The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-31
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. F. E. Comes and daughter, Ruth Louise Comes are visiting their aunt Mrs. J. J. Treadway, in Litchfeld Miss Ruth w Bromley, of New Haven, Is also a guest of Mrs. Treadway.
 Mr. Earl Hooking of Rosette street is camping out for three weeks at Woodmont with a party of friends Messrs. Fred Flanagan, Arthur link CT Thorwald Hanson and Benjamin Johnson.
 Rev. w. W. w. Wilson, D. D., pastor of Grace M E. church, corner Howard avenue and Portsea street, returned on Monday last from his vacation, having attended the conferenece of Christian Workers at Moody's school, East Northheld, Mass, and visiting at Mil ton, Delaware, his native place, where his wife is now visiting her relatives and friends.
 Mir. Nettleton of New Haven, is a guest of Charles Wilcox on Main street, Iyorytown.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Maynard of Gilbert avenue, who have just returned from an automobile tour through Can ada intend to leave soon for Buffalo.
 New Haven guests as well as guests from Norfolk, Torrington, Thomaston, Naugatuck and Waterbury attended the wedding in Winsted, August 27, of Miss Alice Day, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William H. Day of Winsted and William Costello of Norfolk, the Rev. Father Seraphin performing the 'cere- mony.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Potter, of Plainville, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. E. Billings of shelton avenue, shelton, returned to their home, Wednesday, MT. Potter is SS years of age and his wife, S8, but both attended reunion of old soldiers at New Haven, last week.
 Miss Agnes Kennedy of Whalley ave- nue. has returnedl from a two weeks stay at Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
 Lucius Beebe, of New Haven, is the guest of his nephew. Marcus Beebe, in Essex.
 Miss Kathryne R. O'Meara of Vest Chapel street, who has been summer ing at Lakeville, is expected home soon.
 Miss Hattie Stockman of New Ha- ven is a guest of her uncle, Frederic Stockman in Morris, during her vaca- ton.
 Miss Mabel Moulton of North Haven, is spending a few weeks with friends in Pittsfeld, Mass, and will visit Mrs. E. l.. Lindsley in North Haven before returning to her position as teacher in Lyme.
 The Hawkhurst, Litchfield, has been designated as an official hotel for au- tomobilists, as is indicated by the sign in front.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen H. Lester of 1111 Chapel street, have gone for Lake Winnipesaukee and the White moun- tains. They will be away five weeks.
 Among the ladies present at the re- union of the Second Connecticut Heavy artillery at Savin Rock, Thursday, were Mrs. David Kilbourne of Ldtchfleld, Mrs. D. A. Bradley and Mrs. s. J. Fox of Watertown, Mrs c. A. Way of New Milford Mrs. w. H. Plumb of Litch- field, Mrs. N. w. Barnes of Waterbury, Mrs Alice B. Thrall of Ltchfield, Mrs. James N Coe of Noroton, the Misses Florence and Jennie Miller of Long Island, Mrs. Denins Beach of Thomas ton, Mrs. c. w. Hensdale, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. McNeil of Ldtchtield and Mrs. George Bates of Terryville.
 Miss Martha Sprenger, soprano so- 4e.A a1,a. MolA sr. As,.n. a week in Hartford
 George A Beers, the managing di- rector of the Blake Lumber company x of Townsville, s. O., left Bristol yes- terday for that state. He has been there on vacation for the past month and will not be in the north again, in all probability, until next spring.
 Mrs. Sarah c. Storer of 972 Chapel street left yesterday for a months vacation in Detroit and Saginaw, Mich
 John Sanford, of Scranton, Pa, who was in the employ of the Della ware, Lackawanna and Western rail- road for more than thirty years, was the guest of his sister, Mrs L. w. Williams, in Litchfield last week. Though nearly eighty years old, MT. Sanford never tired of walking up and down Ldtchfeld streets and of expatiating on the beautiful trees and scenery there.
 Lucius Beebe, of this city, vet eran of the civil war, is the guest of his nephew, Captain Marcus Beebe, in Essex.
 Miss Margaret Fender, of Daven-