Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-27
PURELY PERSONAL

PURELY PERSONAL
 Frank Doran is visiting his brother John Doran of Danbury.
 I. Chase to-day took his family to Block Island for the season.
 MT and Mrs W. c. Gray of Danbury are visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Mary Butler of Cherry street is enjoying vacation at Block Island.
 MT and Mrs Clinton E. Hurlock of Farm street left for the shore to-day.
 Miss Mary McKenna of South Leon ard street is visiting friends in An sonia.
 Odina and Celina Deschere will leave Monday for Collinsyille, to visit old friends.
 Michael O'Brien of Yonkers, N. T., is visiting his brother, D. NJ. O'Brien of Bank street.
 Miss Brady of Bridgeport is enjoy. ing a visit with John Bolan and fam fly of Summit street.
 MT and Mrs W. B. Johnson are spending their vacation with Mrs c. s. Warner of Winsted.
 J- nardine, left to-day for a three weeks visit to Walnut Beach.
 D. J. Lawlor and John Duggan will leave Monday for the Hollywood cot tage at Walnut Beach.
 Mrs Mary Barrett of New York is visiting her daughter, Mrs Timothy Garren of Cherry street.
 Misses Lizzie and Annie Harney will leave for Asbury Park for a weeks outing Monday.
 Miss May Noonan and Joseph Reilly of Newark, N. J., are visiting at the home of City Sheriff Mcdonald.
 The. Misses Molly and Lizzie Thomp- son will leave Monday for Block Island to spend a months vacation
 Seth Blansfield of Riverside street returned last evening from, a two weeks business tripJat Walnut Beach.
 Miss Annie Gilhuly and Miss May Allen left to-day for Washington, D. c. They will be absent about 10 days
 Joseph Fitzpatrick will leave Mon day for a weeks trip to Woodmont. He will also visit Buffalo and Toronto.
 F. Downey will leave Monday for ten days trip to Asbury park. His wife and mother will accompany him.
 Miss Mary A. Kane and Alice Don- ovan will leave for a weeks outing at Miss Kane's home at Thomaston
 Mrs Temple and daughter, Eliza beth, of South Leonard street, have returned from a. vacation at Savin Rock.
 John Brickley and Miss Margaret Il..sa h. from q two weeks vacation at Block Island.
 A. Pennier, the well known grocery man, is enjoying a trip among the sLitchfeld hills for the benefit of his health.
 Miss Pemila Demars and Miss Mar garet Roche will leave for a 10 doys' outing at Hollywood cottage at Wal nut Beach.
 Miss Della Domango of Bank street, who has been i'll for six weeks with infiammatory rheumatism, is able to be around once more.
 Miss Mary Jones of East Main street left this morning for a two weeks ya- cation. to be spent with her cousin, Mrs John Healy. of Narrag gansett Pier.
 Paul Hoefer of 19 Seymour street and Bernard Kluttig of 27 East Liner ty street left on the l :25 train for New burg, N. r., for a stay of two or three months.
 J. J. Mcdonald, NJ. J. Carney and Jay Mcdonald started this morning for Buffalo and Toronto. They expect to be away three weeks, returning by the way of Montreal.
 Miss Kate Sullivan of 33 Kingsbury street an employe of the Watch shop, left this morning for a two weeks visit with friends in Middletown, Mer- iden and Middlefield.
 Miss Elizabeth Pierce of School street and Miss Anna Shea of Baldwin street have gone to spend two weeks vacation with their aunt, Mrs Michael Mccormick, of Holyoke, Mass. A. J. Frederick will leave Monday for a trip through Canada to Buffalo, going by way of Vermont and Mon treal. He will return by the same way. He will be gone about two | weeks.
 The Misses Grace and Katie Legg, also Master Eugene of Waterbury, af- ter two weeks visit with their grand mother, Mrs E. H. Legg of Spring street, returns home Saturday Rock | vile Leader.
 Judge George H. Cowell of the dis trict court came up from the shore for a short time this forenoon. Affairs by the sea he reported to be as we'll as could be expected, but the evenings are exceptionally cool. |