The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
PERSONAL NOTES,

MT. and Mrs. Mathew M. Peck of Bristol have taken for a month or two the new Burwell cottage at BurrelIs beach, just below Woodmont. With them are Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Peck of Bristol, the former son of Mrs. Peck. Also with them is Miss Bull, rela- tive. MT Peck, senior, is retired real estate dealer and is an uncle of George A. Root of the firm of Kimber- lily & Root, brokers, of this city,
 Mrs. Jennie Stanhope of Durham has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Pratt of Whalley avenue. They went to Hartford Friday afternoon to at- tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. w. S. Ferris, whose funeral took place in the evening, the remains going to Ashley Falls, Mass, for burial Satur- day
 | Pasquale Gambardella, the tenor, will sing at Davenport church next Sun day morning, MT. Gambardella will sail for London Eng, on the 18th o1 next month where he Is to sing in grand opera. He will sing for the last time here in Trinity church on the green, Sept 22
 1 Frank Testor has returned from a two months visit with his parents ir Shelbourn, Nova Scotia.
 Attorney Louis F. Jacobs has gone to Harrisburg. Pa, to attend the na' been the guests this week of Mir ant is chairman of the committee on laws The convention begins to-day and ends on Saturday,
 Miss Persis Weeks of Providence, R l., is the guest for a week of Mis- Ethel Hill of Blohm street.
 Misses Alma and Mary Aronson ant Ethel Fowler of North Branford, Ids l Todd, Dora and Jennie Clinton of Clin tonville, Ethel Roberts and Jennie vii son of New Haven are making a twt weeks stay at the Wequetequock cot tage, Short beach. They are chaper ored by Mrs. Ella Clinton.
 William J. Butterfeld of Washing ton avenue, West Haven, has accepted a position with the New Haven road
 Mir Philip S. Malcolm of the Second | National bank is passing his vacatio at Oakhanl, Mass, one of the most at
 tractive little hillside villages in tn Bay state
 H. Norton Ray and daughter Dorc
 thy of East avenue, West Haven, hay
 been tkhe guests this week of MT. an
 Mrs. Frederick Williams of Cose beach.
 Miss Julia Bronson, who has bee spending two months in Kennebunl pert, Me, is spending a month wit Miss Ida Wilson at Newburg-on-tht Hudson.
 Miss Alice Shaw of Center stree
 west Haven, has returned from thrt
 weeks visit to friends in Oneont; N. Y.
 ' Mrs. William Everitt and daughte l Miss Helen Eyeritt of Third avenu
 are spending three weeks with Mrs.
 w. Phelps in Providence, R. I. l H. Earle Granniss of Washingto ) avenue, West Haven, has returne
 from short visit in Hackensack, N.
 The Prospect Beach and Fairvie . Improvement association, are plannir !, l for a whist to be given Wednesda S evening, at Foresters hall, West H. l ven.
 Marcus P. Smith and Leslie P. Smit
 of the Smith Brothers company, whol' e sale oyster dealers at City Point, hay = gone for a five weeks hunting and f1sl
 ing trip to Canada They will nal
 their headquarters at the Monantu l club, Lake Broeket, Province of Gu 0 bee,
 o Mir. and Mrs. M. Isenberg ar s daughter Vera, formerly of this cit - who have been living for the past tv
 years in Davenport, Ia, have returns
 to New Haven to reside. j. MT H, Lapides of 130 Davenport a
 nue, president of the Lapides & sha
 brin company also president of u ,- Peoples Ice company, and Treasur
 Shanhrin, of the Lanides X Shanbr
 company, are spending a ten days V a cation at the Hotel Traymore, Atlant y City.