The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-21
PERSONAL NOTES.

Julius Twiss, treasurer of the Nation al Savings Bank, this city, left yester- day with Waldo Twiss of Meriden, for a trip into Canada.
 John F. Gaffney, of Hartford. Is spending his two weeks vacation at Branford and Indian Neck.
 Miss Rae Sauer, after spending two weeks with her cousin, Mess May I4au- son of Main street, West Haven, has returned to her home in Unionville.
 Richard J. Sears, president of the Sears, Roebuck company of Chicago, H., is stopping at the winthrop Hotel Meriden, with his family. MT. Sears made the trip from Chicago to Meriden in his big touring car.
 Mrs. B. F. Dudley and daughter, Miss Ethel Dudley of Washington avenue, West Haven, have gone to Grove Beach for few weeks stay.
 Mrs. Charles HsLay and daughter of Hartford, are home from a months stay at Woodmont.
 Miss Georgia l.. Hugentobler, stem ographer in the executive office at the state capitol, is spending two weeks at Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mrs. Canf1eld of Richard place is en- tertaining her father, Mr. Ackeroid of Pittsfeld.
 Captain and Mrs. Ira Smith, who have been staying through the summer at Short Beach, will move to Walling- ford about September 1, and will make their future home there. They were formerly residents of the borough.
 Mrs. George I. Birks and son Ray. mond of West Haven, are camping with relatives near Bridgeport. They ex- pect to be away two weeks.
 Miss Ely and Miss Bowman who have been spending the past week a, Mrs. s. J. Hamm's, in Canaan, return 1, ed to New Haven, Monday. At the Church of the Ascension, at o'clock, Monday morning, Miss Grace ID. Terry of Columbus avenue and Mir, !; John Haubroe of Goffe street, were 1 married by the Rev. Floyd S. Kenyon, rector of the church. They left for 8 trip to Niagara Falls. Walter Tucker, who has been taken to New Haven hospital and operated on, is doing well.
 1 Mrs. John Lomas of Center street, West Haven, Is entertaining her sister, 1 Mrs. Mysten Putney of New Haven. Mrs. Putney, who has been sick, is now | convalesclng.
 Albert L. Hills and family and Ho- 1 ward F. Boardman and family of Hart ford, are at Short Beach W. H, Reynolds and Leon A. Soper of Hartford, are at Sachem's Head. l John Brown of Smith street, West Haven, has gone to Great Harrington and will spend two weeks with his fam. fly, who are spending the month there
 Mrs. J, F. Berry of Hartford, ex- poets to be the guest this week of hel sister, Mrs, Freney, at Cosey Beach.
 MT, and Mrs. J. F. Belihan and fam. | fly of Hartford are sojourning at Say in Rock for week.
 Mrs. H. B. Welch of West Haven [ has returned from visit with Mrs Arthur Grey In Hartford, and with rel. atives in Berlin.
 I U. WOAAo NOOobll lhSNp pL| 4NCN York, formerly a prominent church
 soloist in Hartford, is at the Monto. wese house. Indian Neck, recuperating from an attack of the grip. NJ Attorney Frank Kenna and his sis.
 ter, Miss Bessie Kenna, are stopping a the Catholic Summer school at Cliff
 Haven on Lake Champlain for a stay
 Of two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs Raymond P. Collins O.
 New Haven were with the family of hi
 brother, Herbert P. Collins, in Colum
 bia, last week.
 Miss Agnes G. Macdonald of How
 ard avenue, has returned from a tw,
 weeks stay at Saratoga, N. Y. Connecticut people at the Canoni
 GUS House, Fishers Island, includ
 George M. Carroll and Miss Lillian M
 Carroll, Rockville; Dr. 0. w. Gaylord Rockville; Miss Mary E. o'Neil Mid dletown; Miss Alice Rourke, Union vile; Miss Frances Shirmer, Meriden Mrs. 0. Fitch and son, Rockville; Wylie, New London: Mrs. B. Flaw an
 son, Noank; Mrs. c. c. Russell an { two daughters, Norwich.