The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-05
PERSONAL Notes.

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trolley passenger car and a trolley
freight on Thursday, are sister and bro
ther-in-law of Mrs. Leonard Fairbanks
of 46 Bishop street. They were en-
joying a trolley ride between Westerly
and Norwich when the accident occurr-
ed. Mr. Gardner has a compound frac-
ture of the skull and both legs broken
and Saturday evening his case was
considered almost hopeless. Mrs. Gard
ner has an arm broken in two places
and a fractured knee. Their son Louis
Gardner, came to this city Wednesday
night to visit his relatives, but went
Thursday night to the hospital in Nor
witch where his parents are.
Registered at Putnam's for over
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Pal
mer fashions, Mr. and Mrs. A. G..
Dibble, Southwick, Mass; Mrs. Callen-
der, New Britain; Mr.. Keenic, New
Britain; NJ. w. Apinwoll, washington,
Conn; B, H. Johnson, Winsted; Mrs
Hereford Winsted; Mr.. FELTON,, Win
sted; Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Stillman,
waterbury; Joseph Kendell, East
hampton.
Mrs. Thomas H. Gebbie of al Clifton
street, recently returned from New
York where she attended the wedding
of her cousin, Miss Rhovena Tape, to
! Mr.. Christopher McRae. Mr.. and Mrs.
McRae sailed on the Fuenessia of this
Anchor line for Glasgow where they
will spend several weeks, also visit
London and Paris and many other
places Of interest. They arrived safe
ly in Glasgow and many nice postals
have been received by Mrs. Gebbie.
Frederick Klein, formerly of the
Winchester armory and former resi-
dent Of Bishop street, is home from the
Bermudas for a short stay. His health
is greatly improved from his residence
in the Bermudas. His many friends
are glad to greet him.
Miss Alice Langford, daughter Of
NJ ]. Langford of Naugatuck, has been
appointed a teacher in the kindergarten
department of the Union City schools
She is a graduate Of the Naugatuck
High school and of the Graves Kinder
garten school of New Haven.
Miss Bessie Sweeney of Sachem
street, is spending a few weeks with
her parents Mr., and Mrs. John Swee-
ney Of Boston, With her is Miss Maude
Spiegel of Bishop street.
Frederick Calvin Norton, manager of
the Norman Bros. Drug store, and
we'll and favorably known as a histori-
cal writer, who was elected president
OF the board of trustees Of the Henry
Whitfield State Historical museum To-
Gated in Gullford, was appointed one of
the original trustees by Gov. Louns-
bury In 1899.
/ The Rev John Russell, pastor Of st.
Patrick's church, and the Rev. r. M.
Kennedy, pastor Of st. Francis church,
have returned from months stay at
Sharon Springs, NY.
DR.. J. w. Volmer, recently grad
uated from the Yale Medical school,
and later from New York City hos
pital, has taken an office room for
two days per week in Darien.
The Misses Josephine, Helen and
Marie Dooley of Rose street are,.yisit
ing~their grandmother m New Bruins
wick and Will remain until the autumn
Mrs. Howard Ensign Of this city, who
has been visiting Mrs. P. B. Perry OF
City Hill street, Naugatuck, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. Harry e. Nettleton and daugh-
ter, Miss Constance Nettleton, of West
Haven, have returned home from a
months visit with Mrs. John NJ. Rich
ards at her cottage at Burwelfs Beach
Miss Dorothy NJ Lyman, daughter
of former Councilman Lyman of Hart
ford, Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Albert
G. White. in New Haven,
Miss Bertha Warner soprano solo
list at Calvary Baptist church, has left
for months vacation, which she will
spend camping with a party of If
teen young ladies in Maine.
Arthur l., Sampson, messenger OF
the Hartford board of councllmen, will
spend next week at Indian Neck.
Miss Ella Schoenberger of Cottage
street has returned from an ENJOYABLE
trip to Boston and Atlantic City.
Miss Kurtze of No. 1865 Hamilton
street, Hartford accompanied by hel
mother and brother, have come to this
city for a ten days visit.
P. /. O'Keefe of 80 winchester ave.
nue., celebrated his birthday recently
with a party of forty friends. A pro.
! M a t,,n !
was followed by supper at midnight
Mr.. O'Keefe received a number of Gift.
; among them fine tobacco set,
E. F. Goodyear, physical director Of
the Waterbury Y. NJ c. A., with hi,
family, have returned from a month.
vacation in West Haven, and in Smith
, field, Me.
Miss Alvina Mendel of New York
is the guest of her brother, Adolp1
Mendel and family at their summe
home in Beach street, West Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Eschholz. thei
family of Hartford and Miss Asne
Eschholz of Springfield, are spendtn,
three weeks at Sound View.
Mrs. Horace McDivitt and Iittl,
{ daughter of Boston, Mass, are snend
Ing month with Mrs. McDiyitt,s no
. rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Kelsey q
Center street, West Haven. Mr. Mo
Dlvitt spent Sunday with his family
Wilson Peck, the superior court mes
senger this city, is confined to, hi
: home with typhoid fever. Mr. Peel
| was taken i'll a week ago and has bee,
t under the care of DR., Foote. He is O,
) the road to recovery.
/ A few Of the members of the sigmi