The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-11

Personal Notes.

1AIS. 0OiQSHD4ul4l VI DiS4AoP SeAS"bJ -
entertaining her mother and hee sis
ter, Mrs. Zimmerman from New York
They will remain two weeks after
which Mrs. Zimmerman and child will
spend the month of August in cottage
at Rockaway Beach.
Mrs. Frank Tiesing and Master Paul
Tlesing of SIS Bishop street, went Sat
urday for weeks visit with Mrs.
Tiesings son, DR.. Herbert Tiesing, in
Willimantic.
Mrs. Alexander Fulton entertained
large party of ladies for benefit whist
at her cottage at Cosey Beach yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Anthony of Syracuse, N. Y, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. James Bar
naele, of 81 Bishop street.
Herbert Crute Of Sunderland, Eng
land, came on a surprise visit Satur-
day to his uncle, William Crute, of 80
Bishop street, who had not seen his
nephew for twenty years Mr.. Crute
Is in the English navy and came with
his ship to New York and will return
with his ship next week Saturday.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson Of Hartford,
who has been the guest for several
weeks of her sister, Mrs. Henry w.
Buchter. leaves to-day to spend the
remainder Of the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. susette Carter in Mantle.
Ne. Dickinsons husband is private
secretary at the Pratt Cady establish
ment in Hartford.
Mrs. Annie H. Hopson Of Branford
departed for New York city Monday
evening, where she expects to meet her
brother, John Harper of Edinburgh,
Scotland. Mr., Harper will spend few
weeks in America on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip during which
he will be the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Hopson of Branford, for some time.
Jeweler ]. H, G. Durant sailed yes
terday for Liverpool. He will be in
England two months and will visit his
wife's relatives In Lincoln, after visit
ing relatives in London.
Attorney M. T. Downes Of Walling-
ford received notice yesterday of his
reappointment by the county commits
sioners as liquor prosecuting agent for
the Twelfth district. The appointment
is for two years.
Mrs. Lizzie Ward is Ill with nervous
prostration at the home or her sister
Mrs. w. H. Turner In Main street, East
Haven.
Douglas Bryant. who has been visit
ing his parents, Judge and Mrs. s. J..
Bryant of West Haven, has returned to
Beacon Falls, where he is engaged In
business.
Lee McClung, treasurer Of Yale uni
versity, who arrived In London on the
Deutschland, is on his way to Rio jan
GIRO. Mr.. McClung also expects to visit
Montevideo, Buenos LAyres and the i'm
portant cities on the Pacific coast of
South America.
| James McClelland of West Haven
and his Sunday school class of boys
are camping for a week at Oyster riy-
err They have two tents and are pre-
pared for a Week OF solid fun. The
boys are Ralph Olmsted, Bertram
Twitohel1, Russell Tomas, Orville
Beckwith, Herbert Plank, and Walter
James. John McClelland spent the
day with them.
Mrs. e. P. Bates Of Guilford, accent
panied by her daughter, Edith, ex-
poets to sail on North German Lloyd
steamer for Bremen to-day. They will
remain until October, Mrs. Bates is
the wife of E. P. Bates Of the Branford
Opinion.
George A. Adams, financial secretary
of the City Point Yacht club, and son,
George Alfred Adams, have returned
from a pleasant cruise to Huntington,
IL. T., and other points of interest along
the sound in Mr.. Adams new launch,
the Comfort.
Mrs. Myron Alling and little daugh-
ter, who have been the guests Of Mr..
land Mrs. Roger Vosburgh in West
Haven, have returned to their home In
Norwich. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Ailing's sister, Miss Ola vos-
burgh, who will spend q few weeks
with her sister.
Rev. Flank T. Rouse former pas
to Of the Plantsville congregational
chuch, has resigned as pastor Of the
church at Appleton, Wis, to accept a
lcall to an Omaha, Neb church.
Rev. W. IA. spinney will lecture at
the Baptist church, Wallingford, on
the immigration problem.
Mrs. L. s. Graves has gone for stay
at Mortified, Mass. She will be away
until the goth Of the month.
Harold Davies, with his mother, Mrs
Davies, sailed on Monday :. for a si1
weeks trip to Europe.
The county commissioners here reap
pointed William P. Niles to the office
Of prosecuting agent for the town o.
New Haven This is M. Niles eighth
term, having served as agent TO four
lteen wears. His appointment is fol
two years.
Mrs. H. w. Pope Of Dwight street
and her daughter have returned from
visit with relatives in Brooklyn
N. Y.
C. A. Phelps has been appointed
manager of the Regal Shoe stone or
Chapel street Mr.. Phelps has beer
, with the company for the past thret
years.
Mrs. Dunbar Vollor and little daugh
ter of Flgin, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, Alfred Miles in West Haven
Mrs. yollor is niece of Mrs Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur olmsted ant
: little baby, who have been spending {
: week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ohm
sted in West Haven, have returned t.
their home in Stamford
M. and Mrs. Elford P. Trowbridge o
: Chuch street, have gone to their coun