The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15

' donald says that work Is also being finished for the season in North Ca naan, Wlnsted, Waterbury and Wood- bury.
 J. M. Marlin, president and treasurer of the Marlin Fire Arms company, is i'll at his home, 926 George street, with erysepelas.
 Dr. Sanford Ferris, Yale Medical school 97, now at the Columbus hos pital, New York, has accepted a posi- ton in the New York Maternity hospi- tai. He will enter on his duties Janu- ary 1.
 Frank R, Maxwell the coIored man who was with the Gypsies across the water, and who brought home a French girl for a bride, Miss Lote.la M. Delamondur has been married by Rev. William H. Singleton. MT. Sin gleton is pastor of the A. M. E. Zion church and is also coachman for one or the Trowbridge families He mar Tied them at 6:S0 p. m. on November 10, at his home, 426 Orchard street.
 Yesterdays Meriden Journal says: Miss Della Fox, whose company was at the Middlesex in Middletown the oth- CT night, while on her way from the theater to her hotel slipped and turned her ankle, so that she had to be carried to the train Saturday morning from her hack and twenty Middletown dudes vol unteeerd to carry the dainty Della, but her property man did the act unassist- ed"
 General Manager Albert F. Pond of the Winchester Avenue Railroad com pany, has handed in his resignation to the directors and it will take effect at once. MT. Pond was elected secretary and general manager a short time ago in place of Israel A. Ke'ssy, who re- signed the position. At the meeting of the directors Mir. Kelsey was elected the vice president of the road and has had practically full charge of the manage ment ever since. Who will be elected to fill the place made vacant by MT. Pond is not known
 Judge Lucius P. Deming, John Cur Tier Gallagher and Roswell P. Farren went yesterday to Baltimore to attend the fraternal congress which is to open there to-day. This is an organization composed of representatives Of all the fraternities. Judge Demng will go to represent the New England Order of Protection. The congress will be the guests of the Heptasophs.
 Harry H. Isaacs, nephew of Att torney Doroff. who, with his brother Charles, started from this city for the Klondke last February, has returned for a few weeks stay. He is one of tte fortunate gold seekers, for he brings back with him $10000 in gold dust and nuggets, and the papers attesting the ownership of paying claims MT. Isaacs left to return yesterday morning. He will start for the gold region again in about five weeks, having only come east to see his rela tives and to arrange for supplies
 The newly elected officers of the Knights Templar are President, Ellis B. Baker; vice president, Charles r. Rounds; secretary, E. s. Quintard treasurer, Charles F. Root; trustee for three years, Marcus F. Baldwin; board of governors for one year, George A. French, John c. Crabb, C. c. Smith, s. H. Plumb, Frank F. Hyde, A. w. Mat toon.
 Ex-Corpotation Counsel c. T. Driscoll comes out and says he is candidate for mayor His name has been men, toned frequently in connection with the mayoralty, but not until yesterday did MT. Driscoll publicly announce his intentions Put me down as a can ddate without fail, he said to an inter- viewer Attorney Dr!scol is hard fighter, and he will make the campaign interesting.
 The Norwich Bulletin says of a cler- gyman well known here and very popu- lar during his stay among us, as fol- ha Dp HxKra rd Martin, who graduated at the Free Academy in 1868, and at Yale univer- sty in 1872, besides attending to large and influential pastorates las found time for literary and musical work. notably an attractive little volume en- titled Sermons and Sermon Rhymes" issued in 1894 by Little & Becker of St. Louis, where Dr. Martin was for four teen years pastor of one of the largest and most influential churches of the country. He is now pastor of the Hol- land Memorial Presbyterian church of Philadelphia. in which city he is to pub fish at about the holiday season a new singing book, in which the greater por- ton of the words, music and illustra- tions is from his faeile pen. The title is Sunday Songs for Little Children" The tltle lea1 IS an eXqulSlte conception by A. B. Greene, leading artist of St. Louis An entire page will be devoted to the illustration of each song, many of the illustrations being especially beautiful, as, for instance, those repre- sentlng The Dawning of Light The Resurrection, and 'The Harvest Time pr. Martins father, the venerable George H. Martin of tho Falls, fur nishes the music for the first selection. Professor Galloway. noted organist of Paris, has composed some music ex- pressly for the book. George A. Kies, organist of Park church, Norwich has also contributed several original mu- sical numbers. A separate edition will be issued for each of the evangelical church societies."
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