The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-21


 turned to his vessel Monday morning. Joseph H. and Mrs. Bristol of Mill
 ford, who with their son are away on a
 visit in northern New York, are expect
 ed home on Thursday of this week. This morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will take place the
 marriage of Miss Rosamond A. Kenney
 of Mt Carmel and Richard Elliott of Southington. The ceremony will be
 performed by Rev. Stephen M. Ken
 ney of Hartford, the brides brother,
 and solemn nuptiaI mass will follow
 at 10 o'clock. Miss Kenney was former
 ly a teacher in the Fair street school,
 and is well known in southington. F. s. Blackal and family are expect
 ed at Woodmont the latter part of the
 week to remain for a few days. Miss Rose Dahmer, bookkeeeper for
 Pfaff & Weise, West Haven, is taking a
 weeks vacation.
 | Messrs. B. I. Lindley and Ben Ryder
 have the contract for erecting a small | building on the lot purchased some time ago by MT. Upson of Berlin, and which is located next west of J. I. Doo- 11lll6 S nome HI WOOQHlOIll.
 T. M. Norton of the firm of Stone & Norton and his son, Louis L., are in
 Madison for a few days on hunting trip.
 The members of the Greist Hose
 company, to the number of twenty-five,
 were photographed last Saturday morn-
 ing by Phelps of this city. sr,.. | Miss Charlotte Cornwall of Milford lfet on Monday for Philadelphia, where
 she has accepted a position as governess | for 2 small child. Mrs. w. c. Dole and daughter Doro- I thy arrived safely at Liverpool, Oc- l tober g. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Greenbaum of ! "A Arch street are receiving the hearty
 congratulations of their many friends over twelve pound boy. The young ster and it's mother are doing nicely. MT. and Mrs. Charles Gillespie of
 Asbury park are guests for few
 weeks at Mrs. Allard's of Chapel street.
 MT. Gillespie was formerly a conductor
 on the Consolidated road, but has been for the past two years proprietor of the
 Rosedale cottage at that summer re- sort. He intends to make 8 trip to
 Providence and Montreal before re-
 turning home. aeas
 Hardy Merwin of Woodmont has be-
 gun the erection of cottage which he proposes using as dwelling house, oil the lot in the rear Of his restaurant at
 Merwin's Point.
 Ex-C Conductor w. R. Miner of the
 Consolidated road and his family have
 gone to Cleveland, O., to make their home with his two sons, who are in
 business there. MT. Miner was obliged,
 owing to i'll health, to give up his po-
 sition on the road, and to go to a diff
 ferent climate.
 J. A Jacklyn of Woodmont has the contract for making the necessary re- pairs to teh breakWater erected some
 years ago by the late Colonel Larkin. x
 The St. Margaret's guild of Christ
 church, East Haven, will give one of their famous ten cent suppers in the
 town hall this evening at 6:3o p. m. Tn
 the evening a farce will be presented
 by the members of the guild, followed
 by informal dancing.
 F. s. Bradley of Center street has re- turned from his business trip to Chi
 cago. III.
 The "Up-to-Date'' club held it's regu-
 lar weekly meeting yesterday afternoon
 at the home of Mrs. Laurens Lenox on Willard street. The subject considered
 by the club was "Berea College and
 Mountain Whites" .$s Mrs. N. B. Willis and son, who have
 been spending the summer at their
 cottage at Oriental park, have return ed to their Savin avenue home. The Young Peoples society of the First German Baptist church is mak- 1 ing arrangements to fittingly observe ! its anniversary on November 12. A
 musical and literary programme is be- ing prepared. a
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Mitchell | of Central avenue have gone to Plants | vile to visit relatives for a short time. MT. and Mrs. Horace Small of Wood bridge entertained a number of their friends yesterday afternoon at their
 home. Quite delegation from this city attended. l Cards are out for the marriage of
 Miss Mabel, daughter of MT. and, Mrs. l J. J. Gillespie of Wodmont, to Freder- ick A. Smith. The wedding will take place November 4, at the Woodmont chapel. The young couple will make their home with MT. Smiths father at
 his home in Woodmont. f Frank Dole, of. the Edgewood ken- Incl, has entered seventeen of his dogs for the show to be given by '"The La dies Kennel club" at Madison Square tgarden in November. Bulldogs and bull
 terriers will constitute his principal ex- hibit. ft < Mrs. Louis l.. Norton of Whalley avenue is spending few days with
 her mother, Mrs. Haseslbach, of Pearl street. ..