The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-03
PERSONAL
 NOTES

Miss Mary Cone, who has been vis- | iting her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Wood, in 1 Norwich, has returned to her home in | New Haven. Charles N. Berman, formerly of SyI- van avenue, is now living with his aunt in Los Angeles Cal Mrs. Clara Davis of this city, is a guest of relatives in Meriden. Henry Rodman of this city, has re- turned home from a visit to his mother ! in Southport.
 The wedding of Miss Eva nnolittle, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank D. Doolittle of Woodbridge, to Mr Ray Burrell of Cheshire, will be celebrated on October 17th at the home of the bride.
 Mr and Mrs. John Gibbons and daughter, Miss Evelyn Gibbons, of Providence R. l., who have been the guests of James Cronan of West Main street, Waterbury, are spending a few days with relatives in New Haven
 Mrs. Dewitt shader of Waterbury, and her friend Mrs. Louise Reiss of Newark. N. J., have returned to their respective homes after a visit with Mrs. Willien W. shailor of New Ha- ven.
 M. A. Moran, ST., of 6S Winchester avenue, has just returned from a de- lghtful six weeks visit with his sis ter in Lansingburg, N. Y.
 Montrose Pratt, teller of the Trades man National Bank, this city, resumed Il his duties at the bank this week, after enjoying a two weeks vacation in Es- sex.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer and daughter Gertrude of 1s3 Putnam street have returned to the city from the cottage at Brocketts Point
 Mrs. Morris Higgins and daughter who have spent several weeks with her mother Mrs. Sarah Kyle in Bridge port, have returned to this city
 Mir, and Mrs Louis lime and Charles D. Ihne have gone to Albany, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. II George Morehouse of this city, for merly of Dnbury, has taken a position with Brown Thomson & Co.,, Hartford, as manager of the shoe department,
 Mrs. William L. Stevenson and son of Howe street, have returned from a visit with friends in Glastonbury.
 Charles F. Brooks has left the em- ploy of H. T. Chapman in Old Say brook, and taken the place of William Wlckstrom at the store of Edgar Dick inson. Mir. Wickstrom has moved to New Haven and taken a place with the Southern New England Telephone com pany.
 Mrs. E. P. Leach of Portland Ore gon and Mss Lottie Leaech, are the guests of James A. l0auglass of Con- gress avenue.
 Willis H. Upson, treasurer of the Berlin Agricultural so.iety, a Wood mont summer resident here, announces that he is satisfied that the receipts from the fair will be sufficient to lift the society out of debt and as n con sequence he has made over his dced of gift of the adjoining acres recently of fered to the society as present.
 MT. and Mrs Mendel and family will close their summer cottage on Beach street, West Haven, to-day and return to their home in New Haven.
 Mrs. Edward Dunn of Main street, Poquonnock, who has been attending the funeral of an aunt at New Haven, has returned home,
 Miss Jennie Anderson of Washington avenue, West Haven, has gone to Bridgeport to attend the Faban Wood wedding.
 The New Britain Business Mems as7 
 sociatfon had sheepbake last even ing at Lake Compounce.
 Mrs. George P. Root of St. Louis, Mo, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Rupp, of Crown street.
 Police Officer c. A. Spencer his wife and daughter Gertrude have returned to this city after a three months stay at Brockett's Point, Mir. Spencer re- mained inthe city during the day and went to the shore every evening.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar of New Haven will speak on Newer Ideals of Peace" at a meeting of tho New Br!tain w. c. T. U. tomorrow afternoon.
 pr. William Coleman of Baltimore, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Coleman of George street. West Ha- ven, left on Tuesday for his home aft CT an enjoyable visit
 Mir. and Mrs Ernest e Cone and Miss Hannah Christopherson have returned from Woodmont. ....
 The marriage of Miss Emily Schartz of Middletown and MT. William Hein- purge of this city will take place at the home of the groom,s parents at 66 Cedar Hill avenue at o'clock this evening. Rev. J. De Wolf Perry, jr., of St. Paul's church, will perform the cer- emony. large reception will follow
 MT and Mrs. Ulysses s Clark of West Haven in company with MT. and Mrs Todd of Bedding, are enjoying troll ley ride to Boston