Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-26
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Ambrose Saunders of New York Is visiting friends in this city.
 Miss Mae Maroney Is on an extend ed vacation to Croton Falls, N. Y.
 Miss Mary McKennerney of Judd street is on vacation to Atlantic City.
 Miss Ida M. Ford Is spending a vacation at Colonial park. West Ha- ven.
 Miss May Burns of East Main street is visiting Miss Whalen of Bristol.
 MT McDermott of Philadelphia is visiting John and Daniel Lane of Oak street.
 Miss Dora Egan of the town clerks office is on a vacation to At lantic City.
 H. Kluttig and family have just returned from three months tip to Germany.
 Miss Elizabeth Gleason of Hamil- ton avenue will spend the next two weeks at the shore.
 Monsignor Slocum rested we'll yes- terday and last night and is felling much improved to-day.
 William Brickel of Washington avenue has returned from vacation spent at Coney Island.
 The Rev James Frederick of the Immaculate Conception church is on two weeks vacation.
 Edward Gilbert. employed by the George Panneton Co, is spending a week at Otis lake, Mass.
 P. J. McMahon. clerk of the city court, has returned after two months trip to the old country.
 The Rev Dr D. G. Downey of Brooklyn. N. r., occupied the pulpit at the First Methodist church yester- day.
 Mrs Patrick Campbell and daugh- ter, Marie, are spending their vaca- tion with Mrs Campbells sister in New Haven.
 William Gray, an employe of the Connecticut company. has resigned his position and will return to his home in Pasadena. Cal.
 Attorney James D. c. Murray, who is now practicing in New York. is spending a week at the home of his parents on South street. Miss Mary Healey of Pleasant street has returned from six weeks vacation spent in Bridgeport and at pleasure resorts nearby. Among those from this city who will enter the Willimantic Normal school next week are Miss Kathleen Coughlan and Miss Katharine Healey. P. J. Mcdonald of North Willow street has returned home, after a six weeks trip to Ireland. MT Me Donald brought his mother hack with him. Mrs Olivia Holts and two daugh- ters, Lillian and Ellen, of Staten Island, are spending few days wis., iting ex-Alderman Thunberg's home on Walnut street. Miss Eva l.. Pratt of 937 South Main street has returned from d two weeks vacation which she spent in Lowell, Boston. New Hampshire and Chelmsford, Mass. Miss Gertrude Connor, who has been spending the summer at the home of Mir and Mrs D. L. Connor of Pleasant street. has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. MT and Mrs John Lonergan of I07 North Elm street and Miss Hattie Earth of 52 Washington street are spending weeks vacation at Fish ing Banks, N. J., and Coney Island. Mayor Thoms is home after a va- cation of three or four days. He looks good and appears to be in ex- cellent trim for the fall campaign, which is now on, and will be kopt up until the last gun is fired. Miss Lucia Chase, daughter of Senator and Mrs Irving Chase, won second prize in thread and needle race at the Narragansett Horse show at Weldfield Farm on Friday. Mir and Mrs Chase have done much en- toiIdiuiuS lucIc.
 Patrolman Maurice Noonan, who was operated on in New York many weeks ago. is not improving as rapid ly as was expected. Although the officer is now able to get around with out the use of crutches he is still unable to use the leg very mucn. Ralph Cook and Sylvester Bauby, both of this city, have just returned from their vacation which was spent by visiting the following cities: Hart ford, Springfield, Holyoke and Me Tom, Worcester. Bostob, Brockton, Fall River, and New York. The trip was very pleasant one and was made by trolley. train and boat. They also attended the Waterbury Holyokc and the Pittsburg-New York ball games.