The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-18
prominent lawyer in that city, f' four or five months

I NN
 Monday evening, October 14, when Mls'
 Emily R. Clark of 94 Greene street anc
 Walter Norton of this city were united
 in marriage. Rev. Frank H. Dicker
 man off1ciated. After a wedding toul
 of ten days MT and Mrs, Norton vii
 reside in Stamford.
 Miss Grace Freeman of Higganum
 who has appeared several times Il
 Meriden in readings for various soci
 cities, will be married October "A t(
 Harry F. Rogers of Branford. The
 ceremony will take place at the shore
 home of the brides parents at Grove
 Beach, Clinton, and will be witnessed
 by immediate friends and relatives
 Miss Freeman is member of the z K. M. club of Meriden.
 Attorney A. McC. Mathewson will gc to Woodstock to-day to help his
 granparents, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Warner, celebrate the sixty ninth an niversary of their marriage. Mr. War
 ner is ninety-seven years of age, and
 Mrs. Warner Is ninety-two. Both are
 in fair health considering their years.
 Many of their descendants and friends will attend the pleasant celebration at i the old homesteam in Woodstock. | Miss Alice Reynolds of Main street, i West Haven, will be one of the princi- pal speakers at the teachers conven-
 ton to be held in Hartford to-day.
 Charles B. Perry of Wanwatosia, | Wis, arrived in Oxford, Tuesday
 evening, and is visiting with his moth CT, Mrs. Emeline Perry. MT Perry took course of study at Yale and will probably take part in the bicentennial celebration next week.
 Mrs. Israel Kelsey of Center street West Haven. is visiting in New Lon
 don She will also visit her parents,
 Mr. and Mrs. Fairbrother, at their home in Mystic.
 Mrs. Helen w. Osgood of this city, formerly of New Britain, is visiting friends in New Britain.
 The bicentennial committee has as- signed Heinrich Conreid, the noted mu- scal artist as the guest of Morris Steinert during the Yale celebration. MT. Conreid is well and favorably known to many of the people of this city and his talent is known through out the country He had charge of the German play given at Yale last win ter with such distinguished success. MT. Conreid's visit to this city will doubtless be pleasant one
 Senator Hawley arrived in Hartford Tuesday and Is at the Allyn house. Mrs Hawley Is expected next Monday and they will attend the Yale bicen- tennial celebration and the Pratt-De- Witt wedding in Hartford Wednesday afternoon.
 Dwight W. Futile left for the prair- ies again yesterday morning and will make another extended stay in the h. dian territory. He has considerable work to do out there as town site com missioner.
 The announcement made in the Con- gregation church, Oxford Sunday morning, that there would be no ser vices on Sunday, October 20, is hereby recalled and announcement made that the church will be open as usual for service on October 20.
 A surprise party was rendered to Ed ward Brophy, Yale Medical school 1904, at his home on Maltby street, Wednes- day evening. Among those present were: The Misses Delacy, Boucher Garvy, O'Connor, Bree and Fahy; Messrs. Doyle, Garvy, Kelley, Me Loughlin and Leonard. Among other things, Mir Brophy was the recipient of a fine diamond ring from his par ents. Refreshments were served and the house was tastefuly decorated. All agreed it was a most pleasant evening
 M. Weidemann & Co.,, whose brew cry plant at Allingtown was destroyed | by fire recently, have commissioned 1 Frederick Wunder, the brewery archi- :, tect, No. 99 Broadway, Brooklyn, to | plans for the new plant which | they propose to erect.
 Rev. James w. Bixler, pastor of the | Second Congregational church, New | London, formerly of this city, sustained | ! sprained ankle Tuesday night while seeing some friends off at the Norwich inc pier at New London He was ap- the gangplank when he made l misstep. He was taken to the office 1f pr. F. N. Braman in a carriage and will be laid up for a few dav~
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Russell of Orange expect to visit the Pan-A American this week
 Samuel Foote moved a store in Bran ord Wednesday belonging to William R. Foote and which was until recently conducted by A. Marshall, from East Main street to Chestnut street, MT. 7oote expects to convert the store into dwelling house.
 pr. John Barnes and wife of Milwau zee, Wis, are expected in Oxford to- lay for a visit with his parents, Dr. nd Mrs. Lewis Barnes. They come ast to be present at the bicentennial xercises in this city next week
 David Pierce and sister-in-law of Detroit, Mich, are visiting their rela- ives, the Misses Pardee of East Haven. hey have been on an extended tour trough Canada, also visiting the Pan american exposition at Buffalo. They ill wind up their trip after seeing the celebration at Yale, after ,hich they will return to their home in Detroit. The Rev. William G. Andrews, rec pr of the church in Guilford, formerly f this city, is spending few days at is old home in Wethersfield. He is a ephew of the Rev. s. J. Andrews of f ne Catholic Apostolic church in Hart 1rd His father was the late Rev. W. Y, V. Andrews of Wethersfeld. He is ccompanied by his wife, MT. and Mrs. ,