The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
PERSONAL
 NOTES

itarium, He found the patient quite comfortable after his operation, and the latter will be able to leave there soon.
 Mrs, M. J. Prudden has returned from her trip to the Jamestown expo- sition, Richmond, Va, and Washing ton, D, c.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Kane have vacated the tenement in tbe house with Dr. J. w. Mahony at Wightman place, South Waterbury, and have moved to New Haven,
 Officer William H. Whildey, of AL den avenue, Westville, has returned after spending a fifteen days leave of absence from his official duties. While away Officer Whildey spent a few days at the Jamestown exposi- ton and later went to Richmond, Norfolk and several other southern cities.
 Mrs. A. T. Parsons, wife of Rev, A. T. Parsons, of Trinity church in Thomaston, has returned after a sev- eral days visit with her daughter, Miss Jessie Parsons, of New Haven.
 MT. Barnes and family have moved from Richard place, West Haven, to their new home on Second avenue, West Haven, which they have recent ly built.
 The Rev. H. c. Meserve, pastor of the First church, Danbury has sailed for Europe to be absent six weeks. The Rev. II. H. Morse, the associate pastor, will preach during MT Me- serves absence.
 A social was held at the home of Miss Minda Pfeger, of IF Ashmun street, Tuesday evening Many guests were present. The Misses Anna Del sole and Minola Pheger gave piano se- llections and vocal solos. The hostess was presented with a beautiful bou- quot of flowers The house was very prettily decorated. The guests de- parted at midnight, after a dainty luncheon had been served.
 Mrs Elizabeth Bagey, who has been spending the past two weeks at the home of her daughter Tn Hartford, re-
 turned to her home in East Haven l Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Canada of this
 city have taken up their residence on
 savln avenue. Mir. Canada is organist
 at Trinity M. E. church and a former
 Chapel street merchant
 c. A, German of Pennsylvania, who
 has accepted position in New Haven,
 has rented the house of c. M. Fairchild
 in Massachusetts avenue, East Haven,
 taking possession the 10th of the
 month.
 Mrs. S. w. Ingersoll and Mrs. War
 ren Tyler spent Monday as the guests
 of Mrs. Louie H. Hayden, Saybroolz
 street, Old saybroQk. Mrs. Ingersoll
 and Mrs. Tyler, who have been spend-
 ing the past two months visiting
 friends in Essex, Tylerville and Old
 saybrook, will sail on Thursday from
 New York by steamer for their home
 In Barlow, Fla.
 Rev. and Mrs. D.fJ Clark are spend ing the week with brother of Mir,
 Clark in Long Island and with friends
 in Brooklyn and New Jersey. Rev. A, J. Garnmack has gone to Litchfleld on a hunting trip. Mrs. George Chidsey of East Haven ! left Wednesday for Newark, N. J., where she will remain for about two weeks, being there ,toattend the we'd : ding Of . cousin.
 . Mir. and Mrs. O.. P. Fowler, formerly of New Haven, returned from theil @ visit in New Haven Tuesday The trip was enjoyed in MT. Fowler's auto. e Rev. w. F. Dickerman of this city . the state superintendent of Univer- :. salst churches, will occupy the pull 0 pit of the Universalist church in Dan { bury next Sunday morning on account | of the absence of the pastor, Rev. Al @ fred J Cardall who goes to Bridge S port to speak in the interest of the = mortgage indebtedness | Rev. c. c. Berkemeir of Mt. Yer. t non, N r., who gave a concert Mon e day evening In Foy auditorium witt I his band of orphans, all under twelve Q was the guest of t'3e Rev and Mrs. J s A. T'imm at their home in York square I over Monday.
 ;. Mrs. c. II. Halloek who has paid { brief visit to MT. and Mrs. Edward A Majer of Baldwin street, South Wa if terbury, has returned to her home ii q this city,
 Miss Sarah Thatcher of West Ha ven, has gone to Portsmouth, Vao t c blsit her sister. she will also visit a n the Jamestown exposition
 Mrs Margaret Reilly of this cit,
 is spending a few days as the guest O
 Mrs. John Coyle of Charles street n Waterbury.
 e The girls of the Phi Sigma Sororit, $ will give their annual cca to the girl IS of the high schooliat the home of Mrs ', Theodore Hutchins, 6S2 Elm street 7. Friday, October %. y Mi. and Mrs. Anthony McConnel z of Waterbury, came to this city Wed s ncsday where they will spend severa Q days with relatives. '- Miss c. E. Patee and I>-ss Jean Ter f. rell has arrived safely in Kansas City 1. where they are to live in the future l. Mrs. John M Richards of West Ha ii ven has come to this city to spend tn e winter with her daughter Mrs. Ed is ward r. Smith
 s Mrs. George Gardner and Mrs. F. ] > Sinclair of Oswego, N. r, are guests . = the home of Mir and Mrs. Louis Beldo sstt in East Haven.
 r. To raise money to put poor bo Is through college the Hawthorne clu " is arranging a song recital to be giN st en in the town hall, on October 26. TT in recital will be given by Mrs r. ,e Bush, formerly Miss Harriet Winan ,r and her sister, Miss Mabel Winans, { n Brooklyn. Both are well known " musical circles in New Haven, havir