The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-13

make trlp to Canada.
 In the superior court at Waterbury
 Wednesday. Attorney John P. Kellogg
 took the oath of office as assistant
 states attorney for New Haven county
 for another term.
 MT. and Mrs, Frank Ives who have been visiting friends in New Jersey,
 have returned to their home on Living
 stone street.
 J. H. Johnson, of Durham, has gone
 to Massachusetts to spend his vacation
 with relatives in the Berkshire Hills
 Mrs. c. $. Landers and Mrs Judd, of
 New Britain, have gone to the White
 Mountains.
 Miss Grace M. Kelley. of Meriden,
 who has been visiting Miss Bessie OBrien, of 20 Leonard tsreet, returned home Thursday night
 Howard D. Barlow, of Waterbury son of ex-Mayor Thomas D. Barlow, has received notice that he has sue
 oessfuly passed the examinations for admission to the Sheffield Scientific school of Yale university.
 Gilbert F. Kendall, of the First Ma tional bank, is receiving congratula tions. Mrs. Kendall on Thursday gave
 
 mother and child are doing well. The child has bene named Mildred Ludlow.
 Miss Emma ]. Mccarthy teacher of French at the Waterbury high school, sailed for Paris yesterday. Miss Me- Carthy will meet her brother, Joseph a student at St. Sulpice's Catholic sem mary there, and in company they will | travel extensively through Europe.
 F, l.. Wellman and family, of this ! city, are at their summer home in Dur | ham.
 | At the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Hiram F. Redwood, No. Il Melville street. Augusta, Me, Tues day evening, occurred a very pleasant wedding, the contracting parties being Miss Eva Martha Redwood and John Emil Keller The house was beautifully decorated with roses, ferns and cut flowers. The wedding service was per formed by Rev. Evertt Lesher of the State street Free Baptist church, the full double ring service being used. Among those present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keller, their son, Walter, and daughter, Marguerite, from West Haven; MT. and Mrs. Theo- dore F. Keller, of Shelton, relatives of the groom: Rev. E. s. J. McAllister, of Portland, Me; MT Cressey, of Cressey, Jones & Allen, Portland, Me- and Miss Hume, Portland Me.
 Mrs Welton, of Waterbury, is visit ing Mrs. H. c. Higgins, of Savin ave- nue, West Haven.
 A very enjoyable bachelor dinner | was given Thursday evening at the | Highland house. Savin Rock. by C. B. Tomlinson, of New Britain. Covers were laid for seventeen guests.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. A. filling, of West Chapel street. with their son. daugh- ter, and Miss Nellie Munson, have re- turned from weeks trip to Kenne- bunkport, Me, where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Little, at their seaside cottage. They passed delightful week fishing, sailing and bathing and escaped the great heat of a week ago.
 Mrs. John Gaffey and daughter, of this city, are guests at the Branford Point house for the surlnser.
 On the 18th of July Mrs. H B. Arm strong, Miss Delora Armstrong and the younger members of the family will go to Woodstock, Conn.,, to remain until September 1. Mrs. Benjamin Cobb and her daughter Miss Mabel will also be of the party. Judge and Mrs. l.. F. Munson of this city, are enjoying q visit to the shore as guests of the Branford Point house. John Colwell, of this city, is visiting his aunt Mrs. William J. Quinn, of Bishop street, Waterbury.
 A joint stock corporation known as the American Pedometer company has been organized in this city with capital / of $2500 The purpose of the company ,, Is to buy, manufacture and sell pedo- T meters and measuring instruments of | Ill kinds. The concern will locate in his city and will begin the manufac- < .ure of pedometers shortly. The sub ,. scribers to the stock are Attorney James F. O'Connor, 25 shares; N. D. ' Moulds, 25 shares; Edmond Kuhn, 25 shares, and James E. OConnor, trus- ee, 25 shares.
 Henry B. Brown, formerly of this T ,ity, has recently been repairing the d Iathrop Abell or Red House. at East I, Hampton as it is more familiarly !, ,nown, which is located on the north r, tide of the road leading up Chestnut c Hill. The house is certainly a hundred IT more years old. Beneath the plas q ering and laths pieces of old paper were found which had evidently been N sed to keep out the wind and cold be- n ore the rooms were treated to plaster. V )ne of these pieces was found to be art of "The Sentinel and Witness" of year 1894 The printing nd arrangement of type is about the B anne as in vogue at the present time ir Though yellow with age, the paper is il till firm, showing that the newspaper Fl f that day was made durable as well ir s newsy. W Recent arrivals in Litchfield are: ir Irs. R. H. Smith, Miss A. H. Taiglet, n Irs. A. P. Jerrey, New York city; el eorge c. Harrison and family Corn fa all; E. w. Wightman, Waterbury; SC . T. Bartlett, New Haven; F. J. Hall, te S. H. Mckenzie and wife, be Miss M. R. Mason, New T -aven; Mis- E. c. Stedman, New Ha- it en; Mrs. D. c. Lyall, Norfolk; Mary m Minor Bridgeport; MT and Mrs. c. us :. Ellingwood, Hartford; Mrs. c. L. se ulkley, Hartford; Miss Sarah F. Da- CT is an Miss Martha E. Davis, Haddam 2, he Rev. B. F. Kidder, of Winsted, for of erly of this city, has been spending th few days with c. M. Ganung, West rect. jM
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