The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-23
PERSONAL.

William worthington of Griest avenue, Westville.
 Rev. Charles 0, scoville will leave September 1 for the Maine Woods, where he will go directly into camp.
 E. J. Alling of Red City is quite ex- tensiyely engaged ill handling peaches from the Hale and Coleman orchards on Moose hill, Oxford.
 J. T. Hendricks and wife, and their daughter, Doris have returned from Pittsheld, Mass, where MT Hendricks has been manager of the Berkshire Park theater for the summer season. and will now take up his position at the New Haven theater.
 Howard c. Ives, wh is an ,instructor in the University of Pennsylvania, has been spending a part of his vacation with his mother in Cheshire.
 Mrs Denis Ahern and daughter, Ma ry, of Westville, are spending two weeks at Mansfield Grove.
 Charles Dudley, for many years a resident of Cheshire, but now of New York, was calling on old friends in Cheshire last week.
 Mr. John Brewster Fitch, Miss Mar garet Fitch and Miss Anna H. Fitch of this city were among the autoists registered at the Mansion house, Green field, Mass, Tuesday.
 Miss Rena Smith of West Haven en- tertained a few friends Monday even q # i,, Among those present were the Misses Mildred Finch, Greta Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Hodges, Delos Bristol and Ray rhond Main. A buffet luncheon was served.
 The Sunday school of the Congrega- friends, are to hold their annual picnic on Tuesday afternoon next week on the upper green near the church,
 Miss Jane Early, who has been wis., iting her uncle, Rev. Father Robert J. Early of St. Peters church, for three months, left yesterday for her home in San Francisco.
 The Wallingford Drum corps will hold it's annual outing and field day next Saturday afternoon at Mansfeld's S grove.
 Miss Alice Mcclellan of Waterbury has been visiting Miss Doris Watson of Huntington avenue, Grannis Corner.
 Josiah Judson, superintendent of the New Haven Manufacturing company, has returned from a delightful extend ed trip through Canada and the West ern states, and has resumed his duties.
 Miss Martha Redfield of Poughkeep- Sic, N Y,, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Grannis of Court street, West Haven.
 Marsden Hubbard of Wallingford left Tuesday for stay at Spofford lake, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fresenius are at the Sinclair house for the summer in Bethlehem, N. H,
 Mir. and Mrs. George E. Crofut of the Inn, Oxford, spent a pleasant out ing few days ago with friends at Branford Point.
 William Matthews of Washington Hill is spending a few days with friends in this city.
 MT and Mrs. John S. Tyler of Main street, East Haven, entertained as guests for dinner last Saturday, MT. and Mrs. Bert Forbes of Tucson, Ari- zona; also Lester Forbes of New Ha- ven
 Stanley Stiles of Washington avenue, West Haven, is away on three weeks cruise with Frank D. Trowbridge of New Haven on MT. Trowbridges yacht.
 Thomas Cornwall of Cheshire has re- turned from Redlands, California where he has been spending the sum- mer with his grandmother, Mrs T. E. Cornwall.
 Miss Rena Teresa Barnes, soprano at the Chrch of the Redeemer, with her sister, Miss Elsie Barnes, gre enjoying a two weeks vacation with friends in Plainville and Hartford.
 The officers of the various local divi- sion of the A. o, H., and of the two auxiliaries left yesterday morning for New Britain, where they are attending the state convention, which continues to-day. A reception was given the guests last night.
 Miss Anna Burns, who has been spending the past three weeks with Mrs. Millet at her home on Campbell avenue, West Haven, returned Tuesday to her home in Hartford.
 Miss Lillian Moeller, of Beach street, West Haven, leaves to-day for a cou- pie of weeks stay at Narragansett Pie'.
 Fred W. Hoxsie who has been line- man for the Western Union Telegraph company at Fidgefield for about two years has taken the management of the office of the Postal Cable at Sey- mous.
 Miss Florence Breitenstein, who has been enjoying two weeks vacation in Meriden, has returned to this city this morning, bringing with her Miss Edna Kutchniske of Meriden, who will stay here for week.
 The Misses Katherine and Marjorie Bush and Geraldine Prouty of West Haven went on @ sailing party Tuesday afternoon with Dr. Aimes from Oyster river.
 -tAtH' VOAn AHOA OA w WSSSIO5Si OSOl gia; Mrs. Rufus C. Hawkins of Geor- gia and Mrs. Penfield of New York, have returned home after a pleasant two weeks visit with Miss Edith Mae Root, of Whalley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. w. K. Stevens of Kim berly avenue are enjoying a few days at ocean View hotel, Block Island
 Miss Lena Hasselbach and Miss Char lotte Hinckley left yesterday for a two weeks visit with friends in Dorches- ] tnr Mo sa