The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

d ~N-~eSf to their custom for many years to spend month at Waterbury, their for mer home. They will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. s. Upson of 286 Hill side avenue in that city. Mrs. Upson Is a sister of Mrs, Kerley. and lived for Tor many years in New Haven. MT. Aerley has sister there, both being the only living members of a large family.
 The Jolly Eight" of New Haven, Clarence Hill, Brent Lowe, Dwight Buckenham, Prentice Carlton, Ralph Everett, Stanley Knablock, Yale Ro- Ter and Jerome Gilbert, are spending two weeks at Camp Cowboy. Wood mont.
 Judge William S. Case of the su- perior court, started Tuesday with a party of friends for weeks cruise on the sound.
 Dr. w. J. Mayer, who has just re- turned from three months European trip, has been spending a few days at Kentflelds cottage at Cosey Beach. While abroad Dr.Mayer visited France, Italy Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Holland and England and Ireland,
 Frederick G. Manville of New Ha- ven spent Tuesday with friends in Thomaston.
 Miss Julia Alling of Kimberly ave- nue, has returned from a visit with Mrs. Fred Futile at Indian Neck
 B. G. Boaz, the Canadian manager of the Philadelphia-Cob Silver Min ing company is the guest of his friend, James A. Matthews of Prince street, Bristol
 Mrs. Luite of Pulaski street, Brook lyn, Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Victor Dauben of New York at her summer cottage in Oriental park, Savin Rock.
 Miss Mary E. Hall, organist of the Center Congregational church, Meri- den, has forwarded her resignation to the church authorities to take effect in September. Miss Hall has decided to accept very flattering offer as college organist at Hidelberg University at .Tif1n, Ohio. In addition to her duties in this position Miss Hall is to be or ganist at the First Reformed church in Tifin.
 Mir. Arthur Culver of the general delivery department at the postof1ce, has gone with his family for an eigh- teen days trip to Ocean Beach.
 pr. Richard Burton of the Univer- sty of Minnesota, and formerly of khe Hartford Courant editorial staff, was in Hartford, Tuesday, calling on Friends. He accompanied Mrs Burton to New York yesterday, where she will sail this morning for England on the White Star liner Celtic, to be absent about six weeks, travelling in England and Scotland. She will be accom- panied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cur lis Tingley of Providence, R. I. pr. Burton will go from New York to Chautauqua, where he is to lecture for ! the next three weeks. ] John F. Wheeler, treasurer of the Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit company, Hartford, who underwent an operation for appendicitis five weeks ago, yesterday made his first appear ance in his office since his illness and will in few days go to the Berkshires 10 recuperate,
 Miss Emma Blind and Miss Bonshen of St. Louis, Mo-, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Emil Graver of 3S9 Wash hngton avenue. From this city they will go to Niagara Falls, thence to the NanSestown exposition and other places of interest.
 MT. R. F. Lawless, who was grad 4 uated4 from the Yale Medical school in aune, has received an appointment in ehe Royal Victoria hospital of Mon- treal. Canada, and will leave for that city october first. Meanwhile he has charge of Duncan hall for Mr. James Moole, who recently purchased the Ehorehan1, and who is sojourning with his family at his Morris Cove hotel.
 While Abraham Marshall, a six Reen-years New Britain boy, was riding on a freight train to New Ha- ven, Monday, he had a narrow escape from being shot He was passing through East Haven when he saw an Ntaiian short distance away and bhouted "Guinea" at him. The Italian Bred shot at Marshall and the bullet ewentathrough ilis hat.
 Mss EAa Began of 90 Thompson street. has returned from a short visit mith Mr. and Mrs. Rice of New York city.
 Mrs. J. Stuart Reynolds of Richmond Wa, is the guest of Mrs. James Rev. notdg of Main street, West Haven.
 Miss Ethel Pearsons of Baltimore, is khe guest of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Ed wards at their home on Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs AIargaret, Thompson and daugh- fer. Miss Belle Thompson, left yester- davefor a.stwo weeks visit with friends sn Hartford, Conn, and Springfield, Mass
 A party of members of Ladies aux ella,ry. NOME, of New Haven, compris- ed of Mrs. J. J. Carroll, Mrs. Sarah 5Iuehes. Mrs. Nellie AIcGrail, Mrs. Mar .garet Ref, Miss Hattie Cassidy and Miss Mary Quinlivan visited Miss Kit Nie Cunningham at her cottage ill Woodmont, Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. K. Kendrick of New York city, formerly of West Haven, are enjoying the month of July at Fort Tfumbull Beach, Milford, and are en- hertaining Mrs. E. L. Parks of New work. William Burst of Brooklyn, c, Cruetz of Cincinnati, and Q. l. Gou- dey of London, England.
 Misses Sadie and Helen Bryan of Worcester, Mass, who have been Huending their vacation with relatives sn Meriden came Tuesday to New Ha ven for a stay
 Deacon Gilbert A. Gladwin of South