The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

Prof. Charles F. Kent of Yale, was
the speaker of the occasion at the an
nual picnic and reunion of the Wo-
mans College club of Litchfeld coun-
ty, held with Mrs. Reiland at the Bur-
well cottage, Highland Lake, Winsted,
Saturday The launch, Sibyl conveyed
the guests from the park to the cottage
where luncheon was served at O'clock
After calling the meeting to order, Mrs.
Fred C. Strong introduced Prof. Kent
who entertained the club with bright
stories and finished with an eloquent
plea for the religious education of the
young. At the close Of Prof Kent's
address Mr.. Calhoun spoke on the same
subject and an informal discussion fol-
lowed in which both Prof. Kent and
Mr. Calhoun gave invaluable sugges-
lions for the furtherance of the work Of
religious education.
Master Sumner Coe of Worcester,
Mass, is spending few weeks as guest
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry w. Coe of Hemingway avenue, East
Haven.
The Rev. w. H. Garth, rector of st.
Michaers Episcopal church, Nauga-
tuck, who with his wife was injured in
a runaway accident at Mattapoisett,
Mass, where they are spending their
vacation, was in Naugatuck last week.
He has recovered from his injuries and
reports that Mrs. Garth is doing nicely,
and that she will be all right again in
a few days She received a cut on the
head and was bruised about the body.
Miss Margery Thompson has returned
from a weeks visit at the home of her
uncle, Charles Lanfare, at Lanfare's
Cove
Chief Wrinn spent Saturday in AS
toria, New York, where his son Frank,
who is a physician, has opened an Of
flee.
Members Of the Reynolds family as
ISOLATION will hold their 1907 reunion
at Bristol, L. l., on Aug. Is, and it is
expected that several from this vicin-
ity will attend the meeting. The as
ISOLATION, which now has $50 members,
was organized in 1892 at the home of
the late Mrs, Frederick Fosdick, at
North Lyme, and she was the his
torian of the association until her
death in 1904.
Miss Emma Hotchkiss of Boston is
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
G. NJ Fairchild, in Eat Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Tower, of IA
Garden street, have returned home af-
ter q vacation spent In visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Redfield, Of New York
city and Mr.. and Mrs Dunken of
Passaio, N. ]. They also visited Pat
terson and Jersey City, Nj, and Coney
Island. Mrs. Re*leld and children &il
visit with Mrs. Tower In August.
Truman Sherman Foote of Fountain
street, was for the past two weeks on
the annual cruise of the New Haven
Yacht club Mr.. Foote sailed in the
Thelga. $s,
Peter Fitzpatrlck of Rubber avenue.
Naugatuck, was removed to New Ha-
ven hospital yesterday, suffering from
blood poisoning caused by 4 silver en-
tering his hand.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Tuttle left
yesterday morning for a vacation
which viii be spent at Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Tuttle's mother, Mrs Thomas VIII
ltams. and sister, Mrs. Otto Kneil of
Meriden, having charge Of the home
during their absence.
| Mrs. Allyn b. Colgrove, who has
been managing the McDonougn hotel,
| Mlddletown, for some time, has decf1-
ed to retire and go to her farm on the
Mlddlefield road
Mrs. c. Z. Thayer, of East Haven,
who has been confined to the house for
several months by Illness, Is now able
to be out a short time every day, wnich
will be pleasant news to her lrany
! friends. gse
William J. Delligan and Albert A.
Mullin of Stafford Springs, will come
as delegates from the local fire COM
pany to the state convention in New
Haven tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Pratt Thompson and
Miss Catherine of Hartford were in
East Haven, Saturday and Sunday,
calling on old friends, being the guests
Of Mrs. Sarah Conger of Kimberly ave-
nue..
William A. schappa, janitor at City
hall, with Mrs Schappa, will leave a
week from tomorrow for Block
Island. This is Mr.. schappa's annual
vacation. They will be guests Of Capt.
Willis of the schooner Earle and Net
tie" Mr. schappa will spend his ten
days vacation fishing for cod, sword
fish and blue fish, This will make his
fourth fishing trip to Block Island
Miss Louise Summers of 1909 Port
sea street left yesterday for vaca-
ton in Woodbridge. Later she win go
to New York city.
At the Pioneer cottage, Woodmont,
are Mr. and Mrs. Noonan and daugh-
ters Bolly and Nan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dunfeld and son Earl, Mrs,
MacFarland and son, William, Mr. and
Mrs. w. ]. Neeley, Misses Anna, Eva
and Margaret synnott and George Nell
sen, all of waterbury.
Miss Eta Clark of 100 Meadow street
left yesterday for a two weeks vaca-
ton trip to the Adirondack mountains.
Joseph Dunn assistant superinten-
dent of the New Haven railroad, oc-
cupied his office in the room above the
Bank street station, Waterbury, Sun
day for the first time.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Burke Of
Arch street, were the guests over Sum
day in Boston Of Mr.. Burke's parents.
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