Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-10
PURELY PERSONAL.

Chief Engineer Snagg is home after a few days vacation. George Stowe is on brief vaca- tion to his home in Winsted. John Mccarthy of South Main street is visiting friends in Bridge port.
 Miss Anna Coffey Of New Britain was visiting friends in this city yes terday.
 Joseph Havican of Ridge street is spend,ng a two weeks vacation in New York city.
 Mir and Mrs Harold R. Durant have gone to Crown Point for three weeks sojourn.
 Attorney and Mrs James X. Peas ley leaves tomorrow morning for . two weeks stay in Columbus, 0.
 Attorney John II. Cassidy return. ed to his office today after two weeks sojourn in the mountains.
 Attorney and Mrs l.. r. Root re turned to-day from their summer rrip among the fishing resorts of Maine.
 Ex.Mayor Thomas D. Barlow. Mrs T ID. Barlow. Dr and Mrs A. X. Crane are home after tour through Europe.
 John Tobin, member of the class of 1906 of Crosby High. will leave this week to enter Villanova college.
 Edward Noonan of Wolcott street will leave Wednesday to resume his studies at the University of Virgin la.
 Charles Mahoney and Frank Lynch O. Danbury were the guests of Mich- ael Lawlor of South Elm street yes- terday.
 The Misses Emma and Ada Clay ton, who have been at the Adiron- dacks the past eight weeks, have re- turned.
 Miss Mae Mahoney and Miss Kath- ryne Duffy have returned to their homes in New Haven after visiting Mrs George Foley.
 Thomas McCrath left to-day to spend a few days in New York city and will resume his studies at Mag ara college the latter part of the week.
 Dr Joseph Lawlor who has been spending the past few days at his home in this city has returned to St vincent's hospital to resume his practise.
 Daniel Keefe of Bishop street, one of the advance men with Hargreaves circus was in town yesterday, the show being at Winsted gave him a chance to take a day on.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Walsh of Lin- den street returned Saturday after an extended tour through the west. Denver, Pike's Peak. Cripple Creek and Leadville were among the places visited.
 The Rev William J. slocum deliv- cred the sermon at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Immaculate Conception school at Hartford yester- day. Many people from this city were present.
 The following Waterbury boys will attend Yale academic this year: Patrick HeaIcy. John Hayes. George Allerton. Jr. Michael Hayes. John Monzanf. William Larkin. Lamont Hall. Don Hyde and Meyer Wolf Among those who will attend the law school are Frank Driscoll, Fred Bauby and Charles o'Connor.
 Professor !. L. Bonn. who for fif- teen years was organist in the Im- maeuiafe Conception church. and Mrs ]. L. Bonn. for several years solo ist h Trinity church, returned Sat- urday from Europe where they have been studying music for some time. The couple when not studying had a delightful time in touring Europe and were presented to Pope Plus \ by Monsigror Schoefieutner. canon at the cathedral. Vienna They also attended a mass which vas eelebrzt- ei by Rev Eugene Bonn. an uncle Of Professor Bonn While In Europe Mr Bonn studied under Theodore Lesehetifsky of Vienna. vho at one tine vzs prominent Ia the Netropoli- ta7t tnezter fn New York Mn BonR vas c pupil Of the r<nouned Madane Hfau&mAw~ n-AA4