robinson formerly local resident now Of New York. is in town the guest of hor old friends
 Several Of the Masonic fraternity arc in Hartford to-day attending the exercises of laying the finishing stone of tho uew bridge some of them be- ing Robert 1jddell, Dr E. J. Lyman, Louis Bolden, Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Page.
 Mrs. Abel was in Seymour, Tuesday evening to be present at tho reception given In tho parish house for herself and Mir. Abel II was a very pleasant gathering
 The first annual meeting of the Mothers Sunshine club was held at 1 the home of Mrs r. F. Street, Tuesday aftcruoon Mrs Frances Sheldon Rol- ton being the speaker Her subject, sympathy between Mother and Child" was most helpful and pracu- cal Those not present missed a rare | treat as all of Mrs Bottoms talks are so 10 speak, taken from her own tima ! life, ana the one of Tuesday was one to benefit both the older as well as the | youus mothers Al the close de- | llentrul collatiun was served hy tho | hostess The rooms had been made most attractive with wild flowers for 1 this occasion, as much interest is usu- ally taken in this first meeting The officers for tho ensuing year arc, with 1 the exception of second vice president and chairman of tho Sunshine com- mlttee, the same as last year these offices being nnal by Mrs. l.. c, Sage and Mrs NIoa
 A reception viii bo given 10 inc members of the Cradle roll. their ma mas, the Ladies auxiliary and Mis- l sion circle Saturday afternoon from to o'clock in the chapel There will be q short progfam for their en- tertainmont and n light collation. will be served. Members of tho commts- too are Mrs Lawson, Mrs Laote, Miss os Edna Smith md Mary Pardec.
 4 very quiet but pretty wedding of . Tuesday evening vns that Of Miss Bertha M Relser to George P. At wood a tho home of the bride in Nor ns Cove Tho ceremony was per formed by Rev n j. Clark. pastor of tho old stone church, in East Ia- von, at 6,30 o'clock, to which only tho most intimate friends were in- vltod This was followed by 2 re- coptor of friends and noiEhborN from to 2 Tho house had been very prettIIy decorated with autumn leaves and 'ardlnieros of beautiful dahllas gift from Florist slocum, were proment in tho decorations Tho bride was very charmlngly Eowned in white and carried a showed bouquet of white roses tied with white ribbon She wae attended by Miss Grace Durham of Morris Cove The hest man was Nr Mix of New Haven, and m asao ciata in the bank where MT, Atwood is employed MT and Mre. Atwood arc both very popular amOug their large circle of friends as the many beautiful presents which consisted of china. silver cut glass, chairs. linen etc. testify One whole room was le- voted to the eifts. They departed about 9.30 for a short wedding trir and on their return will reside in | Dwight street, where they will he at home to their friends In November Guests were present from Mariden Berlin and Southington.
 WHITNEY WITH ESQIfMOs,
 A letter received here from Harry
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