The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-08
PERSONAL NOTES

T. S. Coleman has closed his sum- mer home, Cosy cottage, and, accom- panied by Mrs. J. S. Dowd, returned to their home in this city.
 Miss Mae E. Lyons, who for the past six weeks has been in Bermuda, has Ireturned to her home in Whalley ave- nue.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Beaney and Mrs. Maria Humphrey, of Waterbury are spending several weeks in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Perlin Butler who for twelve years have been resi- dents in Lake place, are settled in their new home, 90 Dwight street.
 Mrs. David Olmstead. of Milford, Is now visiting in the south, as she does every fall. Mrs Oimstead will be away four weeks and will visit Old Point Comfort Jamestown, Hampton and Williamsburg, Va. where she has many friends
 Charles Killingbeck, of Ansonia. who entered the New Haven hospital September 4 to undergo an operation for appendicitis, returned home Sat r urday Mr. Killingbeck has fully re- , covered, which will be welcome news to his many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Fresenius left , yesterday for a weeks stay in New e York city.
 , Albert E. Terrill, of Ansonia, who entered the New Haven hospital sev- , eral weeks ago, suffering with se- we're attack of typhoid fever, has been :, discharged from the institution and 7 has returned to his home, y MT and Mrs. Samuel A. Warburton :. of Milford, have moved to Bridgeport :. They were enthusiastic working mem. y bers of the Milford Methodist church
 and win be much missed in all dc n partments of the church work. 's Miss Beard, of Binghamton, N Y. L- is the guest of MT. and Mrs. C. F. Mix of Wall street
 It Dr. w. c. Vile, of Danbury, wht 70 has been seriously i'll several months g. has so far progressed toward recover,
 that he is able to take short drives ol 'l pleasant days.
 'd The members of the Kappa Delt' to Tau society are arranging for thei pr fourth informal dance. which is to b 1- given at the Hotel Shorehain, Morri pr Cove, on Thursday evening Octobe te 24. The members Of the society ar or Ernest Cooper, George Willis, Philil e. Connor, Maurice Currie Alfred Seeley lg Warren Crawford, Frank Nettletor " Oliver Bishop, Howard Brooks, Irvin a Allen and Henry Griswod. be MT. and Mrs. Oscar P. Fowler 0
 Moodus were recent visitors to relative
 here, coming and returning Tn thel se William Bacon atid family of Strat no ford have taken up their residence. ae worcester, Mass, where MT. Bacon Ina ne a position with leading corset con he cern.
 n- Mrs, Robert Kearney, who has bee " spending the summer with her parent ne Lawyerand Mrs Robert Tyler at the
 cottageon Beach street West Havel
 has goneto her new home in 0rAng
 NgT The many many friends of Mrs. Sara
 Coodsell of Stratford will be pained {
 learn that she was the victim or shock last Thursday morning. py Mrs Ellen Penfeld mother of Cit
 Clerk L.. D. Penfield of Hartford, passe
 her 90th birthday yesterday, She wt
 very chipper Sunday for woman gC
 ing on ninety-one large number
 friends called and congratulated he on She received numberof presents.
 Miss Ada Mabel Parsons and M r, Horace Le Jean Smith was marie I'll yesterday at noon. Owing to the r,
 cent death of the brides mother on en the immediate relatives were presen
 The bride was given away by her f.
 ther, MT. James F. Parsons. MT. ar TX Mrs. Smith left fer a wedding journt
 of several weeks They will return od their home, 62 Livingston street, abo' November 1. They received many gift
 The bridegroom Is at present tenor on loist at Davenport church an A pleasant surprise in the form
 a linen shower was tendered Miss Er
 ma l.. Marshall of Meriden Saturd' yer evening in honor of her approachil
 marriage to Vincent ". Wilcox of Ma .., ison Conn, at the home of Miss Ann 'ey Furniss, on Atkins street, by the T.
 member Miss Marshall was the reef lev lent of many handsome and usef Al. pieces of linen.