The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-20
PERSONAL Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. g. Merwin left
Woodmont Tuesday en- route for Sar-
atcga for the season.
Mrs. Henry Forbes entertained on
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Augur, Mrs.
Hoffman and Miss ANDREWS of East
Haven and Miss Clark of Florida
Mrs. M. FItzgibbon of this city is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. ]. Ken
nedy of Park street, Hartford, who also
has Miss B, Nolan of New Britain for
O. guest.
Miss Edith Curzon Of 66 Prince
street, entertained a party Of young
friendsiat her home a few evenings ago.
Among the guests were the Misses
Weber, Edison, Berman, Schwartz,
Brady and Messrs. Poll, Kennedy,
Touseley, Dorfman, Lean, Nugent,
Wrinn and Cosgrove.
Mrs Andrew Russell and children Of
New Haven are guests of Thomas Da-
vies Of Thomaston avenue, Waterville
Several members of the Union league
visited Woodmont "Wednesday evening
and had very pleasant time at the
Bradley Bluff cottage. At 7:30 o'clock
the landlord, M. T. Bunnell, served one
Of his famous shore dinners. The par
ty returned at 1880 o'clock well salts
fled with their outing. Among those
present were Calvin Russell. j. P. Saw
age, George Woodruff, NJ H. Gowdy,
%. e. Currie, e. Locke, and George E.
Kelly.
Homer Porter, who has been employ
ed on the WATERFOWL branch of the
New Haven road, is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents in this city. After
his vacation he will be employed In
railroad work on the Danbury division.
Mrs. e. c. Quiggle of Pennington
avenue, Hartford, who is spending the
Summer at the family cottage at Wood
mont, and was taken Ill yith pneumo-
MIA, was reported better yesterday.
Mrs. George H. Mitchell Of Central
avenue is slowly recovering from a
very serious Illness.
Mrs. Cottle of Waterbury Is guest
at the home of her brother, and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard of
West Haven.
Mrs. David Strouse of st. John street
and son, Ned q. strouse, who is we'll
from a trip to Nova Scotia, Cape Bre-
ton Isle, Prince Edward Isle and New
Brunswick Mr.. Strouse has brought
back eleven dozen pictures and re-
ports delightful trip at these beauti-
full deserts.
The Rev. James Mitchell of the Sac
red Heart church is spending a two
weeks vacation in waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Freedman are
In Philadelphia this week for the
EIlks convention,
M. G. Clark, one of the editors of
the Boston Journal, has returned to his
duties in the Hub city after very en-
ioyable visit spent at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Marshall Clark on Clark
street. Milford.
Mrs. Ennhaff Of Beach street, West
Haven, Is entertaining her sister and
family.
Permanent Substitute John M. Kene-
hck of chemical No. 9, left yesterday
morning on his annual vacation. He
was in Middletown yesterday, and from
the comes to New Haven and over to
Woodmont After a day at New Lon
don he will make his accustomed So
iol,rn on Block Island, from there will
take a run over to Newport, and re-
turn to Hartford by way of Providence.
He will be gone two weeks.
Camping out at Prospect Beach for a
month are Fred Needham, Walter
Downs, David studwen of this city and
Adam Kline of Brooklyn.
Mrs. S. j. Hickman of 10 Florence
street, Hartford. and her daughter,
Helen, will spend a month at Cosey
Beach.
Louis A. Fisk departed on Monday
for Detroit, Mich, where one of his
horses will start in the races.
Mrs. Walter s, Rftehie is again
very seriously i'll at her home on West
Main street, Milford. Several months
ago Mrs. Richie was stricken with apo
plexy and her advanced age is against
her, recovery,