The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-27
Personal Notes.

DR.. w. H. Ring has returned from
his vacation.
Mr.. Leonard Knickeroocker has just
returned from three months trip
through New York state and Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr. Charles E. Griffiths of Grand
avenue, will leave today for two
weeks vacation at Saratoga and Lake
George.
Announcement has been made at
Bar Harbor Of the engagement Of Miss
Annie p. Sampson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sampson, to DR.. Cur
tenius Gillette, Yale 81, a son of DIR,
Walter r. Gillette. DR., Gillette is
member of the University club of New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waldron of
Dayton, Ohio, are spending few
weeks with their father, Mr.. Fred Wal
dron of 1O5 Howe street.
Prof. Thomas R. Lounsbury of Yale,
the most distinguished Shakespcarean
scholar, perhaps, in the world, and the
long time close personal friend of
President Roosevelt, took luncheon
today at The Elton.He with friend
is spending some Of this hot weather
in trolley riding. Waterbury Amerl-
can, July rs.
Miss Helen I. Smith, who is enjoy
ing a vacation of two weeks, will spend
one with friends in Springfield, and the
other at the shore.
Nathan w. Merwin of Cherry street.
Milford, who has been confined to his
home with an abscess, has recovered
sufficiently to attend to his regular du-
ties at the New Haven railroad offices
Mrs j. n Parsons of DiXwell ave-
nue, is visiting Miss e, ]. Davis in New
York city.
about waterbury.
Selectman Henry Hillman of West
Chapel street is spending a couple Of
days at the Mantle camp.
Mrs. H. S. Young and daughter, Miss
Florence Young of Brooklyn, n. Y,
who have been the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. H. w. Cornwall in Milford have
returned home
Col and Mrs. Isaac M. Ullman and
their daughter, Marion, will leave
next week for Kaaterskil in the Cats
kill mountains. They Will stop at the
KaaterslSill hotel and expect to be
away for several weeks.
Judge Arthur Perkins of Hartford,
will start on his vacation about August
l. His wife and child are now in
Maine but before he starts out they
will leave Maine for Dixvlle Notch, n.
H. Judge Perkins will start in his au-
tomobile and Mrs Perkins will come
down to meet him on the way and en-
Joy the automobile ride to Dlxvlle
Notch with him. After a few days
stay at Dixville Notch Judge Perkins
and Mrs. Perkins will take an automo-
bile trip up through Maine, where he
will attend the annual meeting of the
American Bar association in Portland,
which will open on August g. After a
few days tour of Maine Judge Perkins
and Mrs. Perkins will return to Dix
Vile Notch, where Mrs Perkins win
remain for the balance of the summer
and Judge Perkins, after a stay of a
few days, will return. The distance
from Hartford to Dixville Notch is
about $50 miles.
Miss Sadie Spender of Waterbury has
returned to her home after a pleasant
weeks visit with Mrs E. F. Reynolds
of Sylvan avenue.
Miss Helen Beecher and Mss RAJ
chael Olmstead of New Haven, Miss
Helen Lawrence of Boston, and Mss
Florence Alvord of Winsted went t.
Lake Wonksunkmonk Wednesday for
three weeks Mrs. f. w. Seymour is
chaperoning the party.
Mr.. and Mrs William Pratt and chill
dren of Westville have returned from
a two weeks stay at Lake George.
Mrs. Molly Wheaton of Cherry street
Milford, who has been quite i'll witt
typhoid fever, is now rapidly recover
ing her former health.
Mrs. J. D. Belcher and dansa'er