The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-09
PERSONAL Notes.

august z. Moluef ana sun diS uO4i5
well.
Visitors from New Haven registered
last week at Connecticut House.
jamestown Exposition, as follows: w.
Arthur Stone. Francis Doyle, B. L.
Sprague, James L. Allen, w. c. john
son, j. l.. Porter, r. H. Gillette, E. L.
Durand, c. R. Maynard, William c.
Freeman, Walter E. Buchanan, William
]. Burgess, John Calvin Ward, Thor
valid Christensen, Clifford NJ, Peck,
James r. Disbrow, Captain Frank S.
Cornwell, Osborn A. Day, Louis Keller,
George NJ. Cooley, George 1ngraham,
Carl il. Booth, West Haven; Arthur K.
Tolles, Clifford D. Dietz, Walter ]. REM
cry j. c. Collins, H. ]. Donaldson,
Joseph B. Leake, Benjamin Grams
haw, f. K. Williams, S. Duane Preston,
Joseph W. Langenstine, Bridgeport;
Ledlor Vanat, Willimantic; Edgar S.
Brown, George L. Burwell, Nm. Stone,
William c. Heimburg, August Rekops-
XII, all New Haven; James H. S. Jones,
Frank ]. Smith, Norman H. Smith, F.
W. Herman, NJ. F. Walker, R. e. Will
ltams, Robert B. Rowe, Judson E. Ter
rill, Miss Daisy Farrell, Laurina G..
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Doun, F.
B. Wheeler, Mrs. Benjamin L. Graham,
A. j. Hammond, Jorn Cahill, Thomas
Dillon, James Malcolm, ], v. O'Brien,
E. F. Smith. G. D. Munger Robert T.
Mulsen, I. L. Coe, G. B. Petersen, A.
McNiel, H. c. Kellogg, George M.
Bray, all New Haven.
Miss Barron of s19 Humphrey street,
went Wednesday morning to visit
friends in Gaylordsville, for week or
| two.
William F. Gum, jr., Yale OF, son OF
Chief of Police Gum of Hartford, has
returned to this city after a long vaca-
ton and will spend the rest Of the sum
mer here.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Canton of New
Haven are visiting friends on North
Main street, Waterbury, for few days.
Mrs. D. D. Costello and daughter
Alice Of Capitol avenue. Miss Abrams
Of Kenyon sareet and Miss Annie Hus-
sey Of Putnam street, all Of Hartford,
are visiting in New Haven.
! The Misses Anna and Mollle Lynch
of Waterbury, accompanied by the
Misses Della and Alice Noonan of
South Elm street, spent Tuesday in
New Haven among friends.
Miss Al. Louise Butler Of Spark street,
Waterbury, came on Tuesday to Cosey
beach, East Haven, where she Is the
| guest Of Miss Grace e. Tiernan for a
few days.
DIR. William N. Whine Of New Ha-
We, was visitor in Essex Tuesday
| evening, attending his brothers sur
prise party.
John Butler Of New Haven is the
guest Of the Misses Catherine and An
ME Butler Of Cherry street, Manga
| tuck.
Roy and Raymond Shumw1ay, the
young twins of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Shumway OF Alden avenue are report
ed as being quite Ill.
4 M. ]. Cheney Of Waterbury, president
of the Walut Grove Beach Improve
ment association, and one of the lead
LIZ cottagers of Milford, is Ill at thai
place with pneumonia. He went there
a week ago feeling poorly, and this Ill
1 ness, prevented his attending the fes'
tivities which marked the opening Of
the new fire house there.
Miss Jessie Hilsinger OF New Fla
ven is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Nina Hilsinger. for a few days in Els
sex.
| Miss Charlotte Doyle Of New Ha
ven, is visiting in Washington Hill sec
ton, Waterbury, for few days.
Edwin F. Mitchell Of Waterbury, lef
few days ago for seayiew cottage a
Indian Neck, Branford. He expects t
remain away until Aug Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. ManwarinG
and son, Of New Haven, arrived IL
Mystic, Tuesday and have taken cot
tage on Grlswold's island for a couple
Of weeks.
Mrs. Charles Page and daughter
Miss valesca Beecher of Naugatuck
and Miss Porter, the latter a visitor
from Chicago, are spending few
weeks at the West Haven shore.
Mrs. Hobren and daughter, Mrs. Bur
ton Strickland Of Alden avenue, arr
the guests of friends in Brattleboro
vt.
Miss Edith Cook of Waterbury, Il
spending the week at Short beach an(
next week will visit friends In New Ha
ven.
Mrs John McConville of Whale!
avenue, who has been seriously i'll, hal
been removed to the hospital Yester
day the patient was resting comfort
ably.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner 0
Waterbury, started Monday with MI
and Mrs. H. H. Shepard Of Fair Haven
who are stopping at Short beach for tn
summer. on a cruise of ten days on MI
Shepards auxiliary yacht, 'Wakama,
} The party expected to go as far a
: Block island.
:. Bert Ahern of Whalley avenue, ha
, been spending a two-weeks' vacation
with friends in Southold, R. l., has re
turned.
= Miss Margaret Lyman Of South Mai
i, street, Waterbury, Is visiting in Ney
: Haven for few days.
Miss Annie Sweeney and her neph
4 ew, John Dunn, Of Hartford, came o.
: Wednesday to this city to spend thei
T vacation They were accompanied b
Miss Jennie Kiley.
Frank Clark, of New Haven,
. spending a week at his home in OIL
Saybrook
9 The women members of the Nota
:. tuck Golf club will hold an informs
/ tea at the clubhouse this afternoo
i from 1880 to $50. These parties wi
be given every Friday during the sea