The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

At the meeting of the Camp Meet ing association of Grace Methodist Episcopal church, corner Howard ave- nue and Portsea street, the following | officers for the ensuing year were elected: Lucius L. Huntley, president; Miss Cora Horton, vice president; Miss Edith Eggleston, secretary, and Mrs. Elmer H. Crabe, treasurer. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of this church held very en- | joyable social at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Lamb, 635 Elm street. on Thursday night This society is one of the largest of it's kind in the city. and Is accomplishing splendid results under the slsillful leadership of it's president Mrs C. E. Stoddard, and her helpers,
 Miss Edith Wells of this city is spending week with her aunt, Mrs. James Spencer of Center street, Bridgeport
 Miss Nina Carpenter of North Main street, Bridgeport, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Elsie Parker of this city, and gave a party in honor of her guest last night. Over fifty invita- tions were issued.
 Mrs. LeGrand Cannon of this city has been the guest of Mrs J. l.. C.. Cannon of State street, Westport. Charles E. Hart, jr., and Joseph III, Woods of New Britain have enter ed Yale law school.
 Miss Marion Bush, who has been spending few weeks with her par ents, Lawyer and Mrs. c. K. Bush Of west Haven, returned to St Angela college, New Rochelle, N. r., where she has been teaching for the past | two years.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Hotchkiss of this city are the guests of MT, and Mrs, Ia K. Cramer of Main street, Port lyiand, for a few days.
 Mrs. J. II. Grifting is the guest of Mrs. George Johnson of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Charles Schwartz, employed as en- gineer on the New Haven road, is com valescent from an attack of typhoid fever and gone to Saratoga to regain his health.
 The Misses Edith and Pauline New ton of West Haven have entered the IDarlng seminary at Westchester, Pa
 MT. and Mrs, Max Adler have closed their cottage on Beach street, West Haven. and returned to their home in this city,
 Miss Edna Miller of South avenue, Bridgeport Is the guest of her grand parents in this city.
 Mrs. Vaughn, mother of Mrs. D, A. | lCard of Groton, and eighty-seven years of age, was brought from Prov lidence to Groton September PC in | MT. Cards automobile On account of her physical condition about eight hours was taken from the trip. Mrs Vaughn is very feeble.
 Mrs. Israel A. Kelsey and Miss Kel- sev of Center street, West Haven, who have been spending few weeks ir the White mountains, have returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Law and fami' lv have closed their cottage at Woody Crest and returned to their home 1T Elm street, this city
 Mrs. Fl. E. Gladwin and daughter Miss Marie Gladwin of Lester street West Haven, are spending few days in New York.
 Friends from New Haven wao nave been visiting Miss Ethel Fairchlld II yyestpert have returned home.
 Miss Clara Wentworth has returned to tho home of her brother and fami- 1 lv in Main street, West Haven, from summer vacation spent at her home in Milton Mills, Vt.
 Mrs, J. T. Brew of SIS Savin avenue has been entertaining her niece, Miss MsNay of Decatur street, Brooklyn N Y., for the past week.
 Mortan F. Plant is about to add stin another item to the already lengthy list of generous gifts to the town of Groton. He has instructed sunerintendent Thomas W. Head to n,robase several hundreds of Eve r5odo trees. which are to be plants' Ialcnr the highways in the ton. The order for these trees has already been rIace1 bv MT. Head and the planting 1 out will commence as soon as the l trees are delivered.
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