The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. E. c. Norton and her son Theo-
idore, of Claremont, Cal, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dr. Hall, of So Grand
avenue, for a few weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Peckham, of % Shelter
street, leaves tomorrow on Euro
pean tour, to be gone about six weeks.
Marshall ]. Embler, of the First Ma
tional bank, left Sunday night for OF
ltawa, Canada, where he will spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Horace NJ.
Sanford. Mr. Embler and Mr.. Sanford
expect to take a weeks canoe trip up
the ottawa river.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Wurtenberg have
left the city for Roach River, Maine
where they will spend the month of
/ August.
Herbert S. Norton, the popular at
tendant at Kautz Brothers cafe, sos
State street, leaves tonight, together
with Frederick N. Stevens, Of this city,
for Boston to participate in the "Old
Home Week" celebration there. Both
gentlemen have a host of friends at
the Hub, have accepted urgent invita-
tons to attend the ceremonies and no
doubt will be Loyalty entertained. Their
many friends here wish them good
time and happy return.
Miss Katherine Gilligan has returned
from ten days trip in the Catskills.
Miss Gilligan lives at 81 Arch street
and Is the daughter of City Court OFF,
Ger Gilligan.
Norman A. Tanner, manager for w.
B. Smith & Co., 224 Center street,
leaves in a few days for a stay of sew
eral weeks in Minnesota. His large
number of friends will wish him very
enjoyable outing.
Miss Anna Doyle, OF East Bridgeport,
is entertaining her cousin, Miss Helen
this city. and who will remain as her
guest for the balance of the present
month.
John Deveraux, q stenographer at the
Cheshire military academy, who has
been confined at the Waterbury hospi-
tai for several weeks with fever, is
convalescent.
Mrs. Louise D. Hall, of this city, and
Mrs Emma Allen, of Wallingford, are
visiting at Mrs. w. T. st. Johns in
lDanbury.
Judge George G. Holt, Yale 66, ora
tor Of his class at Yale, and who is dis
trict Judge of the United States for the
southern district of New York, is
spending the summer at Woodstock,
and he has consented to attend to any
matters requiring attention in this dis
trict during the illpess Of Judge James
P. Plat. Judge Plat is getting better.
Before he returns to his Duties in the
court he will spend some time on the
Maine coast. He plans to go to Maine
the latter part of this week
Rev. A. J. Smith, D. D., formerly of
New Haven, will spend August in Mon
roe.
Waterburians at Double Beach in
clude Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Lippka and
Lawrence ABBOTT Miss Marjorie Black,
William H. Black and James r. White
of WATERFOWL are also guests at that
resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rida, of New Ha-
wen, have as their guest their daughter,
Mrs. Iwinbaugh, Of Waterbury, and Mr..
Iwnbaugh.
While golden weddings are often OBJ
served, yet it is much less frequent that
the fifty-fifth wedding anniversary is
celebrated, but in honor of such an an
niversary, July 26, Mr.. and Mrs. George
NV. Kies, of Laurel Hill avenue, Nor
wich. gave reception to their rela-
tives and a host of friends at their
summer home at Eastern Point during
the afternoon. 1t was an informal af-
fair Both Mr.. and Mrs. Kies entered
Into the spirit Of the occasion like many
of the younger ones, Mrs. Kies at pres
ent enjoying very good health, although
for the past three years she has beer
an invalid
Miss Nora Hardy of Norwich is visit
ing Miss Anna Hartley Of East Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. B. Carpenter Of
washington street, New Britain, are
fstopping at the Island View hotel
Stony Creek.
Miss Bertha Warner, soprano soloist
at Calvary Baptist church, left yes
terday for a months vacation, which
she will spend camping with party O
fifteen young ladies in Maine.
Twenty-Five choir boys of the church
Of the Holy Trinity, Hartford, left yes
? terday morning for Crescent Beach
where they will camp out for week
The boys will be in charge of thu
, choirmaster, William B. Davis, ant
Winthrop A. Jackson.
The Rev. John Russell, pastor Of st
Patrick's church, and the Rev. P. M
| Kennedy, pastor of st, Francis church
r have returned from months stay a
Sharon Springs, N. Y.
l Mrs. Krug, wife Of Chief Louis Kru
l Of the Hartford fire department, me
S with painful injuries at her home,
Huntington street, Saturday evening
? While descending a flight of stairs sh
Y made a misstep and fell to the foot q
the stairs, breaking her right wris
e and sustaining painful but not seriou
:. bruises
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Heubleln of Hart
: ford will sail from New York thi
morning for Liverpool on the Cunar
Y steamer Coronia. Mr. Heublein wi
a take with him his Daimler automobil
d and his chauffeur. The machine wa
n packed in Hartford and is alread
aboard the steamer. They will retur
o about the middle Of October. In til
d meantime after visiting their daughte
e Mrs. Percy Martin at Coventry Eng
Q land, they will make an automobi
q tour of England and various parts {
T. the continent.
s Miss Mary c. Deebel of Berlin Wa
d the guest over Sunday Of Miss Nab
S Brrnhan Of Newhall street.
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