The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-31
PERSONAL NOTES.


a French daily published at Woon-
socket, Mass. Mr.. Lavigne was grad
uated from Yale in 1905. where he re-
ceived the first prize for oratory and
was a student in the law office of E. P.
Arvine while here,
Philip silverthau has returned from
the Elks' convention in Philadelphia
and from the Catskills.
DR.. Pierce and family of Meriden
have taken the Skinner cottage at
Pine orchard for the balanceHpf the
summer. They will have with them
Walter Hubbard, of Bradley & Hub
bard, uncle of Mrs. Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Hammer and
the Misses Rosalind and Delphina
Hammer of Branford, left Monday for
a two weeks stay at Mrs Justus Hot
chkiss' camp in the Adirondacks.
Rev. Mr.. Ashworth, of the First
Baptist church, Meriden, left for Maine
July 20, and will remain there for a
couple OF weeks. The last half Of the
month will be passed with his family
at Indian Neck.
Mrs. j. II. Dunn and Miss Gertrude
Dunn have returned from Highland,
Ulster county, New York, where they
have been stopping at the Whitley
house.
Miss Swayne of New Britain is en-
tertaining Miss Harriet Wallace of
Meriden, at Willowmere,. Short Beach
Miss Blanche Barribault left to-day
to JON DR. and Mrs. LaClaire of Daniel
son at Oakland Beach near Provi-
dence.
Misses Lucey Dempsey and Nellie
Foley, of Meriden, are at lCoyle's Brass
City House, Savin Rock.
Mrs. A, c. Bailey Of George street
entertained over Sunday, Mrs. William
H. Withune of Los Angeles, Cal, also
Miss Alice Kilbourne of Hartford and
Mr.. Carl Anderson Of New Britain.
Master Carlos w. Bailey is spending a
few weeks in the Litchfield Hills, the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. w. D. Squlres.
James F. McNulty and family Of
Meriden are at Crescent Park hotel,
Savin Rock.
Forester Hammer of Branford, Is the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. George S. Ea-
ton, at South Lyme. Thorwald Ham
mer is visiting his cousin, Valdeman T.
Hammer, jr.
Miss Ruth Harmon OF Meriden is at
the Three Films house, Stony Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Clark and
family of Pearl street, left on Monday
by auto for Lake Champlain, N. Y.
United States Consul A. H. Bying-
ton arrived in New York from Naples
on the White Star liner "Cretic," Sat
urday. The vessel was two days ov-
erdue. Mr.. Bylngton will remain in
New York for a few days and will
then come to Norwalk, where he will
remain for a rest Of his two months
vacation. Mr.. Byington celebrated his
eighty-third birthday while on the voy-
age.
Mrs. H. w. Hitchcock of Norton
street, leaves this week for a trip to
Pine Grove. Canaan.
Clarence Hurley, son of John w,
Hurley, and j. C. Little. of New Ha-
ven, opened an up-to-date laundry
Monday at 1854 Quinnipiac street, Meri-
den. Mr.. Little will act as manager.
Owing to the illness of Miss Marion
Thatcher of Branford, her family were
unable to leave for West Hartford on
Monday as planned. If the young lady
continues to improve they will go to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Squire of Meri-
den, quietly celebrated their twenty
sixth anniversary Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Squire with their son, Robert A.,
and daughter, Lucy, took an automo-
bile trip to Wethersfeld to the home
Of Mrs. squires parents. They took
dinner In Wethersfleld.
Rev. Henry Samuel Barnum, D. D.,
Yale, class of '62, of Constantinople,
and Mrs. Barnum are visiting Stratford
this week. Dr. Barnum is native of
Stratford, the son of Samuel Barnum.
He was born opposite Longbrook ave-
nue. and attended the Academy where
he fitted for Yale. He was commiss. on
ed as a missionary Of the American
board in 1857. His first years as a
missionary were spent in Persia, but
for the greater part of his service he
has been in Constantinople In connec-
ton with the publication department
Of the board. DR.. Barnum will con-
duct the midweek service in the chap
ell on the evening of the 31st and
preach morning and evening on Au-
gust 14th. He is enjoying a few weeks
vacation in this country which he Wis
tied ten years ago.
Frank Callahan, Yale 1904, who
since his graduation from the Column
bia Law School last June, has been
staying with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. o. Callahan of Windsor avenue,
Hartford, has left to enter the law Of
| fees of Cravath, Henderson & De
Gersdorff, No, 50 Williams street, New
York.
Mrs John Dinnan and family of
Broad street, are spending August and
September at Lanphiers Cove.
Miss Harriet Wallace of Meriden is
the guest of Miss Grace Swain of this
city at her summer home at Short
! Beach.
Mrs. NJ. e. Treat of Howe street
leaves this week for so1ourn at
| Woodmont.
Mrs. L. A. Carpenter Of New Haven
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
! R. French, in Bolton.