Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-29
PURELY PERSONAL {:

NSVSVSvSSSSvSSSvSvV Milton Well is on two weeks va cation to Lake George.
 William T. Scully spent Sunday with his family at Woodmount.
 Mrs P. F. Shell of Pittsfield, Mass, is visiting relatives in this city.
 The Rev A. U. Byrt, D D, of Hart ford, spoke at the First Methodist church yesterday.
 The Rev P. c. Wright of Norwich occupied the pulpit at the First Bap- tist church yesterday.
 William Slocum, sporting editor of the Republican left to-day to spend week at Highland lake.
 Mir and Mrs Walter Holmes of Mitchell avenue are at their summer home on Fishers island.
 The Misses Callahan of Hartford are the guests of the Misses McDon- aid of East Main street.
 Miss Elizabeth Bergen of Union street is spending vacation at Win. sted and Highland lake.
 Miss Katherine NJ. Calvin. stenog- rapher in the city clerks office, is home after vacation at Norfolk.
 Burdette, Scranton of North Willow street has returned after two weeks vacation spent in New York.
 Alex Troup. jr, of the New Haven Union was in town to-day and met with some of the local politicians.
 D. J. Lahey of the American is on a two weeks vacation which he will spend in various parts of the state.
 Thomas Knowles formerly physical director of the local Y. M. c. A., but now of Thomaston, was in town to- day.
 Officer Samuel c. Walsh leaves to- morrow on the Cunarder Caronia for few months trip through the old countries.
 F. F. Hassen, for three years mayor or Belfast, Me, is in town visiting his son-in-law, R. H. Casseus of Belle view street.
 Arthur Pollack and Arthur McGraw are on a vacation which they expect to spend at Niagara Falls and the great lakes.
 Martin Connor, whose home is on Cherry street, was in town yestser- day. He is now the owner of cafe in New York.
 The Misses Julia and Margaret Shell and Sadie Stapleton of Union street are home after a vacation spent at Morris.
 Mrs Sarah Mcdonald and daughter, Miss Kathleen NJ. Mcdonald of East Main street are on a vacation in the Catsklll mountains.
 Fire Chief and Mrs Samuel C. Snagg. of State street. are entertain ing David Lee and daughter. Miss Alice, of wethersield.
 Miss Mary Grady of Walnut street and Miss May Calvin of Baldwin street left to-day on vacation to be spent in Burlington, Vt. As the guests of Mir and Mrs John s. Goss. who are on an automobile tour through the Berkshires. are Miss Lucy Young, Miss Elizabeth Young and Miss Augusta Smith of New York city.
 At the July meeting of the Freelove Baldwin Stowe chapter. D. A. R.. held in Milford last week at the home of Mrs Hepburn smith. Miss Sheridan McNally of this city was among those who rendered vocal solos.
 Among those in town the past few days was Frederick Loomis, q member of the board of education. but who is now at Hastings, \. |. Mr Loomis was formerly identified with the Benedict X Burnham factory.
 Harry Gross has returned from a vacation spent in Maine. He brought with him some fish stories that so far surpass those told by M. J. Ryan that the latter will have to do some tall talking to convince local fishermen that he is a better angler than Harold.
 John A. Hayden. E. yinvent Ma loney. Edward NJ. MaIlIard and Ed- ward J. Real of the Algonquin club left yesterday to spend two weeks at Bantam lake The trip was made in a Towle automobile Next week the party will be joined hy John King. Peter R. Lynch and Daniel Carson. also of the Algonquin club.
 Mrs s. L. Steinert of 2s Walnut street left for New York on Thursday last. and in company with Mrs Otto Hande of New York. sailed Saturday morning for Hamburg From there they will 20 to Berlin. where tiley will spend a couple of months sight seeiug and for the benefit of their health Miss Teresa Steinert and Otto Hande