The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

The wedding of Robert Reilly to Miss Agnes Barry will take place at St. Pat rick's R. c. church, June 26 Mir. Reil- Iy IS employed in the Westville post office station while Miss Barry is well known in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Hall of Lawrence street left yesterday for their cottage at Indian Neck.
 Miss Ella Emmons of Waterbury and her sister, Miss Ethel Emmons, who is 8 student at the New Haven normal school, have been the guests of Mrs. c. A. Bailey of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 The Rev. and Mrs, G. Brinley Morgan announce the engagement of their daughter, Julia Tuck, to Edward Lox- ley Firth of Hope, Derbyshire, England. Mir. Firth is a Charter House and Cam bridge man and spent several weeks in this city last June
 MT. and Mrs. Bertram Lester of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Brown of Sayin avenue, West Haven,
 Walter Spencer, son of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Spencer of South Manchester, a graduate of the South Manchester high school and of Yale college, who has been principal of the Colchester acad- emy, has resigned and at the opening of the fall term will become principal of the West Hartford high school.
 Louis Coffin, Choate school OS, Wal lingford is taking the college entrance board examinations which are being held in this city this week.
 James Niles of this city is visiting friends in Old Saybrook.
 Clarence Hurley of Wallingford win be graduated from the Booth Prepara- tory school in this city this afternoon. He contemplates entering the medical department of the University of Penn- sylvania in the fall.
 Lee Usher, who has been connected with Dillon 6 Douglass in this city has accepted a position from the Provi- dence house to travel through New England. MT. Usher has gone to Prov idence and will commence his duties at once.
 Charles P. Daniels of Windsor attend ed the annual reunion of his regiment, the First Connecticut heavy artillery, held at Savin Rock yesterday.
 Attorney George V. Smith of Foun- tain street, Westvile, has gone to Tio- ga, Pa, where he was called to the bedside of his father, Dr. R. B. Smith, who is seriously Ill.
 Bill Curtis, a New Haven leaguer, was in Plainville yesterday looking over the local baseball situation. Cur tiss thinks that Plainville would sup port a winning independent ball team and may be induced to manage team there. Plainville fans do not relish the idea of Southington having team while Plainville remains unrepresented and a nine that could compete with southington would be Loyalty supported there.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Middletown National bank held Tues day former Alderman c. Ellsworth Meech was chosen a director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Henry woodward, and William w. Wilcox was elected to the office of vice presi- dent, also held by MT. woodward.
 F. B, Hurd of Winsted brought his brother, H. H. Hurd and sister Mrs. James Hart, to this city in his automo- bile this week, where they visited their father, Stephen Hurd. MT. Hurd is quite feeble and is residing with his daughter, Mrs. F. J. Curtiss, in this city.
 A party of Yale students, including Vice President Fairbanks son, and Harold Messenger, are occupying Mrs IA. D. McCarty's cottage at Highland lake, Winsted, this week.