The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25

bury's we'll know young men, left this | afternoon for Paris, where he will pur- sue his studies for the priesthood. MT. l Mitchell will remain a year in Paris and then proceed to Rome, spending four years in the latter place. MT. | Mitchell was born in Waterbury and was educated in the public schools, l graduating from the high school in | 1898. He was president of his class during the graduation year. On leav- | ing the high school he entered Holy | Cross college from which place he graduated with honors last year He is well fited. All who know him are con-
 fden that he will be successful in his life work-Waterbury American. Frank J. Eaton has returned from a
 trip to Provincetown where he has
 spent the past two weeks. While there
 he had the pleasure of going mackerel
 fishing and reports it fine sport. He enjoyed his outing down east but says the winds on the cape are at times ter rife.
 Mrs. Doody of New Haven is in
 South Meriden visiting her daughter,
 Mrs. M. S. McKiernan.
 John Grinder of the draughting de-
 partment at Cramps shipyard, Phila-
 Gelphia, spent Sunday in town.
 Arthur Garlick and Frank Pendexter
 of South Meriden returned home Sat
 urday from Buffalo where they have
 been spending a week at the Pan
 American exposition. They report hav-
 ing an excellent time.
 Mrs. Fanny Mathews and daughters,
 DoJ1o f1,A tS pf
 their uncle, Nathan Rosenhlatt and
 family, of 57 Lafayette street.
 George Blanchard of Stamford is
 visiting friends in this city and is at
 present at Mrs J. W. Thurston's on
 Carlisle street.
 General Supt c. H. Platt of the Western District of the Consolidated road, and Mrs Platt, who arrived from a months European vacation trip last Saturday. spent his, time abroad chief ly in visits to places of interest in Hol- land and Belgium. He returns practi- cally cured of the malarial indisposi- tion from which he had been a sufferer for some time.
 Invitations were received in Meriden yesterday for the marriage of William Case Bartholomew and Miss Josephine Kendall to take place at the brides home in Milwaukee, Wis, October 3. After a wedding tour they will reside at 79 Sigourney street, Hartford. The g1 oom is a son of W. w. Bartholomew, a former resident of Meriden and for many years partner of John w. Coe in the packing business
 James F. Toole, who conducted the Momauguin at Cosey Beach the past summer with great success, has leased the Groveland hotel. on Chapel street, of P. J. Cronan, the owner, and the Groveland will be opened for business before the arrival of the great throng expected to come here for the Yale bi- centennial exercises.
 In honor of his sons recovery from a very severe attack of typhoid fever, Louis Maligho, of Hghwood, will give a big celebration next Sunday at the | St. Johns church in his town. The | Oympian band of 26 pieces has been | by him and from 9 o'clock un- til 10 they will give concert in | front of the church. MT. Maligho con siders that St. Anthony was the cause of his sons recovery and at 10:30 | o'clock high mass will be celebrated n the church by the pastor, Rev. Father J. D. Kennedy. There will be l sermon on St. Anthony, after which he band will play the professional. This will complete the morning ser yices. On the afternoon, from until . there will be a sacred concert in ront of the church. At o'clock in the ,hurch vespers will be celebrated and 'lso the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. After these services the ,and will give a concert for an hour or wo on the church lawn Probably here will be a large assortment of fire works in the evening, but that has not ,een definitely decided
 Miss Flosse Humphrey of S5 Richard Place, West Haven, has gone to Springfield to spend her vacation with Hiss Mabel Humphrey, who formerly esided in West Haven.
 Clerk Perry of the Organized Chari- ies has rented George Neils house on Vhalley avenue. MT. Perry and his amily will move into the house on the irst of October.
 Miss Louise Pardee of Main street Vest Haven, has returned from her isit to Cleveland and Buffalo.
 John Wiegand of Valley street, West file, was operated on Monday again. his is the fourth or fifth operation hat Mir Wiegand has had performed 'ithin six months. His trouble Is leurisy in the lungs. It was reported morning that the operation .. ad been successful, and that the pa- ent was resting quietly. Mr. and Mrs Edward Richards of | 'irst avenue, West Haven, are enjoy : g a week in Buffalo, attending the ex- osition. Mrs. Joseph Collins and her daugh- sr, Miss Bessie, are the guests of Ned ollins at his home in Steeltown, Pa. r Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of West Ha- en, with her daughter, Miss Mildred, it yesterday morning for a visit in F rotor. II This afternoon the marriage of Miss il ose Schoenberger, daughter of MT. F Id Mrs. Emil Schoanberger, of Daven- l T ,rt avenue to Dr. Joseph Schurmach- p :, of New York, will take place The il remonies will be held in Harmonic a Ill., on Elm street, at o'clock D. m, s flowed by a banquet and reception b lere will be several hundred guests tc esent, as the circle of friends of the ntractlng parties is very large one.
 is also expected that the out-of4town rests will be numerous e Mrs Nathan Hale of GpOrpo ctraot | {,