The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

William E. Simmons, president of the Sessions Foundry Company, Bris- tol, and a close personal friend of Gov error Rollin S. Woodruff, received an Invitation from the governor Saturday to be his guest at the exercises of .'Governor's Day" at Mantle next Fri day. The governor and Mir Sessions have been friends and engaged in bus iness transactions years ago. MT, Ses- sions will accept Representative Will liam J Malone of Bristol will also be the guest of Governor Woodruff Fri day.
 John T. Newton of Alden avenue has left with his family on an extended Arriving tour through the Litchfield hills.
 Miss Mary Delaney of Thomastoi. avenue, Thomaston, is visiting rela- tives In New Haven.
 -~y The missionary meeting Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. D. Orville Bull of Morris Cove was well attended The subject for the afternoon was the "'Fighlanders, and was in charge of Mrs. Henry Clark, and Mrs. Folger gave very Interesting "reminiscences of her personal experiences with poor whites of Arkansas.
 Mrs. T. J. Lawton of New Haven Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. B. D, Welton of Boyden street, Waterville.
 Mir. and Mrs c. A. Ware of Wor- cestor are the guests of J. A, Allen of Central avenue
 Mrs. Mary Forster of New Haven is spending a week with relatives in Pal nlertown, Montville.
 George Curren, U s. A., is spending a two weeks furlough with his par ents of Whaley avenue. MT. Curren IS at the present time stationed at Cuba.
 Mrs. c. w. Wood, who has been wis., iting her sister, Mrs. James B. Wright of Yae street, Waterville, returned to her home in Short Beach Saturday, Mrs. Lyman Allen of Forestville, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs Wright, has also returned home. The party which visited the Jamestown Exposi- tion in the boat belonging to Dr. Hor- Horton of Bristol, and which included MT. Allen and MT Wood, reached New Haven on the return Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. W. F. Alcorn are en- joying their annual summer visit at Tioga, Pa
 Miss Schwartz, deaconess of Grace M E. church, New Haven, accompan- jed by her sister, were guests of Mrs. D. Ackley on Friday
 Rev. M, Abbott of New Haven preached in the Methodist Church, Tor rington, Sunday morning and evening during the absence of the pastor, Rev. B. F. Gilman, who is attending the Chautauqua Assembly at Plainville.
 Miss Lillian Turner of Northheld, Mass. is visiting at the home of her brother, w. H. Turner.
 Mir. and Mrs, Herbert Foster of New Haven are at Miss Cordelia Archer s for a few weeks.
 Miss Anna Dunn of Branford, who was operated upon some three weeks ago for appendicitis is improving
 William Kennedy of New Haven who was on short business trip took po- sition in the engineering department of the H. J. Manville Machine Co. yester- dayHests son of J. J, Kennedy we'll known as former captain of the Sars- field Guard, Go. G., Second Regiment, C. N G., and a graduate of Sheffield Scientific school.
 Melville Lyman of East Hampton, Conn.,, Is spending few days at the home of Dr. and Mrs, Charles Hol- brook. of East Haven
 Fred M. Bray left last Saturday for East Hampton, Conn.,, on a few days visit to his former home.
 Mrs. Walter Malley and son, Wal lace, are at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
 The large circle of friends of Rich ard w. Meigs who resigned recently his position as manager for the All Rail Co.,, this city, which he had held for several years will be pleased to know that he has accepted position in the coal office of Levi C. Gilbert or Church streeet.
 Joseph Moulton of Canton Center wa the guest last week of Ralph olmstet of Richard Place West Haven. He re turned home Saturday accompanied by Miss Bertha Olmsted and Ralph, whC expect to spend week with him
 Miss Jane Malley and brother, Arthu Malley, have gone on an automobile trip to Boston, Narragansett Pier, Len OK and the Berkshires.