The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-07
PERSONAL Notes.

Senator Franklin L. Homan of this
city, before the adjournment of the
legislature, promised some Of his assoc
ciates that he would give them a trip
on one of his oyster boats, and he will
redeem the promise soon. Among
those who have been invited are Sena-
tors Patrick McGovern and Thomas
Spellacy of Hartford, Ralph MI Grant
of South Windsor and Howard A. Mid
dleton of Broad Brook
Mrs. William II. Rochfort of Ed
wards street and daughter Catherine,
leave this week for a two weeks visit
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph White at
Cummington, Mass.
Mis- Florence Bidwell of this city is
visiting at her home in Deep River.
j. Q. Ames and Mrs. Ames of 479
Elm street have returned from a
months vacation trip to Madison Wis.
Mrs. Ames brought back with her her
Miss Lola Graves, for a visit
Mis- Margaret Lewis of this city is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Frank II. Rob
inson of sachem@street, Norwich.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Coles and two
children of Southport are passing a
few days in this city.
DR.. Alice r. Ford Of 1902 Chapel
street is spending the month Of Aug
ust in the White mountains. Dr. Ford
will return early in September.
Miss Luby, Miss Mooney Miss Cook,
and Mrs. and Miss Reilly of this city,
and Mrs. Laidlow and daughter Mrs.
nson and son of Bridgeport are
guests at the Hanrahan. Highland
house, at Dalton, Mass.
Miss Olive Beaumont of this city Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Olive Gilbert
at her home in the West district
Miss Cora Bloomingdale is having
two weeks vacation to be spent at
Westbrook and New Haven
Miss A. c. Maher, teacher Of physi-
cal culture at Miss Porter's school,
Harrington, is attending the Yale
summer school and is stopping with
Miss Keenan, at 1T Orchard street.
Charles f. Wetmore's family of
Grove Fill, New Britain, left on Tues
day for Lake Sunapee, N. H., In a
private car. The reason for making
the trip is on account of the i'll health
of Miss Mary Wetmore.
AT the Thompson cottage, Summer
Island, are Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Roam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. w A. Stockburger and son
Of this city.
! President A. HI, Able Of the New
Britain Bushes Mems association and
Mrs. Able leave tomorrow on trip
to Lake George, N. Y, where they will
spend their vacation with Mr. and Mrs
A. w. Abbee.
Mrs. Archie Everett and children
iIrene and Constance, of Norwich, are
I visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Blake of this
'ity are spending ten days at the
Draper hotel Northampton, Mass
p T. Ferguson and William Fl
Stone Of Thompsonville come to this
city to-day to represent the state fire.
mems convention
Among the guests at Hillside Farm
| Woodbridge, are Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Knowlton and daughter of this city
A Ross and Miss Frances Ross of New
York city, Miss Emma Myer and Miss
Elsie C. Myer, Mr. and Mrs. A
Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Snyder Mrs, w
Craig Merwin Miss Evelyn Davis, Mrs
Catherine Hoxford, all of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Tillinghas
and little daughter, Dorothy, from this
city have been guests at Frank H. TIL
linghast's in Central Village. !.
DR.. J. H. Fennell of Brooklyn. N
Y, has returned to his home after {
pleasant visit with his aunt Mrs. Cath
crime Lynch of 9S Sylvan avenue,
Mrs. NJ. L. Spelman and Miss Haiti,
Parsons have come to Woodmont foi
a stay.
Mrs. Roswell e. Clapp of Windsor
Locks announces the engagement o
her daughter, Miss Alice May C1app
to Austin Foster Halves of this city
state forester
The Misses Kathryn and Mary Mon
ahan of 203 Lamberton street lief
Sunday for a two weeks stay in thu
Catskill mountains,
Mrs. John Watson, Miss Anna Wat
son and John Watson, jr., have re
turned from Chester, Pa, where the,
have been visiting John Watson, sr.
Mrs. Mary Kivlan of George stree
is spending her vacation in Lakeville
and in New York with relatives.
DR.. Benjamin Kasson has returned
to his duties at the State Farm il
Bridgewater, Mass, after spending
two weeks vacation in Simsbury a
the guest of Mrs. A. E. Humphrey AM
Mrs. George e. Pattison,
Miss Anna Moakley Of Franklin
street, who is enjoying a months va
cation, will leave later with a party o
friends for White Lake, Sullivan coun
ty, New York,
Mrs. Frank Spellman has returne
to Newlngton from a month at Saw
Rock. where She has been recoverin
from recent operation.
Charles l.. Hoodwin and family c
Hartford are occupying the Hooke
house on Maple avenue, Norfolk, for
few weeks.
Miss italia DeVitalis of Madison,
Al, is a guest of Miss Louise Rieio {