The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-26
Personal Notes.


Miss Hazel lewis of Milford, who is
1 to graduate as nurse from the hos
pital in Danbury next spring, left on
\ Wednesday for that institution, after
having spent weeks vacation with
her mother at the home of her grand
father, c. Watson Baldwin, Boards
Corner.
Mrs. Algernon Corbin of George
street, returns tomorrow from three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Da-
vid Stevens, at Newport, r. I.
Madame Tealdi at The Maple in Nor
ris, has a large house party of friends
at her home from New Haven.
4 Miss salle Corbin of George street,
after her visit in Newport, r. l., with
her aunt, Mrs. Stevens, will go to Mat
apoisett, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A, McIlravy of
Jersey City, Miss Gertrude R. Farrell
of New Haven and Miss Grace Corn
wall of Bridgeport, are guests at G..
M. Ganung's in Litchfeld.
Miss Claribel Hancock of Litchfield
who is stopping with her aunt Mrs.
Frank Flynn of 81 George street, will
return home today.
Harry B. Smith, who has been laid
up at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George F. Smith, on River street
Milford for some time with an attack
jof rheumatism, Is improving daily.
Mr.. Robert McHenry of Modesto,
California, left last Friday for the west
after an enjoyable two weeks visit
with Mr.. Nicholas Hubinger, jr,, Of
Whalley avenue
Emory Tompklns, of Tompkinsville,
Fla, after an absence of fifteen years,
has returned to Yalesville Mr.. Temp
kins was lately burned out and on his
trip home all his goods were consumed
by flames on the boat. He has secur-
ed position with the G. /. Yale COM
pany.
Next Monday from to 10 o'clock D.
M, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hills of
Hartford, will give an informal recep-
ton to their friends at their home, No.
81 Franklin avenue, the occasion being
the ffftieth anniversary of their mar
rage. They were married at Spring
field, Mass, July 2S, 1857, and prefer to
have the celebration on Monday, rath-
er than on the actual date on Sunday
Mrs. J. A. Haskell, who has been
spending several months in the west az
the home of her daughter, Mrs. George
Able, returned to her home in Heming-
way avenue, Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Scoyille, of New Haven
and Miss Ruth Conant, of Hartford
are the guests of Mrs. Frederick Ha-
bersang, in Durham.
Mrs. Samuel Nyman, who has been
the guest of her sister Mrs. Harry p
johnson for two weeks, returned to her
home in Manchester, Sunday.
Grenville Bacon and friend, William
Howard, Of this city are visiting Mrs.
Mary s. Mehaffey on Freestone ave-
nue. In Portland.
Mr.. Edward zernitz, the ieweler Of
State street, has returned from visits
in Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illi-
nois. Miss Emile R. Zenitz in COM
pany with several Normal school
friends, is having pleasant stay in
Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Robinson and
son, William. are spending the sum-
mer at Short Beach,.
Miss Helen Perry Of Nyack, N. Y, is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mar of First avenue.
MIR. Thompson and family of Middle
field; are in New Haven for few
days.
Mrs, Sadie Waters and Miss E. Mae
Madison Of Hartford are spending a
vacation of two weeks at Short Beach.
Miss Rena Muzner of Read street has
gone on visit to relations in Boston,
Mr., J. Parkhurst Of New Haven was
registered at the United States hotel,
Litchfield, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bennett William Farm
ham of Alden avenue are the proud
parents of a seven pound baby boy
Major and Mrs. William P. futile,
who are summering at Woodmont, are
entertaining Mrs, Edgar Hardy of
Brooklyn, Mrs S. H. Hansel of Hart
ford and Mrs. A. w Allen of this city.
Mrs. futile and Mrs. Allen will go to
Camp Woodruff to-day to be with Mrs
Rollin S. Woodruff for Governor 5
day
Miss Matte Pardee, of West Haven,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Montreal, Canada, for about
six weeks, has returned to her home
James B. Taylor of LOG California
street, left Wednesday for a few weeks
visit in his old home in Naugatuck
lowing to i'll health Mr. Taylor has
been advised by his physicians to take
a rest
William Worthington, formerly pro-
prietor of Westville restaurant, has
secured the captaincy Of a so foot
gasoline yacht, the Grace E. Captain
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