The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-02
PERSONAL
 NOTES


 The banns of marriage were pub lished for the first time Sunday at St. Roses church, Newtown, between Thomas M. Hoilan of New Haven and Jennie E. Nolan.
 Miss Clara F. Eddy of Newport, R. ' l., who has been the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. L. IA. Swan of English street, for the past five weeks, left for her home yesterday morning
 M. A. Todd of Newtown, who came to the West Haven sanitarium last Thursday, was operated on Saturday afternoon and is reported as doing as well as could be expected.
 Mrs. w B, Hunevan of Thompson street, West Haven, is spending a few weeks with her sister in Westport, Conn
 Rev. pr. James =. Whiton of New York formerly of this city, preached at the South Norwalk Congregational church, Sunday He is the associate of Dr. Lyman Abbot on the editorial staff of the Outlook. He is president of the New York State Conference of Religions He is the author of many important religious and theological books, including Gloria Patri,'' "The Gospel of the Resurrection" "Recon- alterations and Reinforcements" and several other works
 Mrs. Frank Rice of Grove street, Merlden. who has been visiting her son, Clifford Rice in this city, has re- turned home
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen G. Hotchkiss of Montana are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Tolles of Elm street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Charles Wetmore of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs. Elmer Snow of B High street.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Blakeslee of this city, who have been visiting rela- tiyeo on Center street, Meriden, have returned.
 Mrs. M. L. Stark of Prospect street has just returned from an enjoyable four weeks vacation trip to New York and Stamford
 Reserve Officer Hlllis of Meriden has recovered from an attack of vertigo, which overcame him while he was in New Haven depot last Friday on the way to jail with two prisoners. The 'jags" made no attempt to get away when the officer fell
 In St. Mary's R, c. church yesterday morning at 2 o'clock MT, John Ahearn of New London was united in marriage to Miss Kathryne Clark of Norton street. The maid of honor was Miss Susie Hyland. The best man was Mir. James Ahearn of New London, a cousin of the groom. Mir. and Mrs. Ahearn left for wedding trip and upon their return will reside in New London. Miss Clark is a graduate of the New Haven hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Langdale and family have returned to their home, 2S Edgewood avenue, after a pleasant summers sojourn at Burwell's Beach The following state officers and mem 6erS will bS present ct the celebration of its first anniversary by Bell City = aerie of Eagles in Waterbury, Thurs. +- day evening next: District Deputy Will. ,s liam J Spain of Waterbury, Grand ,d Trustee Martin J, Gray of New Haven ,s Past Worthy President William Cronir of New Haven Aerie. Worthy President a James F. Grady and John J. Keeney oi ,- New Haven Aerie, Attorney Walter as Pond, chaplain of New Haven Aeric ,e Past Worthy President John F. Bole oi a Norwalk Aerle, Past Worthy President as Senator William Brady and officers o h. New Britain aerle.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Smith and family n, returned from a stay in Newtown t( ct her home in New Haven, this week. SC MT. Naramore, who has just returned in from brief trip to Washington, closed h, his house in Newtown, Tuesday, foI al the season.
 Miss R. Jeanette Futile, the reader ve left yesterday for Simsbury, where las ic evening she appeared in recital. Fron lg Simshury she will go on to Boston t
 enter the Leland T. Powers school o w Expression for two years course a Miss Futile, it will be remembered, vol " scholarship to this school at the dra oe inatic contest held in Boston about all year ago.
 vo Miss Cora Bond of New Haven, spen m Monday with her sister, Mrs Louis Me so Marland of Keller street, Bridgeport he Mrs. R. F. Rustin and little son. Cor re don, who have been spending the sum ed nner with Mrs Rustin's parents, MI
 and Mrs. George K. Jewett, of 1 A Prospect place, sailed Saturday, fror It, New York on the City of Macon fo
 their home in Savannah, Ga The V were accompanied by Mrs. Rustin' a sister, Miss Mildred Jewett who Wi
 remain until next June and atten
 school until the close of the term. Bot
 have many friends in New Haven
 Mrs. George Peck and Miss Fanni ut Peck, who have been the guests for
 week of Mrs N, A. Chase, have re
 turned to their home in Jamaica, L. h, Mir and Mrs, Willard Porter of thi ut city spent Monday with relatives O ed Railroad avenue, Bridgeport lis Mir and Mrs. Arthur Howarth 0 h. Center street, West Haven, are visit he ing Mrs. Sweet in Brooklyn, N. Y. en Miss Carrie O'Brien of Louisville Fly Ky, is the guest of friends on Pacifl
 street Bridgeport Miss O'Brien wi -te visit in that city and in New Have ny until Christmas
 IT, MT, and Mrs. Calvin Nolan of thi la city are spending few days with rel