Local Weddings Fill St Luke’s Church in Baroque Style
Miss Beatrice E Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Booth and Julius W Christie were married at St Luke's Episcopal Church in a ceremony conducted by the rector with an old English service. The reception followed at the bride's home and the couple planned an extended honeymoon before settling in Nichis. Also: Charles L Slocum Hartford and Miss Eva Isabelle Rowbotham wed at the bride's parents’ home with guests from New York and Hartford. Miss Emma Noth and Leonard L Crabtree to wed at North Congregational Church. Miss Annie Saldaughter and Joseph Buffington Roberts to marry at St John's Church Hartford. multiple attendants and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice E. Booth
J. W. Booth
Bunnell Street
Julius “W. Christie
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Gertrude Wells
Lewis Christie
Mrs. Clifford
Ferdinand Probert
Leonard
Ralph Booth
Clifford “Griffin
Mrs. Christie
Will
Nichis
Charles L. Slocum
Hartford
Eva Isabelle
John Rowbotham
Barmum Avenue
P. E. Shoemaker
Tast Moriches
N. Y
New York
Winsted
Long Island
Delaware Water Gap
Niagara
Emma Noth 2
Leonard L. Crabtree
North Congregational Church
John WePell
Ella M. Crabtree
Harry Carbtree
W. A. Nothnagle
L. P. Skidmore
St. John's Church
Annie Sal
J. W. Bradin
Joseph Buffington Roberts
Bridgeport
Mr. Bradin
T. L. Fisher
Ayre
Mass
Sophie J. Bradin
Paul Caer
B. H. Bradin
H. R. ‘McIlvaine
Philadelphia
G.D. Bowne
Boston
EB. Q. Jackson
E Jackson
Aeeryacpeber
R. F. Jackson
Mr. Roberts
Travelers Insurance Company
Miss Bradin
Thigh
Wethersfield Avenue
Birthday fete for Madison resident Frank Campbell at home
Mr. Frank Campbell of Madison celebrated his 40th birthday with friends from city and out of town. Speidel's orchestra supplied music. Guests included Henry Moriarity of Willimantic and Edward J. Telsey of Hartford among others. Separate note mentions Fannie A. Smith Kindergarten children’s day exercises with 50 attendees and hostesses Mrs. Swinnerton and Mrs. Radel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
Madison
Road
Speidel
Henry Moriarity
Willimantic
Edward J. Telsey
Hartford
Lucy F. Tweer
Montreal
John Burns
Lynn
James Stokes
Derby
George Griffin
Ansonia
Charles Mackin
Brooklyn
William Mulloy
Charles Krewson
Patterson
Messrs. Krewson
Moriarity
Fannie A. Smith Froebel
J. J. Swinnerton
Andrew Radel
Julia
Brenna Kippen
Anna Swinnerton
Elizabeth Vail
Katherine Cullinan
Rosy Teffis
Virginia Ives
Marion Hodges
Katherine Burphy
Louis Radel
Tom Taylor
Kenneth Knapp
Ephie Smith
Jack Bray
Lloyd Wheeler
Local Associations Seek Trade School in Bridgeport
A joint meeting of the Business Men's Association Board of Trade and the Manufacturers' Association will be held this evening at the Stratfield to press for locating a State Trade School in Bridgeport. City officials, including Mayor Lee and the Sewer Commission, are invited as the sewer issue may also be discussed. The three groups aim to urge the Legislature to establish one of two state trade schools in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
The
Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Association
Stratfield
Bridgeport
State Board of Education
Lee
Sewer Commission
Doctor Banks named coordinator for Bridgeport club orphan ride
President Frank T. Staples of the Automobile Club of Bridgeport appointed Dr. C Lincoln Banks to lead the annual ride for orphans. Banks will work with the orphan asylum matron to set a date and asks for volunteers to donate cars for an hour or two in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Staples
The
Automobile Club of Bridgeport
C. Lincoln Banks
Banks
Orphan Asylum
Wright Brothers Awarded Gold Medals by Taft in White House
Orville and Wilbur Wright received gold medals from President Taft in the East Room of the White House for their aviation achievements. The ceremony drew scientists diplomats and military leaders with sister Katherine Wright present. The day included a Cosmos Club breakfast and a 150-person luncheon ahead of later engagements in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Taft
Aero Club of America
White House
Dayton
United States
Roosevelt
Wrights
Europe
Wilbur
Katherine
Fort Meyer
Selfridge
W. D. Brennars
Wrieht
The
Aero Club
Cosmos Club
Miss Wright
C. J. Bell
Washington Aero Club
Robert Shaw
Parasols and Summer Wear Parade in North Aisle Display
Parasols range from flat Japanesewith gilded ribs to raffia with linen borders and flowered crepes. Summer underwear includes vests coats tights and union suits in lace trim plain finishes and various prices. North aisle main floor show presents hundreds of styles to suit every taste.
Brass Metalography and Oakite Cleaner Ad
Brass metalography shown as a pleasurable craft with etched, tooled, hammered pieces. Basement Furnishing Store promotes Oakite cleaner, boasting four times the strength of washing powder and effective on oil grease and glass. priced at 10 cents a package.
Final government tests set for late month at Fort Meyer
The team will fly back to Dayton tonight to ready their machine for upcoming government tests at Fort Meyer scheduled for the latter part of the month.
Normal School Class Commencement Exercises
The Class of 1909 at Bridgeport City Normal School invites attenders to Warner Hall on Thursday evening June 24 for commencement. Dr Henry Suzzallo of Teachers College Columbia University will give the address and diplomas will be conferred by Dr Charles W Deane, superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport City Normal School
Warner Hall
Henry Suzzallo
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Charles W. Deane
Fannie Decker Barrows
Carrie May Barske
Gertrude Marguerite Curnias
Mary Frances Dalton
Anna <Adella FitzRoy
Louise Catherine Groninger
Ilda Gertrude Holroyd
Julia Keating
Nora Agatha Kelly
Mary MacNamara
Hattie Matilda Murphy
Marion
Alcoque O'Connell
Elizabeth Mary Osborne
Marion Holden Rose
Grace Ruby Sterling
Helen Foster Upton
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Meigs & Co
Cravenette
Mackintosh
Gloria
Outfitters
Gridgeport. Com
Zenith
Manufacturers
DR. Banks
Estroy Dandruff
East Room
D. M. Read Co
Radford B. Smith
Main St
Fairfield Av
Henry Swuzzalo
Teachers’ College, Columbia University
Sigtor
House of Quality
Wissner
Broad and State Sts
VW. Jr
Halligan Ea Pzaei Si
Joseph P. Couc
East Main ST
Wbeke
Sners
Sa Feines
Fairfield
Rmdgeport
the Wooster
State Street
D. D. Smith’s
D. D. Smith
New England
Pers eNa
New York, New Haven & Hartford
A. B. Smith
New Haven
Conn
Cape Cod
Buzzards Bay
Nantucket
Narragansett Pier
Watch Hill
Long Island Sound
Berkshire Hills
R. BR
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Chicago
Massey
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