The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-28
PERSONAL NOTES.


 At their meeting this evening the Westville Boys brigade will hold a Halloween social at the Congregation al church. The members will duck for apples and participate in all appropri- ate games for the coming holiday. ; 'GHot dogs" and coffee will be served after short drill.
 The Rev. R. Nelson Harris, pastor of Taylor church, returned home satur- day from a weeks attendance at the Wyoming Valley Association of Con gregational Church which convened in Wilkesbarre, Pa. The state association held it's annual meeting co-jointly with the same.
 pr. Carmalt of New Haven was in Naugatuck Saturday to see G. Dana Warner, upon whom he recently per formed an operation. The condition of the patient is said to be satisfactory.
 MT F. Loomis Copeley of Oak place will sail from New York city to-day for six months tour of the south
 Next Wednesday the marriage of Miss Mary E. Hill of New Haven and Mr, Albert F. Rockwell of Richard street, West Haven, will take place at the home of the brides sister Mrs. H. M. Tower.
 Miss Lucy Dean of 43 Adeiine street hes gone to New York for a few weeks to visit her brother, Harry Dean, who has returned from a three months tour of Europe with his employer, B. N Duke of New York.
 Mrs. Charles B. Cough will be the hostess for the Monday afternoon Whist club, which will hold it's first meeting this afternoon at her resi- dence in Elm street, West Haven.
 Frederick Starr, a well known hat finisher and prominent in Congrega- tional church affairs in New Milford, was brought to the New Haven hos pital recently to be treated for a ee- rious nervous trouble. He had a severe attack Of malarlal fever some weeks ago and when he recovered it was found he had lost the use of his legs. It is thought 1t will be several weeks before he regains even moderate con- trol of them He has the sympathy of the many friends he has made by his genial ways and all wish him speedy recovery.
 Mrs Catherine Johnson announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Minnie Elizabeth, to MT. Samuel Sell don Perry, son of Mir. Frederick Chapin Perry of Providence, R. L, formerly of New Haven.
 Miss Jennie Clifford of Norwich, who has been the guest of Miss Catherine Welch of Whalley avenue, has re- turned home.
 The Wah-Wah Taysee girls have is- sued invitations for subscription dance to be given at the Shoreham, Morris Cove, Oh Halloween. The pat ronesses are: Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Wing, Mrs. Faulkner and Mrs. wood ward.
 There will be a harvest Halloween supper held Oct. 30 under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the AL lln@town chapel.
 MT, and Mrs. Max F. Kraus of S2O Davenport avenue gave a farewell party in honor of their sister, Miss Gertrude Kraus. who will join her sis ter, Miss Harriet Kraus in Los Ange- les, Cal, shortly. MT. Lassen gave an interesting dialogue of his travels through the south, and refreshments were served.
 Harry B. Granniss, who has been en- gagged in business in Rye, N. Y, has returned to his home in Washington avenue.
 Auxiliary No 16 will hold its regular meeting this evening, in Music hall lodge rooms. All members are request cd to be present as business of import ance will come up. County officers will attend, Miss Helen T. Molloy of La dies auxiliary and John S. Mccarthy of A. o. IT, also the members of va rious divisions and ladies auxiliary. Unclaimed letters in the West Haven postoffice are addressed to the follow ling: Alice, 1SS Main street; Charlotte Beck, Milton M, German, E. J. Carpen- ter, C. II. Carter, Florence Eastman Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, Annie Mcguire Albert Ackert, s. c. Pine, Simonds Mfg. Co.,, Margja Stepka and Joseph Whurley.