The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-08
Personal Notes.

thu guest of his sister, Mrs. Ryan,
wife of James F. Ryan of the windsor
cLop house, State street, and residing
q: 1877 Putnam street. Mr.. Ryan has
been completing his education for the
priesthood in Montreal, where he has
been for the last Ave years, two of
which were spent at the house of phil
oeophy, and the remaining three at the
grand seminary or Montreal Mr..
Cocney will be ordained to the priest
hood next Christmas at the Grand
seminary. Nj. Cooney was named
Pliny, in honor of Pliny Aldridge, a
brother-in-law Of the late Admiral
Sampson, U. S. N, residing in western
New York The parents of Mr., Cooney
were formerly of western New York.
The children are FIVE in number, three
girls and two boys. The father, mother
and all the five children are living
and in good health. One of the sisters,
Miss Catherine Cooney of New Britain,
is also guest of her sister, Mrs. Ryan.
Mrs. Winchester and Miss Winches-
ter of Bridgeport, sister and niece of
Mrs. Willis Linsley, MILFORD avenue,
Crawford, were Mrs. Linsley's guests
during last week
Cute Cottage at Indian Neck was
the scene of considerable merry making
last week The following young ladies
from Wallingford and New Haven were
stopping there: Miss Frances Hurley,
Miss Ma q Kane, Miss Anna ]. Gala
han, Miss = 5llie Reynolds, Miss Eliz-
abeth Colnerford, Miss Margaret Pat
terson, Miss Elizabeth O'Brien, Miss
Sadie OiBrien, Miss Anna Reynolds,
Misses Kittie O'Brien, and Julia Smith.
J. P. Pero and family. formerly Of
Branford, aow of Branford, Canada,
are occupying Mrs C. S. Bradley's cot
tage, Fair View" at Sunset Beach, for
July.
Camp Franklin has been inaugural
ed at Lanfare's Cove for two weeks.
The party includes James Leonard,
George Reyes, Daniel McAvoy, Michael
Beecher and John Dwyer.
Will Berckert of Westville has gone
on a trip to jamestown exposition and
will return by way of washington, D.
G., where he will spend few days
with friends His brother, Raymond,
is visiting with friends in Lanhury
Miss Florence Richards of First ave-
nue., West Haven, who has been sick
for the past three weeks with scarlet
fever, is convalescing.
of qdQ WpQf wv
street announces the marriage of her
daughter, Mary D., to Henry Irving
Stern of New York Mr. Stern is a
prominent lawyer and is a graduate of
the University Of Wisconsin and the
New York university. Mr. and Mrs.
Stern will reside on Washington
Heights after they return from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Purdy Of New York
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
e. Somers of Elm street. West Haven.
Miss Ruth futile Of New Milford is
living with Miss Anna Hulse of East
Haven for the present.
Mr.. Frank Taylor returned to his
home In High street, East Haven,
Tuesday for a weeks stay. He was
accompanied by Master Ben Harrison
of Washington, D. c., who will spend
his vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Stannard Of New
Haven are spending few weeks at
the stoneman cottage in Beach street,
West Haven
Miss Nettie Pember of Randolph, VT,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. w. H
Turner, Of East Haven, for the past
ten days, returning to her home Sat
urday.
Miss Brill of Campbell avenue Is
spending a week with friends in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wilson and
sons. Ernest and Frank, of Merlden
who have been the guests for severa
days at the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Fair
child, in East Haven, returned to theil
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Bailey left
Saturday for an automobile trip tc
Saratoga, New York, They will attend
the triennial conclave Of the knights
Templar, which will be held at Sara
toga July 8 to 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
expect to spend the entire week al
Saratoga.
Mrs. Daniel Ackley of East Haver
entertained Mrs. William Evarts, Mrs
Theodore Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Butler, the Misses Hattie and Florf
Butler; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ackley
Herbert Ackley Of New Haven, and Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Brough Of Meriden
at her home in Main street, Thursday
: Tobey pond, Norfolk, was the seem
: of many merry picnics Thursday
Among them were the Methods
church Sunday school, about twenty
: five in number, party consisting G
> Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. SnoW and family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snow and family
Mr. and Mrs o. NJ, Snow, L. T. Snow
: of New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. B. Z
: Gladwin and family Mr. and Mrs. w
: w Collar and family, A. B. Collar
Mrs. e. ]. Prescott, Miss Clara Clark
e Roy Johnson of East Canaan, Mr. AM
Mrs Ralph Birdsall of Milton, N, Y.
and Miss Lillian Cobb of Philadelphia
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs, A
B. Cobb, who enjoyed clam and sal
= mon bake.
j. barton an expert shot will rep
. resent the Marlin Fire Arms Co. at tn
a state shoot to be held on the ground
S of the Pahquioque club in Danbur.
July 20. ~
j Attorney Herbert Andrews, o
i Brooklyn, n Y, and Mr.. and Mrs
n Gould N. Andrews, of New Haven
q went up to Wallingford Friday in tn
: attorneys auto from Stony Creek ant
had dinner with Selectman and Mrs, N
Fl roolya