The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-04
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
 Harry Rogers of Branford has re- signed his position with the .Metropol- 1tan Life Insrance company, and has secured a position with the M. I. F. Co., His brother, James Rogers, has taken the vacant position. Tonight will be very busy along the shore. At Three Films house, Stony Creek, the Pine Orchard Country club and the Granite Bay hotel informal dances will be given.
 Robert Carr of East Orange, N. s. | is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Carr of Union avenue, West Haven.
 Floyd O'Connor, the three year old son of MT and Mrs. OConnor of Val- ley street, Westville, narrowly escaped death Thursday while playing with some other children on Whalley ave- nue. He ran out into the street and took no notice of the large truck com ing down the hill. The outside horse struck the child knocking him down, while the shoe of the horsees foot caught in the, child's clothing and dragged him about ten feet. The driv- CT seemed to have lost his head, and the prompt action of Leroy Cheney in running to the. horses head and stop ping them saved O'Connor.
 Dr, and Mrs. Richard Foster Rand of Church street have returned from 8 months stay in the Adirondack woods.
 Mrs. Aspel and family of Fair Ha- vent are spending the summer at Litchfield
 Miss Grace Barber is visiting Miss Mabel Johnson at Far View Farm, Winsted.
 George Kelsey of Center street, West Haven, is spending Q few days in New York, @
 MT. and Mrs. William Bennett Fisher of New York have announced the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Kathryn Everitt Fisher to Mr H. Le Roy Whitney, Yale '05 son of MT. AL fred R. Whitney of Morristown, N. J.
 Miss Hazel White of 226 sherman avenue has gone to Schroon Lake in the Adirondacks for the balance of the summer
 The annual meeting of the Barnes Family association will be held at Savin Rock, Thursday, August 16, in the theater at 10;30 o'clock. All mem bers of the Barnes family are cordially invited to attend. A business session will be followed by dinner and gen. eral social time. Quite a number of talented people are included in the Barnes family, and pleasant pro- gramme of entertainment will be ar- ranged.
 Mrs. George Seagrave and son, Vic tor, from Reeds burg, Wis, are visit ing Mrs. Seagrave's sister, Mrs. c. N. Dlnsen of Second avenue. They will visit in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Clinton, Mich. before returning to their home in Wisconsin.
 Misses Josephine and Evelyn Welch of Branford are visiting relatives and friends in New Haven.
 Miss Marion Merwin of West Haven, who has been spending two weeks in Netherland, N. Jo with cousins, and two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Day, in IuSulllS, IL. l., ISluA llSu 4IOliA0 tHulS- day.
 Mrs. Clara J. Leopold and son, MT. Edward A. Leopold, will leave on Mon day for Bethlehem, N. H., for weeks stay Mrs, Leopold will stop in North field, Mass, before returning home.
 Miss Jessie Knapp of East Main street, Branford, is spending a couple of days with Miss Eichmann of Or chard street, New Haven.
 Miss Edith O'Neil of Wallace street left yesterday for a two weeks outing with friends in Woodbury.
 Mrs c. A. Grant and daughters, and Mrs. E. H. sherman have gone for a months stay in the Catskills.
 Miss Pauline Gates, who has been the guest for the past week of Miss Rena Holt of Second avenue, West Haven, has returned to her home in Plymouth.
 Mrs. George E. Brooks of West Chapel street has returned from a de- lightful visit with Dr. and Mrs. Sales of Boston. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Testor and fam fly have returned to their home on Main street, Wst Haven, from a two weeks vacation spent in Litchheld.
 Mrs. Phinias T. Veze of Mexico and Miss Julia McClean of Stamford were the guests of their sister, Mrs. M. L. Stark of Prospect street over Wednes- day and Thursday, and are now spend- ing a few days with their brother, the Rev. P. H. McClean of Milford.
 Miss Chapman of Portland, Conn, is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Thatcher of Second avenue.
 John Hotchkiss of Branford left Thursday for the Berkshire hills, in hopes that the change would benefit his