The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-13
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER co.
 NEW YORK

| evening. They were married in Sims | bury by Rev. Joseph Toy, assisted by i Rev. Allan Mclean, grandfather of Governor George P Mclean. Mrs Stevens was Miss Mary P Phelps, sis
 ter of the Joeffray o. Phelps of Sims
 bury. Besides the friends and relatives
 from Winsted there were many present from Smsbury, Hartford, Kingston, N.
 Y., and New York city.
 John T. Cross, for many years en- gineer at the Bristol Manufacturing company, and now a business man In this city, was visiting Bristol friends Tuesday. MT. Cross was formerly fore man of a local hook and ladded com pany there.
 s. M. Fischer, of the Fischer Motor Vehicle company. was still in this city yesterday looking over sites for the new plant of the concern. If they To- cate here, which Is doubtful they will employ 1000 hands. They now employ in Hoboken 300 men. The Worcester Bicycle plant in Middletown has been offered to them.
 Miss Nellie Smith, who taught in the Bristol High school for two years. will
 
 take a course of lectures at the Uni versity of Chicago.
 Mrs. Isaacson of Cincinnati, we'll known in New Haven society is visit ing her mother, Mrs J. R. Mitchell on Prospect street, Bristol Miss Julia Mitchell. who has spent several months in Cincinnati. has returned to her home in Bristol
 Miss H. Willard and brother. John Willard, of this city have rented house on Union avenue, West Haven, near Main street, and will move into 1t about the first of October
 Professor J. C. Schwab, in charge of the Yale bicentenniaI celebration, has his entire force of stenographers en- gagged in compiling list of distinguish cd graduates of Yale, who are expect ed to be in this city during the bi-cen- tennial celebration. The compilation of these names and the effort to get considerable labor Although thor ough canvass has been made for &C., commodations for visitors during the celebration, the committee is still ready to receive more. All arrangements are nearing completion and about all that remains is to have all the hopes of the committee fulfilled is the completion of the bicentennial buildings the work on which is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
 Miss Catherine R. Simmons of this city, formerly a teacher in Dwight school, has the honor of being the trained nurse who cared for President Mckinley Immediately after he was shot and assisted during the operation. Miss Simmons and Miss Barnes, Emergency hospital to the Temple of Music after the shooting, and they have been with the president all the time since the shooting. Miss Sim mons rendered very important and ef- ficient aid during the operation. Miss Simmons resides at 315 Orchard street, and Is native of New Haven. She is the daughter of George H. Simmons and the late Annie E. Simmons. Her father is the we'll known electrician and politician Tn 1884 she graduated from the Dwight school and in the fall en- tered Hillhouse High school from where she graduated In 1888 with high honors and special mention. Think ing herself fitted for teaching she en- tered the normal school, from which she graduated in the class of 'S9. She then secured position as teacher in Dwight school, where she taught with success In 1898 she entered the Roose- welt hospital in New York city, from where she was graduated last April with high honors and much praise for her good work. On August 1 she was sent to the Emergency hospital at the Pan American, where by her constant attention and hard work she gained the love of the patients, and all the em- ployes at. the hospital.