The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Aida New man, who has been visiting for month with her sister, Mrs. John Osborn of SS6 Orange street and other relatives started Monday for her home in Kansas. but will make a short visit with friends In Illinois,
 Mrs. John Ruff and daughter of Greene street went to Newark, N. J. last Saturday for a weeks visit with her daughter Mrs. Steilein. MT. Stein lein has drug store on the corner of Orange street and Roseville avenue in Newark
 MT and Mrs. Henry B. Darlington, who have been the guest of Mrs. Hem rietta C. Gilbert have returned to their home at Hyde Park, Mass.
 MT. Mainster Muhlfelder of Orange stret has returned from a weeks va- cation to New York.
 Mrs. David Martin and daughter, Mrs. Frank W. Ennis of Madison street, Hartford, came to Savin Rock for a two weeks stay.
 Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald of Miami, Florida, is the guest of Mir. James Ri- ley of 21 Bradley street
 Mrs. w. E Goodwin of Thomaston residing on Session street for num- ber years. is shortly to leave for New Haven, where she will spend the sum- mer with her son, William Goodwin. In the fan she will go to Whitewater, Wis, where she will reside with her daughter, Mrs. Watson, a former teacher in this town.
 Mrs Cornel1a Hammond and daugh- ter, Miss Alice E. Hammond of 1855 Whalley avenue has left town for the summer. They will stop in Massachu- sets and Vermont, returning home about September first.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Smiley of New Haven, who have been the guests of friends in Naugatuck for the past few days have returned.
 MT. Charles E. Sexton of Hudson Mass. inside guard and member of the New England Field Day execu. tive board, is stopping at the Onecc hotel.
 Mrs. Linus Johnson of 263 Mair street, Torrington, celebrated her nine. tieth birthday, July 23 Mrs. John. son is still hale and hearty despite hei four score and ten years and able tc be about the house. Her husband dieG few years ago at the ripe old age ot ninety-seven and her sister passed away about the same time at the agt of ninety-five.
 Mir. J. Redmond of this city has been appointed telegraph operator ant station agent at Avon.
 MT. and Mrs. s. s. Kesler of Hote Maplewood, Danbury. with MT. Danie Riley, Mir. Joseph Knowlton and Mir B. A. Grassie of Hotel Belleview, Dan bury, of Aerie No 627, are guests a the Oneco hotel
 Mir. John D. Fahy, editor of The Nev England Eagles of Taunton, Mass. who was a delegate and aide to the Ea eleS convention is a guest at the One co hotel.
 Mrs. L. c. Smith of 954 Humphre! street and her young daughter, Mis- Georgia Smith, left for Boston Mon day for visit with friends, Fron there they will go to the White noun tains for the remainder of the sum mer.
 Mir. Isaac Goldman of 161 Elm stree and his daughter, Miss Annie Goldman are visiting MT. Goldman's sister Mrs Morris Miller, of Boston, Mass. The will be away about two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis T. Blake of Nor wich, left Sunday for Rochester, N Y where they are to locate for at least year Mr. Blake has been since 19O the boss toolmaker for the c. B. Rog CTS Co.,. branch of the America Woodworking Machine Co.,, Norwic and will have the same work in tn