The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-09
Personal Notes.

Mr.. ]. A. Cohane of Bloomfield, New
Jersey, and Mrs. Cohane are spending
a few days with relatives in town. Mr.
Cohane was formerly superintendent OF
the Howe & stetson Co., and has been
away from New Haven for about two /
years.
Miss Bertha Graham, of Elm street,
sailed last week for Europe where she
will spend several months. Most Of her |
time will be spent in Germany. Miss |
Graham is a teacher in the New Haven |
High school and has been granted a
leave of absence for the autumn as
she does not expect to return until
late October
Among recent guests at the United
States hotel, Litchfeld, are: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pratt of Thomaston, Mrs.
Whiting of Hartford, ]. w. Bailey OF
Middletown, and Edward Durgan of
East Orange.
Saturday was a good one for the
Hawkhurst management, Litchfeld, as
the following list Of patrons will show:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman c. Hill Of Water
bury, Arville D. Hull of Durham, N.
Y, f. A. Osborn of Brooklyn, James
H. Seymour of Brockport, N. Y, Mr..
and Mrs, F. H. Maroney and Miss
Huber Of Philadelphia, Charles c.
Tuckle of East Orange, Arthur c.
Tuckle of Norwalk and Mr.. and Mrs.
James I. Inglis of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LOOMS and
daughter, Miss Mabel LOOMS Of Cot
tage street, have returned from three
weeks western trip. While away they
visited Mrs. Louis Elmberger of St.
Mary's, Ohio. Mrs. Elmberger was
formerly Miss Elsie spier of this city.
Miss Kittie ONeil Of Union Hill dis
trict, Bristol, who was one of the first
to be taken sick with typhoid fever
during the recent epidemic, has recov-
cred so that she was able last week
to come to New Haven where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Charles E. Richards of Los An
geles, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Andrew of Winthrop avenue.
Walter Scott and Roydem Allen Of
Terryville, successfully passed prelim-
mary examinations for entrance into
Yale.
officer Herbert G. Lyon and family
Of New Britain, came this week for
few days vacation at savin Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walker and
family are spending the month Of July
in Bethlehem, N. II.
E. Parker Sanbcrn, M, D., of Bristol
will be married Thursday afternoon
Miss Florence L. Salmon of Toronto
Canada, being the bride. The wedding
will take place in Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel j. Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Waldror
and Mr.. and Mrs Willis Lines will also
attend the triennial conclave of the
Knights Templar in Saratoga to which
so many New Haveners have gone.
This week will be a busy one at Lake
Compounce and there will be the usua
number OF reunions. dinners etc, al
the lake, Tuesday the annual reunion
of the Trinity Episcopal church sun
day school Of Bristol will be held al
the resort, and that evening there will
be the annual banquet of a New
Britain Swedish society. Thursday the
annual reunion and dinner of the vet
Grams Of Company A, Seventh c. VI
will be held at the lake with speech
making after the dinner. Friday the
clerks and employees Of Wise, Smith
& Co. Of Hartford, viii hold a picnic
at the lake at which they will be the
guests of the proprietors. The clerks
Of Brown, Thompson & Co., viii alsc
hold an outing at the lake that day.
Attorney C. A. Harrison Of Walling.
ford has presented cannon to thC
| young people Of North Branford. L
, was used last Thursday and gave i'm
, mense satisfaction. The attorney
, summer home Is in North Branford.
A. e. Rutledge, secretary Of tn
boys department of the local Y NJ
c. A., Is now at Tuxll Island Will
about 80 members of that institution
He left this city for the island last Fri
, day and will return two weeks from
/ that time. This week Saturday will b
visitors day, and it is expected tina
i, the parents of a great many of tn
Y. M. C. A. boys will be at the island
Charles Camp and Mrs, Camp of Nor
witch, Conn, have returned home afte
spending short vacation in this city
# the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William !
Welch Of AZ Gibbs street.
! The Misses Lloyd Of University plac
! we're the guests OF friends In Bridge
= port Last week.
: Mr. and Mrs. Burritt Darrow Of Nor
n folk received numerous congratula
!. lions from far and near Saturday whe
. they celebrated in quiet way tn
A flftleth anniversary Of their marriage
Il Mrs George M. Platt Of this city
n spending several weeks at shelburn
II Falls, VT.
Miss Harriet North, daughter of Nj