The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-18
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Harry w. Fuller of this city was one of the many guests from out of town at the wedding in Waterbury Saturday evening of Miss Bernice A. Thompson. daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. c. Thompson. and Robert G. stap- lin at the home of the brides parents, 1S2 Cherry street. The Rev. c. F, L. Smith, pastor of the Advent church, performed the ceremony. The bride is a student of vocal culture and instru- mental music and for two years was organist of the Third Congregational church, Waterbury. MT. Staplin is paymaster of the Connecticut com pany MT. and Mrs. staplin left on wedding trip to New York, Newport and Block Island They will make their home in Waterbury.
 Edward c. Crowley, Yale 1905 S, has returned to the Kansas State college at Manhattan, Kan, for his second year as instructor in chemistry He spent the summer visiting his mother and relatives at 6S Liberty street.
 Mrs Edward Burnham and daugh- ters Mabel and Lily of New Haven who have been guests of Mir, and Mrs. Edwin Burnham of West street, South Norwalk, have returned home after a weeks visit.
 Rev. Allan s. Bush formerly of this city, now superintendent of the Con- gregatlonal Sunday schools in Cobra do and Utah, is visiting relatives here.
 Rev. Arthur J Smith, D, D., pastor Iof the Danbury M. E. church, offfciated at the funeral of the mother of Rev. s. K. Smith, pastor of the M E. church in New Milford last Friday
 Mrs. J. J. Mehaffey has returned to New Haven after few days visit with captain and Mrs. c. W. Hamil- ton in Portland.
 James Gillern of this city is visiting relatives in Forestville.
 Burton c. warner has returned tc New Haven after spending week with his brother on North Main street Suffield.
 Mrs. Watson Woodruff of Orange ha'
 been entertaining for the past weel her sister, Mrs. Johnquest and sor
 Harry of Ansonia,
 Mrs. F. R. Hallenbeck of Merlder Twill visit for while at Indian Neck.
 Miss Helen Ess of York street, Wes , Haven, has returned from trip tt t Atlantic City.
 Deputy Collector J. M. Brewer o ; the internal revenue office at Hartford , and Theodore M. Byxbee, cashier il
 the same office, are spending thi
 month at Camp Brewer, Stony Creek x MT. and Mrs Jedediah Deming an
 daughter Louise of Newington return ed Sunday from visit with relative : In East Haven.
 Miss Viola Gooding of First avenue | West Haven, has returned from ;, weeks visit in Providence, R. I. 5 Mrs Emily Bamberg of New Have |, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Carl Mor
 cher in Yalesville.
 e MT. and Mrs. Adolph Weiss of Cen il ter street, West Haven, have returne <, from two weeks stay at Bantar
 Lake. Litchfe(d.
 Charles Y. Cornell, who recently SO
 his restaurant on Bank street. Ne if London, Is again in the business. ha7 q ing brought another on corner
 Chapel street and High street, New H. s, ven.
 l. Miss Daisy York of Campbell ayen' r Is spending a few days in Brookly 2, N. Y, with her brother, Charles Tor
 Rev. Stanley F. Bloomfield, pastor of the First Congregational church, Woo'
 bury, and formerly of this city has ,e turned from a four weeks vacation;
 Prof. A. w. Vernon of the Theologi ?, al department of Yale university o
 cupied the pulpit of the First Chur' 1e of Christ, New London, morning al
 evening Sunday in the absence of Re ,e J. Romeyn Danforth pastor Wno
 having his annual vacation at NoII s, boro, N. H
 Mrs. Hubbard of -555 Gregory St, W pr entertain the Missionary circle 'e Kings Daughters on Friday afterno
 at ? o'clock
 Harrison Carruthers, son of Postma
 ter Carruthers of Norwich has resign ., his position as purser on the steam Il Griswold, and will enter Yale uniVe l. sity.
 = street, West Haven, are visiting i' Philadelphia and Baltimore s- Miss Mollie Williams, formerly f New London, now located in New Hay
 is spending a few days as the gue s- of New London friends. o,,, ie Mir and Mrs. Ulysses S.. Clark a l. son, Smith Clark, of West Haven, ha s- returned from short Vlst WlIl NJ and Mrs. Herbert Blakeslee or NoI m Haven.
 fo Rev. James Wilson Bixler, D: D. t( x merly of this city,. was VlslLor S' Stonington borough Saturday a[tePno'
 where he had conference With Rev