The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-22
PERSONAL NOTES.


 enjoying two weeks on Woodbridge Hills.
 Mrs A. Otto, of Seymour, who has been occupying a cottage at Merwin's s Beach for the past three weeks return cd home, Honday. During her pleasant stay at the beach she entertained friends from Hartford, Holyoke, New Haven, Derby and Seymour.
 William J. Merrick of 726 Howard av- enue, is spending his vacation at Bos- ton and Cape Cod. Master Eli Manchester of New Ha- ven, is enjoying a weeks visit with Master James Peck in .NewtoWn.
 Miss Mattie Ramsey and Mrs. Gladys Lincoln of Hartford. are the guests or Mrs. Frederick w. Tegmier of PIP Spring street.
 William Honan. the popular young undertaken of Newtown, was taken to the Bridgeport hospital Monday even ing suffering with appendicitis
 Master Milton and Miss Bessie Hove have returned home after a weeks stay at their aunts. the Misses Hove of Dwight street, who are at their cottage at Mulberry Point.
 Mrs. Harry Roberts of East Water- bury road, Naugatuck. wife of Nauga- tuck's senior representative in the As- sembly and former warden of thel bor- ough, is critically i'll and little hopes are entertained of her recovery.
 Miss Myrtle Dame of Bristol, has rc- turned from q visit with Miss Ethel Swain at Short Beach.
 Julius P. Vessel of West Hartford is spending his vacation with friends at Silver Sands. East Haven.
 Congressman Nehemiah D. sperry, was visitor in Ansonia Tuesday mor- ming. He called upon several friends, anG one of the places honored by him was the Sentinel office. Congressman Sperrys visit was devoid of political significance, and his calls were. purely of a social nature, for the purpose of friendly chat. and to renew old ac- | quaintances.
 Miss p. J. De Mers of Carmel street and Miss Mae Murphy of York street, are enjoying a two weeks vacation in | HClQ anu llCdIUy lOWI5s
 Allen F Tanner, organist at St. Michaels church, Naugatuck, is in charge of the choir and organ at St. Johns church Waterbury, during the absence of William. Hall Miner, who Is spending August with his family at his farm in Northford near New Haven
 Miss Margaret McMahon has left for her home in Yonkers. N. Y, after spending six weeks with her grand mother. Mrs. Thomas OiTen of 45 Lyon street. Miss McMahon was graduated at the Leden academy last June in Yonkers.
 | The Misses Jennie Swanson and Minnie Bohlin of Naugatuck are spend ing the week at the West Haven shore.
 Miss Margaret McGrail of New Britain and Misses Florence and Eve lyn Burke of North Haven spent Sun day with the.r cousin. Mrs. Hove of S8 Prospect street.
 MT, and Mrs. A. j. Leonard of New Britain, are at Iadian Neel.
 pr. T. E. Reeks of New Britain, is at Madison for two weeks.
 Clerk Edward L. Steele, who is spending his vacation at Cosey beach, was In Hartford Tuesday on a short "trip, and recorded the proceedings in police court. He will spend the rest ot the week at Cosey beach.
 The Rev. e. IA. Northrup, agent o1 thJ American Missionary society preached at the Congregational church jCteshire, both morning and evening O. Sunday,
 Mrs. Otto Brink and sons. Raymond and Eddie, of Hartford, are spending their vacation at West Haven.
 Mrs. E. H. Williams of Cheshire returned on Monday from Bantam iakt where she spent last week with friends MT Williams went up for over Sun da;
 Mrs John F, Henderson of Hartford accompanied by Miss Katherine Kel- ley came yesterday morning for a vacation at New Haven and Wood Imcn:
 Judge A. F, Smith and Miss Nettie Smith of Cheshire are among those who will attend the reunion of the Twentieth regiment at Compounce to- day.
 The Rev. c. H. Williams, formerly a New Haven pastor, who is at the Me m6rial hospital, New London, as the result of injuries sustained a week age by being struck by an automobile as he was leaving a trolley car in Water ford, was reported last night as in favorable condition He is making steady improvement.
 Judge A. E. Smith, Whitney A Smith, Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Nettie Smith of Cheshire attended the funera of stephen Judd in southington Tues day
 Miss Elizabeth Hall of New Haver is the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. F Jones N Collinsvil1e.
 Miss Medor Frost of Cheshire k spending the week with friends in New Haven
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Fennon of Bor- dontown N J., and Mrs. James Illus. ter of Florence, N. J., have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Moore of George street for the past two weeks. They enjoyed many drives about the city in company of theii hosts and were charmed by the beauti- ful scenery surrounding New Haven IL was the first visit of the Jerseyites to New Haven and they were delight. ed with their stay They returned home yesterday.
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