The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-17
PERSONAL notes.

Cards announcing the marriage of
Isabelle Seymour, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Charles M Meigs, to Fred
erick Lum barrow Of this city, have
been received. Tho wedding took
place on Monday last in this city.
After September Is Mr.. and Mrs. OAR
row will be at home at 1857 Chapel
street.
Rev. M. N. Finch, Of West Creek,
N j., will speak at the First Congre-
gational church in Woodbury. to-mor-
row evening. The pastor, Rev. STAN
ley f. Bloomfield, formerly of the
Journal and Courier, will take his va
cation after Sunday for month
The family Of James Emmett, of
Terryville, will come to Savin Rock
tomorrow to remain a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mallett have
returned to their home In Middletown
after visit with Mrs. Malletts sister,
Mrs Edward Walker.
Charles D. Hine, secretary Of the
state board of education, will go to the
town Of Foster, r. l., on Tuesday next
to see Mr. Wright, the chief clerk of
the office, who is very sick at his
brothers home in Foster.
Miss Nellie Starr and Fairchild
Starr, Of Bethel, are the guests Of
their grandmother, Mrs Sheldon SOM
ers, in Woodbury. for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Buell. and daugh-
ter Miss Eleanor Buell., returned to
East Hampton Wednesday evening
from Woodmont where they have
been Of late. Master Blackall return
ed with them.
Mrs. Weiss, of Hillside Orchard
gave an afternoon tea recently to
friends in Woodbridge, Among the
guests were Mrs. Bein, Miss Danaker,
Miss Blakeslee, Mrs. Sattig, Miss Sat-
tig, the Misses Fowler, Miss Johnson
and Mrs. F. Weiss.
Miss Lillian Scanlon, of this city, is
the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Joseph
Costello, in East Hampton.
Miss Bessie Hyatt, Of South Nor
walk, returned home yesterday after
a pleasant two weeks visit with the
Misses Kisskalt and other friends in
town.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Simowski and
son Carl of this city, have been visit
ing with Miss Carrie Blakeslee at
Brookslde farm in Durham.
Mr., and Mrs. William Powers, of
Durham, are rejoicing over the birth
Of daughter, born Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Penney, Of Min
neapoHs, are guests of Mr.. Penney S
mother, Mrs. F. H. Penney of Alden
avenue, Westville. Mr.. Penney for
merly lived in this city but for many
years has been prominent lawyer in
Minneapolis.
The Misses Gertrude and Rena Du-
gan, with Miss Lottie Mckenzie, are
spending two weeks with the Misses
Murphy and friends at heir cottage al
Woodmont.
James P. Andrews, reporter Of the
supreme court of errors, has returned
from a weeks automobiling through
New England He travelled nearly
200 miles He started from Norfolk
where he is spending the summer.
Gilbert C. Baines and friend, Harry
Weyant are spending their vacations
with Mr.. Baines' sister, Mrs. A. M
Jamellin, of SO Bishop street They
leave for Springfield to-day.
L. c, Wrisley, the chimney expert O.
New Haven, and men, who have beer
doing considerable work in Thomaston
just completing repairs on the Morse
block on Main street, returned OF
Thursday to New Haven, where the,
have a large contract.
William Judson, manager of tn
Woodbury. Drug company, is taking
his annual vacation at the Great lakes
Miss Josephine Blake of New HaveI
and friend are guests of W. F. Pal
mer in Morris.
Mr.. E. T. Robinson has Just returne
from a two weeks vacation on Lon
island sound and up the Connection
river. He was accompanies by hi
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Rot
irson, and reports a most enjoyabl
vacation.
Frederick w. Ingraham of Lincoln
Neb., and Sidney Ingham and son O
Kansas City. Mo-, are the guests G
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Clark of Old Say
brook. Frederick w Ingraham is
brother of Mrs, Clark.