Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-30
PURELY PERSONAL.

Attorney John H. Cassidy is visit ing at his home in Norwich.
 Miss Bertha Moran is spending a weeks vacation in Morris and Litch- field.
 Miss Mary Drury of 1 Cooke street has gone to Manchester, N. H., to visit friends.
 Mrs James Calvin and family of stone street are spending a vacation at Laurel Beach.
 MT and Mrs T. F. Lunny of Leav- enworth street are on vacation to Fairview Beach.
 William Mahaney of Bank street has returned after spending ten days at Atlantic City.
 Miss Florence Ford of West Side hill has returned from vacation spent at Walnut Beach. q
 H. w. Curtiss and family left to- day to enjoy a vacation of two weeks at Nova Scotia and vicinity.
 Miss Mary Drury, North Main lGll d Wcch Stay tO-udy with friends in New Haven.
 Miss Elizabeth Hayden, assistant superintendent of Harlem hospital, is home for months vacation.
 Miss Alice Brett of North Willow street is visiting her cousin. Miss Laura Pritchard of New Britain. Elmer Wallace of Walnut street has returned after spending a two weeks vacation at Walnut Beach. The Misses Katie and Mary Riley and Miss B. Wadick have gone to Savin Rock to spend a weeks vaca- tion.
 Peter McAvay of New Britain, one of Uncle Sam's hustling employees, was in town yesterday visiting friends. Word was received here to-day of the death at Great Harrington. Mass, of Thomas Kelly. at one time a well known local hostler.
 Miss Hattie Williams, of Litch- field, who has been spending the past few days with relatives in this city, returned home yesterday. James P. Kelly of Maple street left this morning for Washington, D. C.. to visit his brother who is a student at a Baltimore, Md, university.
 Miss Alice Walsh acted as bridesmaid to-day at the wedding of her friend, Miss Katharine Sammon of Derby to J. D. Welpole of Schenec- tady
 The Misses Anna and Marguerite Fahy, West Burton street, and Miss Jennie Hardie. Elizabeth street, went to Meriden to-day to visit Miss Le- nora Fielding.
 The Bob Whites. Clarence. Ed ward and Harold Wolff, Frank and Edward Clark. Roy Card. Johr Byrnes, Patrick O'Rourke and Johr Reilly are camping at Bantam Lake
 John Moran, who injured his arm while twirling for Clean shortly af ter the close of the college season says that his whip is rapidly rounding into form and that it will be all righ for next season. Jack" is captain of the Niagaras' hockey team and ex poets the arm to be in perfect con dition before the season opens.
 One of the merriest parties tha ever gathered at Mrs Lawrence "Red Cottage" broke up this morn ing. The party consisted of Mis- Theresa Sweeney. principal of tn Brown school. Naugatuck. chaperon Misses Margaret Sweeney. Margare and Josephine Dillon. Louise Holo han. Trinity as: Julia Hayes. Vel lesley ps: Irene Daily and Kathleei Mcdonald. Notre Dame C6. Misse Dillon will join their brother. Dr ] II Dillon at Lenox ard enjoy driv through the Berkshires. Misses sIc Donald. and Daly will 20 to the hom of the latter's brother. J. M. Daly a woodmont and the other ladies re turned to waterbury.-NorfOlk New fin winsted Citizen.
 The following seminary appoint ments are announced by Bishop Tier ney: BeIonia. Italy-Joseph Daly Hartford: Edward Morrison. Hart ford. Budapest. Hungary-Davi Hutchinson. Waterbury: Charle Kane. Waterbury. Louvain. Belgiur l-wiIliam O'Brien. New Britain Cornelius Teulings. New Haven. s Brieuc. France-John Sullivan. Wa terbury. Montreal. Canada-John ] Kennedy. Southington: James O'Don nell. New Haven: Alne TrOie. Taft vile. Brighton. MassLPatrick To Ian. Saugatuck: Eiward Grickis. Tn lon City: Patrick Mccarthy, Plain vile: Walter McCrann. Putnam Edward Murphy. New Haven Tn bishop also announces the ap pointment of the Rev Alexander F Mitchell te St Johns Romal tfs.~r<.r=., ,r.-rn rrs4Tro-o-