The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
PERSONAL NOTES

home at Rock Glen, near Waterbury, to take a position as instructor in a seminary at Cedar Rapids, la. Miss Young graduated last June from the New Haven Normal School of Gym nastics.
 Cards have been received from MT. and Mrs. James Tassie announcing tho marriage of their daughter, Garlic May, to Burton A Robinson, Tuesday 1 evening" october IS, at Christ church, West Haven. Mir. and Mrs. Robinson will be at home after November at t159 Court street
 Captain Edward Burt and wife, re- siding near Lyme Ferry, will shortly move to New Haven. Captain Burt for several years managed the Bacon house.
 The wedding of Miss Ella Virginia Casper and Harry E. Olson will take place next Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. The groom-to-be is a we'll known drug clerk, and the young woman who is to become his brldc is very highly esteemed by all who know her.
 Frederic Dunn, of New London, has given up his position as passenger brakeman with the New Haven road.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph J. Smith, of 130 Day street, are receiving congrat- 1 ulations on the birth of an eight pound girl, who arrived on Saturday morning. Both the mother and tine little one are doing nicely
 Rev. James II, Roberts has accepted the call from the Southbury Congre- gational church and moved into the parsonage last week. It has been renovated for his occupancy. He is to have local telephone
 Mrs. James o. May, of Terrace ave- nue, has returned from South Hadley, Mass She has been visiting her daughter Miss Pauline May, who is a student at Mt. Holyoke college
 Miss Mildred Johnson, who is study ing at the New Haven Training school to become a nurse, has returned to the Elm City after a visit at her fathers home on South Main street, Torrington.
 The marriage of Miss Fannie Eliza beth Kimberly to Charles Wilbur Har- rison will be solemnlzed tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in Christ church, West Haven, Rev. A. J. Gam mack officiating Miss Kimberly is the daughter of MT. and Mrs Dennis Ashley Kimberly, of Savin avenue, and has large circle of friends in West Haven, where she has always re- sided.
 The Sewing society of Admiral Foote Corps, No. 8, will meet this week ] Wednesday with Mrs. Emma Smith, 161 Park street, West Haven. Supper at o'clock. Comrades and friends are Invited to attend. A nominal sum is charged for the supper.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh W. Martin of Summer street, West Haven, announce the engagement of their daughter, An- na NJ, to James F. McMahon. The mar riage will take place in St. Lawrence church, Wednesday, October 30.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Swan of New Haven, are spending a few days with Mir and Mrs. William Ricter of Har- ral avenue, Bridgeport.
 John F. Soannell, formerly principal of the Union City schools, and now l {i1StlClHS luW III lnhIdltdB auu hlSs Teresa M, Woods, who was for some years a teacher in the Naugatuck public schools, will be married next Tuesday in Dorchester, Mass, where the relatives of the bride reside.
 Miss Elsie Gettman of New Haven, Is spending a few days with her cousin, : Miss Anna Bentley, of North Main street, Bridgeport.
 Clarence w. Holt of Winthrop ave- nue, is giving his employees, c. Hale , Frank, W. Hall, Frank and William , Karber, a free trip to Jamestown ex- position, stopping en route at Wash l ington, D, C., for a couple of days. MT. Holt accompanies the party, which Is to be gone about week or ten days.
 Miss Elizabeth s. Wells will be mar ried to Charles J. Scully, in St. Mary's church, next Wednesday, at Il a. m, There will be a wedding breakfast at Warner hall following the ceremony. After a short wedding trip, the couple will reside at 13 Clark street after Oct, 2S. Mir. Scully is well and favorably known and is a member of the New , Haven lodge of Elks. Miss Hall is a si trained nurse, having graduated at the , Bridgeport hospital in 1901 and resides in this citZ.