The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Mrs. c. W. Gregg and daughter, Mildred, of West Haven, left Saturday for q visit to
 her brother. Dr. H. D. Hickok at Malone. \. '.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Baker of West Haven are the happy parents of a little daughter, who arrived August 20.
 The Parker paper mill resumes work to- day, one of the machines which broke down
 Friday having been repaired. The new machinery which has recently been put into the plant is working most successfully, and
 1t is now possible for the concern to put out about five tons of paper daily. Nothing definite has yet been learned by the detectives as to the whereabouts of
 Charles Peterkin, who was the conductor in the recent trolley accident on the BranfOrd trolley line.
 At the convention of the Metal Workers
 union in Bridgeport 1t was voted to admit
 women to membership in the union. It was
 pointed out that in this state there are 1O,--
 girls and women engaged in the brass in-
 dustry.
 Rev John Berchmans Logan, 0. P, son of MT. and Mrs. John Logan of 4S3 East street, celebrated his first mass at St. Pat ricks church yesterday at 10:30. It was
 solemn high mass. Rev. Father John Stephen Moran, who was ordained at the same time with Rev. Father Logan, at St. JOspehs priOry, Somerset. O., was deacon,
 Rev. Father McGonigle sub-deacon. An un-
 usually fine musical programme was given
 and there was large congregation, as Rev. Father Logan, now priest or the domln- ican order is q New Haven boy, was q graduate of Hamilton school, and was three years in HillhOuse high school and then was one year at St. Roses college in Louisville, Ky. Rev. Father Logan is brother to
 Charles, James and Joseph Logan, and has of Humphrey street school. and Miss
 Theresa Logan, all of this city. In two weeks Father Logan will return to St.
 Joseph's priory, where he will continue his studies. Dr. A. N. filling of 199 York street is the latest autOmobilfst, having purchased a Knox gasoene car through the local agent, A. E. Bradley.
 Miss Mira Williams of This city has gone
 to Rockland Breakwater, Me, where she in tends to spend few days with Miss Pearl 1 A. Taft at the Samoset.
 i Captain Ives of Wallace street, West Ha- ven, fell from his boat Saturday and dislo- cated his right shoulder: The captain wa, was l just starting off on a fishing trip. Dr. Will son is in attendance.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnett and son Paul 1 of Second avenue, West Haven. accompan- jed by Miss Eaton of Philadelphia, who Is a wall-on-the- Hudson for stay of several days. Patrick Sheehan is i'll at his home on Washington avenue, West Haven, threaten ed with typhoid fever. The caucus for Cheshire republicans Is called for next Thursday night. Deputy Coroner Pond has completed his | investigation into the death of Raffele Isca- TO, who was killed few days ago at Reed $ Gap, while loading a car of stone for the Connecticut Trap Rock Co. The deputy cor oner is unable to find any one whose crimi- nal carelessness was the cause of Iscaro' s | death. Mir. Pond, however, is of the opin- | ion that criminal carelessness existed some. | where, presumably in the method employed 1 in loading and switching the cars. He will | officially notify the railroad company, also 1 the Trap Rock company, that in his opin- | ion, the method now employed Is danger ous one. and will recommend that changes | be made. .,
 The pupils of the Pine Orchard Sunday school under the leadership of Superinten- dent Mackrille of West Haven gave a fine entertainment Friday evening. A large
 number of residents were in attendance and did themselves and Mir. Mackrille great l credit. Superintendent Mackrille is head of
 the auditors department of the Consolidat- | ed road. The programme was as follows: 1 Words of Welcome by the Superintendent, J. Mackrile.
 Miss Eleanor E. Dibbie, Stanley McLane, l Lewis Dibble. Robert Eggleston. 1 Recitation-Janet Camp. ~ PianOf0rte solo-Russell Chatfield.
 Recitation-Carrie Mclean. 1 Vocal sOlO-Iva Bishop.
 ! Recitation-Marguerite Dibble. 1 Pianoforte duet.
 1 Recitation-Mollie Brandegee, Eveline Mack rille, Sterling Chatfield. l Vocal SolO-Iva Bishop.
 | SelectiOn-Orchestra.
 l The orchestra. under the able leadership 1 of Miss Eleanor E. Dibble. added much to | the pleasure of the occasion. l George P. Sperry of Guilford has just re-
 ceived the appointment of supervisor of drawing in the public schools of Westfield
 and Chicopee, Mass. He is a graduate of | the Swain art school, New Bedford and has
 spent two years i'll Paris studying art. He | is also graduate of the Massachusetts nor
 nal art school of Boston. He has recently
 been supervisor in the Thomas N Hart
 school of Boston. He has also been super.
 visor in the towns of Plymouth, Braintree
 and Beverely, Mass. He is twenty nine
 years of age.