The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

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 Miss Susie Hutchinson of Brooklyn, l N. Y, is expected in Branford to-day | and will spend few days there before sailing for Europe,
 Colonel and Mrs. I. NJ, Ullman and Miss Marian Ullman have gone to Camp Marian, Me-, for a several weeks stay. They will return for governors day at Mantle. Colonel and Mrs Ull- man had as their guests during the commencement festivities General Ed wards and the Misses Edwards.
 Rev. E. L. Frsbie of Des Mones, la, will preach at the First Congregational church, Branford, on Sunday Edward B. Hum, who has spent the last two months at the Norfolk Inn, viii return to business about July i in much improved health. MT. Hum has done some very successful trout fishing during his stay in Norfolk, and in recent outing assisted in killing a large, rattlesnake on Canaan moun- tain.
 A very successful operation was per- formed on Thursday upon Mrs. J. H. McDermott of Branford by Dr. c. ". Gaylord and Dr. Ramsay of New Ha- ven.
 The marriage of Miss Charlotte F. Myers and Joseph Buhlmaier took place at the Holy Trinity church, Wal lngford at o'clock Thursday morning. Rev. J. H. Carroll officiated. Miss Mar garet E. Myers. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Organist o. E. Wrinn played the bridal chorus from Lohen- grin and Mendelssohn's wedding march, and sang 70. salutaris," and Love Me or Not" After the church ceremony wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride on Christian street They left on the 1:S7 train for Springfield and will go for two weeks trip to Niagara Falls and other places of interest. On their re- turn they will reside at 11S Christian street, where they will be at home af- ter September i.
 Miss Grace A. Sweeney, who is a graduate of vassar, class of 'O7, is the guest of Mrs. Franklin w, Guon, who gave for her a small luncheon at her home. 217 St. Roman street on Wednes- day. MISS Sweeney was escorted to the races by F. Sherwood Guion.
 Spencer Brainerd, son of J. Edwin Brainerd and wife of Windmill hill, Branford, went out on hunting trip ana bagged fox and two crows,
 Harry Benedict has been entertaining his friend, Frank Carnegie, for the past fortnight. at hls home in Bishop street. MT. Carnegie is the son of Mrs. Thom- as Carnegie. who is the owner of Cum berland Island, large island eighteen miles long off the coast of Florida, about opposite Fernandina. Here the Carnegies have magnificent home, and entertain lavishly during the win ter months. MT. Carnegie, who is a nephew of Andrew Carnegie, leaves shortly for his annual visit to skibo castle. his uncle's place in Scotland.
 William L. Squire and Roger W. souire, two Meriden young men, sail next wednesday on the New Amster- dam. of the Holland-American line, for on ax+ensiye tour of England and the continent.
 MT. and Mrs, D. S. Stevens of Bridge nort are the guests of MT. ana Mrs. naoree I. Birks of Main street, West < Haven.
 Meriden folks off for. Europe: Mrs. Trederick w. Hall sailed Thursday for Enrope on the steamer Celtic from New work. James Robinson sailed on the Celtic for tip to Europe, and MT. and Mrs. Herbert Grim sailed yesteday for a trip to England.
 A company of young men have taken cottage at Woodmont for the sum- rner. They expect to open their cottage \ to-day. In the party are John Eekle, Charles Bowman, Vernon Brown, By Banks, Earle Jones and Robert 2 Martin
 Mr. and Mrs. Chase, of Waterbury, have opened their cottage in Beach street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Layton and daughter, of Col ony street, ,Meriden, have gone to their cottage at Short Beach for the sum- mer.
 Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner and daugh- Ter. Miss Barbara, of West Haven, have gone to Sunset Beach for weekend visit.
 Mrs. Paul zisner, of Wallingford, who recently went to Cincinnati to live has taken position as instructor in the Cincinnati School of Expression. She is a graduate of the Emerson School of Oratory, Boston.
 Mrs. Sherlock and Dorothy Wakelee, of Savin avenue, West Haven, have