The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-02
PERSONAL NOTES.


 of National Press Bureau of Washing ton. D. C., was in town over Sunday.
 Prof. Barber of the Nebraska State university, and Mrs. Barber are in town, the guests of Elliott Morse, treas urer of the Connecticut Savings bank. They leave for Bermuda this week where Prof. Barber attends a scientific convention. Prof. Barber and wife are personal friends of the Hon. William Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Bryan.
 Attorney Walter Pond has returned to this city from an extensive business trip through northern Minnesota. He reports the trip as both a pleasant and successful one.
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ferguson of l College street have returned from the Jamestown exposition. Dr. Ferguson attended the National Homeopathic convention held there as a delegate from the Connecticut Homeopathic so- ciety.
 Kenneth s. Hall, who has been stop ping in Wallingford since his gradua- ton from Choate school left yesterday to join his parents In Portland, Ore. The rector, J. DeWolf Perry, and the other clergy of St. Paul's church, will hold open house at the rectory to-day, when they will receive the members of the parish from until 7;SO o'clock.
 Mrs. E. F. Converse of this city Is at Joseph Selden's in Norfolk for few weeks.
 Edward J. Hanna, native of Plants vile and son of the Rev. T. A. T. Hanna, for many years pastor of the Plantsville Baptist church and other churches of that denomination in Con- necticut, was married in Philadelphia Friday, June 21, the bride being Miss Mary S. Weinmann of that city. They will live at Olney, suburb of Philadel- phia. Mir. Hanna who besides being a native of Plantsville, received part of his education in the graded school in that village, is lecturer for the Ameri- can Anti-Viyisection society, with head quarters at Philadelphia.
 Miss Elsie Risley of South Windsor comes to this city to-day as the guest of Mrs. Thomas Howarth.
 On account of the serious Illness of Mrs. R. s. Austin of South Main street and pr. J. D. McGaughey of Center street in Wallingford, the bells of the Episcopal and Congregational churches will not be run on the night of the Sd of July as is customary. It is also re- quested that no firearms and crackers be discharged on Center street between Whittlesey avenue and Main street, and on Main str@at, between Center and Prince streets, not only on the Sd but also on other nights as well, It is sincerely hoped that the request may be duly observed as both are so i'll that every added noise aggravates their condition.
 Mrs. Peter Carlson of this city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. s. Amandus Ad- lin of Munroe street. New Britain.
 Miss Nellie Hubbard of Palmyra, N. Y, is the guest of Miss Alice Marsh of South Main street, Wallingford.
 Charles IA. Post of Brown university and Paul Watrous of Yale are both in | AilltLpIl WI tllG phAllliiVls
 Lyman Root. ex-commander of the second naval division, c. N, G., now representing the Hartford Fire Insur- ance company in Toronto, Ont, was married Saturday afternoon to Miss Anne NJ. T., Smith at the brides resi- dence, IF Walmer road, Toronto.
 Tomorrow afternoon party com posed of members of St. Elmo com mandery of Meriden, will leave Meri- den for Quebec, where they will spend the Fourth of July going from there to St. Anne de Beaupre, the Falls of Montgomery, Montreal, Lachine Rap 1 ids, Lake Champlain, Lake George and Albany, and from there to Saratoga to attend the thirtleth trlennial conclaye of the grand commandery of the Unit ed States. Those going from Walllng- ford are Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Terrill, Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Craig w. N. Mix, John Clulee, IT. A. Norton and Sir Knight Herman A. Delmas.
 Lewis B. Whittemore Yale '07, son of ex-Alderman William E. Whitte- more of Hartford, sailed Saturday for the Philippine Islands, where he Is to be connected with the department of public instruction. He will remain abroad about two years,