The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-02
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Joseph Strong of Portland, who has been at the New Haven hospital for several weeks, returned home Tues day. Mrs. Strong recovered very rap idly and is nearly well again.
 Miss Mae Fowler will sail on the Amerika for Paris Nov: IA after a pleasant summer with her relatives and friends. For the past few weeks she has been the guest of Mrs. F. A. Fowler of Humphrey street.
 Isaie Grenier of Bridgeport is enter talnlng his father, J. Grenier, of New Haven
 Mrs. Russell of Hartford is visiting her daughter, Miss Russell of Third avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. William Burlingame of New Haven Is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Ingraham, in Middletown.
 Clarence Drew of Broad street, Bridgeport, came Wednesday to ac- cept a position with the Mallcy & Co.'S department store.
 Mir and Mrs B. Sherwood and their i family of Poplar street, Bridgeport, expect to move to New Haven in a few days.
 Mrs. Charles B Warner will enter tain the Saturday Afternoon Whist club for their first meeting to-day.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Graham of East Main street, Bridgeport, are entertain ing MT. and Mrs William Edwards of New Haven. who will remain with them for the next two weeks.
 Edward Allen of Fredericksburg, Md, is the guest of his cousin, Everitt AL len Of Richard place, West Haven.
 Charles E. Gerth, son of Bruno Gerth of Divinity street, will open a law office in Bristol He was gradu- ated in 1901 from the Bristol High school and in 1904 from the Yale Law school. For a year and a half he was in the office of stoddard & Goodhardt of this city and for the past year and a half he has been with Carl Fisher Hanson at No. 1946 Broadway. f Miss Farjalah of Washington aye nue, West Haven, has gone to Engle- wood, N. J., and expects to be away several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs, E. J. Waldron of Cot tage street will enjoy three weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs F T. Waldron In Torrington. Mir Waldron is enjoy- ing a vacation and rest for a few weeks from Johns Hopkins college in Baltimore, Md,
 William J. Malone, a popular clerk in the Reid & Hughes dry goods store | Norwich, severed his connection with the company Saturday night after a period of seven years, to fill a responsi- l hle position in one of the large dry goods stores in New Haven. In behalf of his fellow clerks Fred c. Protherc presented MT Malone with a suit case and other articles of value, wishing him prosperity and success in his new | field of labor.
 l Mrs, Shay and daughter, Miss Shay who have been visiting in the Berk- shires, have returned to their home I cn Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Lena Finley of New Haven is spending the week with relatives on 1 steuben street, Bridgeport. l Harry Grannis of West Haven, who has been spending several weeks in | Rye, N. Y, has gone for two weeks stay in North Haven.
 Miss Roberta Collins of New Haven Is spending a few days with her aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. William Col. linsE of Austin street, Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Rice, assistant at the City Mis- siorl's office, is quite i'll at Grace hos. pital and her friends will be sorry tc learn.
 Miss Anna Mcknight of Harral ave- nue. Bridgeport, is spending a few days with relatives in New Haven. | Miss Mary McAndrews of Railroad avenue, Bridgeport, entertained party of about 20 of her friends at her home l Tuesday night in honor of her cousin Miss Bessie McAndrews, who Is visit ing her from New Haven. The evening was spent with games and music until 1O:SO, when refreshplents were served and the party, which was very pleas. ant affair, broke up at about at about a half hour before midnight Miss Bes- sic McAndrews will remain with her cousin until after Nov. 10 which is Mis-: Mary's birthday, which occasion will be celebrated with fitting festivities.
 Newtown people in general will re- gret very much the departure from their midst of Dr. Albert N Schuyler who has come to New Haven, where he will in future reside His wife anC children will follow as soon as ar engagements are completed. Dr. Schuy Ter has practised in Newtown for tn the past eight years, and has man,