The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-10
PERSONAL notes.

Thomas N. Bowman, formerly Of 1862
Carlisle street, and then employed as
an expert machinist in the shops of the
New Haven road, has returned from
Panama, where he has been working
for the canal commission, for nearly
year. Mr., Bowman is to go back to
the big ditch in a few weeks, being
on leave of absence.
Rev. J. j. Mckinney, pastor of st.
Joseph's church, Westville, left on
Monday for a trip to Victoria, B. c.,
and Alaska where with his brother,
Rev. P. ]. Mckinney, of Middletown,
the national chaplain of the Knights
of Columbus, he will assist in the in
stitution of new councils of the order,
Rev. Father Flannery of Hazardville,
has also gone on the trip. During his
absence Father McGivney's work in St.
Joseph's parish will be cared for by
members of the Mission band in Mil
| ford.
Mrs. Charles w. Miles of Milford, has
as her guests at her home at Fort
Trumbull Beach, her grandson, Ray
mond Beard of Reading, Pa, and Mrs
Hayworth Of Galveston, Texas.
Postmaster Ira E. Hicks Of New
Britain and Miss Ethel C. Russell will
be married this noon at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry E. Russell, No. 1901 Ocean avenue,
New London, by Rev. DIR. A, p. Grent,
rector of st. Johns Episcopal church.
The wedding will be a quiet one on
account Of illness in the brides fam
lily, Dr. Griswold Bragaw of New Mil
ford will be best man, and Mrs. Bra
gaw will be matron of honor. The
newly married couple will leave on a
ten days wedding trip to Lake Cham
plain and the Adirondacks. They will
also visit the majors brother at Oak
Bluffs and take a trip on his steam
yacht, The bridegroom's gift to the
bride is a check for handsome sum-
Mrs. Bible of New York city and her
daughter, Mrs, Jantzer, are the guests
of Miss Helen at Sc Halleck street for
a few days
Selectman w. E. Latham Of New Bri.
tain came yesterday to Short Beach tc
join his wife, who is stopping there.
Mrs. Albert A. Baldwin and her sons
of Milford, are enjoying short vaca-
ton in Springfield, Mass.
One of the hops of the season will be
given by the Russell Circle, No l.
Daughters of Isabella, at Lighthouse
Point, next Friday evening The fol-
lowing committee are working to make
it a success: Ella M. O'Neill, chair
lady; Mollie Maley, Anna Rourke, Alice
Corcoran, Anna Moakley; Alice Ryan
Grace Stanley, Mary Wier, Susie
Bracken, Anna Mooney and May Dono-
van.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold OF
Westville have moved to their cottage
at Bradley Point for the summer Miss
Laura Griswold is now entertaining
there Miss Helen Powers Of Fountain
street.
The members OF the Jennie B. Cat.
ton Hive, Maccabees, will be quite busy
next week. Mrs. Gurckn Of 1891 STATE
street will open her house for Wits
for this afternoon, tomorrow evening
July II, Mrs McManus will conduct {
lawn party at 1888 Hazel street. The
hive will give hop at the Shoreham
Morris Cove, on Tuesday evening, July
49, Miss M. Ryan has this in charge
and number of tickets have been sold
A large crowd is expected
Mrs. W. H. Watson, of Union city
and Mrs. E. 1. Stiles, of Hartford, with
sons, John L. and Frank e., and
daughters, Dorothy D. and Margaret
h, left for Toronto yesterday morning
intending to visit all places of interest
and at length reach Wasaga Beach on
the shores Of the Georgian Bay, where
Mr.. w. H. Watson's summer camping
ground Is located He will Join them
later. They are to be gone about two
months.
w. J. Ford, former Milford resi-
dent, yesterday returned to his home In
Canton Center, after a short visit with
relatives here.
Miss Mary Grove of "a York street
has just returned home after spending
two weeks with her uncle at Glen
Cove l.. T., and Atlantic City. She
met many New Haven friends and re-
ports delightful time.
Miss marguerite Bradshaw of Gard
ner, Mass, is guest at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Chase in Milford
this week.
M. Nagare Berleyette Of Cleveland
o., is spending the summer at The
shore with his daughter, Mrs. &c ,rge
Junglas Of 124 Thomas street.
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