The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

udy lOF Ter nome Tn EllzdDelus N O'-s Charles Spencer, president of the First National bank, suftield, and his son, Luther, are in the West, taking a trip through Minnesota, and will re- turn by the way of the Lakes.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Cochrane Of Oswego, N, Y, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. James Gardner of 50 Asylum street.
 Joseph Golfer of sufield has been ap- pointed instructor in athletics at Ches- z hire academy. Mir. Colter is a gradu- ate of the Connecticut Literary insti- | tuition and was in charge of the football | and athletic teams of Brown University ! for four years, and is also a graduate | of Harvard Summer school, He enters | upon his new duties September 19.
 The Misses Vera and Irene Palmer of 401 Crown street, have gone to visit their aunt, Mrs. George Graham of Ludlow and their cousin, Mrs. Fred Perkins of Vermont.
 A marriage license was issued in Bridgeport Tuesday, Mrs. Samuelson, a waiter, aged 25, to Alberta McElroy, 25, of New Haven. Master Raymond J. Hogan of Cedar street, Jean Clark and James Dickinson of Lamberton street, have gone to Woodmont, where they will camp for three weeks. The boys made the trip in boat built by them selves and called the Pathfinder. After the business of the U. s. court l at Hartford was over Tuesday, Judge Holt lunched with his classmate, Judge F. B. Bennett, and other Yale friends at the Hartford club and went on to New York at o'clock. He will spend Saturday and Sunday in Litchfeld with Hon. Morris w. Seymour. MT. and Mrs John B. Freyslnger and Miss Ida L. Cox are guests at the Highland Lake hotel, Winsted.
 MT. and Mrs Hermance and daugh- ter Mabel of Main street, West Haven, left Tuesday, for Canton, O. MT. Her nance will attend the convention Of United States letter carriers. They ex- pect to be away about two weeks.
 Mrs Charles Engler and daughter Grace have returned to their home in Norwich after very pleasant visit with her brother, Fred Guilford and family of Washington avenue.
 Mrs Celia Bond of Bristol, Mrs. B. G. Brewer of Thompson street and Mrs. Willis Bodwell of First avenue, West Haven. spent Tuesday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. A. H. Lewis and Miss Margaret Connolly, both of Chicago, are visit ing Mrs. Lewis cousin, Mrs. z L. Halper of 1T Woodland street
 MT. and Mrs. Weinig of Maplehurst, Winsted, entertained a few of then friends at their home Monday evening at an old fashioned kitchen dance. The house was prettily decorated with gold en rod and wild ferns by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. F. J. Carey and Miss Florence Carey of Hartford and Miss Under wood of Bridgeport, The evening was spent in dancing and singing and Miss Lillian Barry of New Haven, gave some recitations which were received with much applause. Friends were present from Winsted, New Haven, Hartford Bridgeport Colebrook ana the surrounding towns.
 Miss Minnie Mann of Southington' has returned home after a pleasant weeks stay with Mrs Bernard Dillon of 79 Nash street.
 Among those registered at the Con necticut house, Jamestown, last week, were Malcomb Booth, Walter M Da- wis Mrs. Walter M Davis, Mrs. J. K. Johnson, Miss M E. Whittelsey, all of Johnson, Eli Manchester and Miss M. E. Whittelsey, all of New Haven.
 Mrs. James Wray of George street. West Haven, with her daughters have returned from a months stay at East hampton, Mass.
 Dr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Ellsworth of New Brunswick, N. J., have been the guests for the past week of Dr. and Mrs. David L Green at Obeo
 Miss Harriet Elliot, of Orchard street, has returned from two weeks vacation spent in Saratoga county, New York.
 John Duncan, the baritone singer, who has been spending two weeks in Boston and Lawrence, Mass, the lat ter place being his old home, return ed to New Haven on Monday, coming down from Boston by trolley. MT. Duncan left Boston at o'clock in  S:15 in the evening, stopping a half hour on the way down for luncheon.
 Mrs Martha Maher and her daugh- ter, Florence P. Maher, who have been spending two weeks with friends at the Pembroke, Woodmont, return ed yesterday to their home in Tor rington.
 Heights, Old saybrook, where pr. Greens family is spending the sum mer. Dr. Ellsworth is professor of ma thematics and mechanics in Rutgers College
 MT William Butcher of Frank street and MT. Julius schuller of Bridgeport are stopping in Buffalo for a short time. From there they are going to Detroit.
 MT and Mrs. R. N Dowin of North Adams, Mass; Miss Gertrude Trask of Westfeld, Mass. and William Robins os Ashley Falls, Mass, have returned home after visiting with Miss Merty Thompson of 647 Third avenue, Wes; Haven.
 MT. Harold Blakeslee, son of Sena- tor Blakeslee, left Paris Monday for London Eng, and will sail for home on September 10 in time for college.
 Mrs D. s. Underwood and Miss Lou Batty of Franklin street, Norwich, have returned from New Haven and gone tC Charlestown Beach. R. l,
 MT. William Hoffmeister, who has been assistant physical instructor al the Toledo Y. M, c. A.. has returned tc his home in Grand avenue, and will en.
 Myron filling of Norwich spent Sun day with his family, who are visiting