Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
PURELY PERSONAL

A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs John Murphy of Lawrence street. r
 Dr F. c. Margraff will spend the next few weeks with relatives in Au- gusta, ky.
 Miss Nellie Gloster and Miss Nora o'Rourke are on a vacation to High land lake.
 Mrs Thomas Murray of New Hart ford is entertaining Miss Bessie Myers of this city.
 The Rev J. E. Adams of Stamford occupied the pulpit at the First Metho- dist church yesterday.
 Mrs Charles Finley of North Will low street is spending the month with her brother in Worcester.
 Constable and Mrs NJ. F. Carmody arrived home Saturday after two months visit to the old country.
 Frank Eggleston, clerk in Walk CTS drug store, left to-day for a two weeks vacation at Asbury Park.
 William Loomis of Cherry street left to-day for two weeks' vacation at Litchfleld and Bantam lake.
 Thomas O'Hearn of Hill street, af. ter a months trip among the Jersey mountains, returned home last even ing.
 Miss Clara NJ. Ellis, stenographer at the Manufacturers National bank, left to-day for two weeks vacation at the shore.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Garvan of Hartford with the lattsr's sister are on an automobile trip through the Berkshires.
 Joseph Dugan of Spencer avenue returned Sunday evening from a weeks stay in Coney Island and At lantic City.
 Miss Mary Carroll of South Elm street and Miss Mary Dunn of Mill street are spending their vacation at Walnut beach.
 Mrs Flannery and niece, Miss Mary Shea of Rye street, have returned from New York. where they spent the past week with friends.
 Miss Margaret Mclean of South Manchester is visiting her cousin Michael H. Conlan, janitor of the School street school.
 The Misses Mary and Anna All man. of % Pleasant street, will leave Monday for two weeks vacation in Asbury Park, N. J.
 Joseph H. Dunn, assistant super intendent of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford road. was visitor in town the past few days.
 Paul Pitsch, a carpenter from this city who has spent the past year at Panama, returned home Saturday. He declares that the situation there is not an alluring one.
 Miss Agnes M. Crawford of Johns ton. Scotland. and John Baker of Canada, were married Fri day evening at the home of the bride groom's brother, Thomas Baker, of 61 East Farm street.
 Miss Frances Nordstrom, leading lady of the Poli Stock company at the Jacques. has been engaged to play the lead In the stock company which will appear at Polls theater in New Haven during the fall and winter.
 The Misses Mary and Bridgle Fitz- gerald of Riverside park. accompan- panied by their cousin, Miss Joseph inc Fitzgerald of Ieavenworth. left Saturday for three weeks sojourn in New Hampshire. Vermont and Mas sachusetts.
 Senator William Kennedy is re- ceiving much praise for the money he raised for the fund for St Agnes chapel. Mir Kennedy handed over SIS to the committee. the money be- ing contributed by Mayor w. E. Thoms. Senator John Hurley, Dr E. W. Mover, M. D. Russell. Frank Guilfoile and Judge Robert Lowe.
 It is said that Miss Mary Cloves. daughter of George H. Cloves of North Willow street, will this week institute a suit for s10.000 against the management of the wallack theater in New York. It Is claimed that the management of the thester has used picture of Miss Gloves in The Time. The Place and The Girl" now at the wallsck thester. Miss Gloves will appear this fall fn The College Widow" and is at present in New York rehearsing the part. Her father will in all probability 60 to New York to meet her. Her case will be handled by George Morgan q Son of 27 wilham street.