Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
PURELY PER- SONAL

a vacation spent at Westerly, R. I.
 MT and Mrs Carl Chapin have re.
 turned from vacation in Boston. l Miss Kathryn Lynch of Castleton,
 N. Y., is visiting friends in this city, l Mrs Minnie Bigelow has returned from vacation at Old Orchard, Me. l MT and Mrs Charles Scribner and
 son Charles were visitors in this city
 yesterday.
 MT and Mrs w. s. Chapman have l returned home from their stay in Woodmont.
 Miss May E. Dalton Is the guest of | her cousin Miss Lucy C. Buckingham
 of Hartford.
 w. w. Malone and family of Cherry street are spending vacation at Walnut beach.
 Miss Celia Kaplan of New York is the guest of Mir and Mrs Joseph Roof of Bronson street.
 Miss Laura E. Houston of Burton street will leave soon for an extended trip through California. Samuel Lynch is spending his vaca- tion in this city. His home is in Cas- tleton on the Hudson, N. Y. Burdett Scranton. employed by the American Brass Go is in New York for few days on business. , E
 Daniel Keefe of Park avenue left this morning for few days to be spent with friends in New York. MT and Mrs John Kirschbaum of Grove street have returned from a visit to their son, William, who is in Detroit.
 Henry W. Atwood of the charity department has returned from a va cafion spent in various cities in New Hampshire.
 The Rev F. D. Buckley, rector of Trinity church, who has been in Eu- rope the past month or so arrived home this forenoon.
 Mrs Aruthur Conklln of 40 Vol colt street has returned home from Il ten days vacation spent in the Cat, skill mountains, Bridgeport and Vest brook.
 About fifty of their friends called upon MT and Mrs S.rZ. Poli at their home in New Haven Sunday night to help them celebrate the twenty-sec- ond anniversary of their marriage.
 Miss Rose Flynn of Orchard street has returned home after spending a week in Montague City, Mass, where she was the guest of her sister, Sister Gabriel of Sarren Memorial hospital
 Miss Fannie Meeker, bookkeeper for the Ziglatzki-Marks Go, and her mother, have just returned from a three weeks vacation spent in the Catskills and visiting friends in Poughkeepsie.
 Daniel J. Keefe of Highland ave- nue, with his brothers-in-law William. | K. Feest and Andrew Perrin of Pine street, with their families, returned | last evening from their cottage as Walnut beach.
 Prosecuting Attorney c. E. Meigs left town to-day for vacation of a few weeks on his farm in Oxford. During his absence his place in the city court will be filled by Assistant Prosecutor John F. McGrath.
 Rev Oscar Haywood, D D, pastor of the First Baptist church will be rendered reception this evening by the members of his congregation. The affair will be held on the lawn in front of MT Haywood's house at 27 North Willow street.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood, D D, has returned from two months vaca. tion in the south. Mir Haywood says that great changes are taking place in the southern part of the country, one of them being the fight that is being made with success by prohibi- tionists.
 Senator and Mrs Irving Chase of Waterbury, who have been spending the summer at Narragansett Pier, have been entertaining extensively over the Narragansett horse show at Weldfeld farm. On Friday their daughter, Miss Lucia Chase, won the second prize in the amusing thread and needle race which opened the show that after noon. In this race each competitor rides down the field, dlsmounts in front of the lady to whom he hands the needle to be threaded. After re- ceiving the thread and needle the remounts and returns 10 the starting point. The needle must remain threaded to the finish. The winner of the cup given as the first