The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-04
PERSONAL NOTES.

Noble of Orange street leave this week for Newington, where they will re- main until September.
 MT. and Mrs. H. W. Austin. after spending a few days at David Hunt leys, in Old Lyme, have returned to their home in West Haven.
 Mrs. Pasterfeld of New York city, and daughter are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Ettinger at Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. Anson Seeley of New Haven are visiting MT. Seeley's father in Avon. Prominent citizens of the town are endeavoring to work up an interest in the electric light question.
 Mr. Loui F. Knollmeyer of Schenec- tady, N. Y, has returned to his home after pleasant visit with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knollmeyer, of Sylvan avenue.
 William Elliott and daughters, Miss Kittie Elliott and Mrs. Frank S.. Lee, and granddaughter, Irene Lee, of Glastonbury, sailed Tuesday from Boston for Nova Scotia.
 MT. c. H. Booth and family of 22o Orchard street are the guests over the Fourth of July with MT and Mrs H. c, Booth at Rocky Beach.
 Mrs. Frances A. Scudder and Miss M. K. Scudder of Glastonbury, left Tuesday for Seattle, Wash, to spend two months with Rev. William w. scudder
 Mrs. G. H. Hotchkiss of 7S1 Chapel street has left to spend the hot months at her home in Guilford.
 Rev Mir. Pangborn of New Haven preached at the Avon Congregational church Sunday morning and evening,
 Miss Bertha, Lines of Rochester, N. Y, is the guest of Mir and Mrs T, A. Meehan of 2S Beers street.
 Mrs. William P. Deppish and two children, Verial and Walter, of Havre- de-grace, Md, are spending the sum mer at the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter M. Stiles in Woodbury.
 Mrs. H. w. Osgood of 280 Blake street has returned from trip to Cliff ton Springs, N. Y, where the large missionary convention at Clifton Springs drew together missionaries from all over the world. ! Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Watrous of New Haven are the guests of Mrs, Stephen Webb in Chester
 Joe Carroll, who Is serving in the U. s. navy, is spending the Fourth on a furlough with his parents. Mir. Car roll Is one of several Westville boys who is now in the service of Uncle Sam and since his enlistment has seen the greater part of the world.
 Judge Roger s. Newell of the Bristol probate court, accompanied by his two nephews, Lawyer. Newell Jennings and John Joseph Jennings, student in Yale, have gone to Judge Newell's s | camp on Lake Memphremagogue in Canada where they will spend short vacation.
 1 Letters from Frederick w. Roth of Whalley avenue have been received from him from Jamestown, where he at the present time is. MT. Roth states that the exposition Is greatly beyond his expectations and that the Connecticut exhibitions, he thinks, are the best exhibited.
 Miss Mildred Treitlein of Howard avenue has leftsfor Idlewild, her home in Westbrook.~sF
 MT. and Mrs. Edward D. Phelps of Williams street will spend the Fourth of July at the home of MT and Mrs. Mortimer FrenchBof Pine Meadow.
 Nelson Loomer,5 first assistant chief of the Windsor fire company, has been unanimously elected delegate to the annual state firemens convention in New Haven, August : and 8, and Mi chael ". Gilligan, second assistant, was chosen alternate. Edward Kelsey of Hazardvllle has been appointed a delegate and William Wilson alternate to the convention.
 Swan Johnson of Brockton, Mass, Is spending the Fourth with Charles Johnson of Whalley avenue. Joseph McEvitt, William Buck ley, Arthur Anderson, William Me- Guire and Joseph Little of South Man chester, received word yesterday that they had passed the preliminary ex- aminations for Yale.
 Mrs. J. H. Rochfort and daughter Marguerite, of Hamden, have returned from a short stay with Mrs. Fred Tut tie at Indian Neck Mrs, Edward Allen and son Paul, of Kimberly avenue were also the guests of Mrs. Futile during | the week.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. George Reynolds have returned to their home after spending several weeks at Indian 1 Neck.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Sagal of Howe street are visiting in Worcester, Mass, this week.
 1 MT. Ernest Fowler Goodyear, physi- cal director of the r. M. c. A. in Wa terbury, and Mrs. Goodyear, are spend ing a few days at the home of Corpora John M. McCa'be, U. s. army, on George