The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-02
PERSONAL NOTES.

stay throughout August to visit her friend Miss Molly Carter, a graduate of the Normal school of New Haven.
 Miss Edna L. filling of s24O Lawrence street, grduate of Boardman, now taking a special couse in Kindergarten work at the Normal school in New Bri- tain, has gone to Paulet, Vt, to spend a short time with her friend, Miss Bull also of the Normal school, New Bri- tain.
 Miss Mabel Loes of Livingston street , graduate of Boardman started in the early part of the week to visit friends in Lynn, Mass
 Miss Martha Wickham of this city is the guest of relatives In Newington. | Mrs. N A. Chase of West Haven is spending a few weeks in Greenport and Shelter Island visiting with old friends.
 Miss A. H. Farren, librarian at South Norwalk came to this city Wednesday for months vacation which she will spend at her home.
 Miss Selma Kahn of California street, West Haven, gave a dinner i Wednesday to few young friends, Miss Regina Zunder, Miss Vera Koon, Miss Helen Meyer, Boston; Miss Nina | Mann, Baltimore; Miss Beulah Silver-s thau, New York, and Miss Helen l Straus.
 The list of teachers in Cheshire for the school year of 19O7-19OS in the grad 1 ed school is as follows; Room 1, Miss Ella Brennan; ?, Miss Helen Cooke; 8, Miss Alma Hotchkiss; 4, Miss Lillian Fox; 5, Miss Mary Coleman; in the district schools in district No B. Miss Eleanor Crowley; No. 5, Miss Ida Ryan
 Mrs. Furnald of Milton Mills, New Hampshire, is the guest of her daugh- ter. Mrs. H. A, Wentworth of Main street
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson of 'Morningside, Pond Point, are enter l taining many friends from out of town this season. Miss Louise Thomp- son, now of New York city, and for merly of "Morningside," Pond Point, Is now at Stockbridge, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry Parsons Miss Hattie Thompson at Bonnie Brae, their home in that place.
 | Burr Clark Pierce, who formerly re- sided in West Haven and for the past six months has been connected with the c, c. Harvey & Co.,, Boston, Mass, was married Tuesday, July S0th, to Miss Madge Ada Lane, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Minor Lane of | Boston.
 Edwin Oviatt of the Yale Alumni Weekly, New Haven, has been in East | Hampton on short visit. Mrs. Adam sattig of Adelphi lodge, | Woodbridge, entertained the Friday Afternoon Whist club, of which she was formerliy member, very delight fully at her country home in Wednes- day. Bundle whist was enjoyed and | very pretty prizes awarded. After the game the guests preserted Mrs Stattig with a handsome embroidered center piece in appreciation of her numerous 1 favcrs to the club. A delicious lunch con was served.
 This evening at the Woodland Farm Camp. Westchester, East Hampton, a minstrel entertainment will be given by the excellent talent now at camp which has been trained by Peter Ryke- ma. head of the Ethical Culture college of New York, who is at the camp this summer and has organized a glee club. | There will be in addition to the regu- lation stories, songs and jokes, danc- ing.
 Mrs E. G. Lindsley of Compbell ave- nue has gone to Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and Tivoli-on-th the Hudson. While away she will visit with relatives.
 Judge Roger S. Newell left yester- day with Mrs. Newell for his summer camp at Lake Memparemagog in | Canada.
 Miss Helen R nodes of Campbell ave- nue is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Redfleld, in Madison.
 Miss Elizabeth Farnam of New Ha- ven has been the guest of Miss K Van w. Haddock in Norfolk for several days.
 Mrs. Irving s. Tinker, and children l left yesterday for a months stay in East Otis. Mass.
 Miss Lucy Sanzone, the nine-year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs Joan San zone, of East Main street, Torrington, returned home Tuesday night from the New Haven hospital, at which institu- tion she underwent an operation for appendicitis, The little ones condition was quite serious for time, but she has rallied from the effects of the oper- alton and Is now gaining.
 Mrs I. B. Klock, of George street, left yesterday with Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hitchcock and family for Pine Grove, New Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Palmer and son George, of Morris, are spending a few days at Savin Rock.
 Miss Augusta Bressingham, of Fox street, New York, is visiting at the home of Mrs. H. Wagner in Thompson street. When she returns to New York the latter part of the week she will be accompanied by Mrs. Wagner's daughter, Miss Emily Oberst, who will spend a month visiting friends in New York city and New Jersey. Arthur Baldwin and family, of strat. ford, spent Sunday with his parents MT. and Mrs. William Baldwin, 1T Cheshire.
 Peter Paul, of Torrington yesterday joined his family. who have been visit ing in this city, whence they intend go Ing to Coney Island and Atlantic Cit! , i for a few days