The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

street, spent one week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur lambert at Oriental park,
West Haven, and went to Plainville on
Thursday for week. Miss Margory
Lambert of West Haven, and Miss
Rodney Richmond of Sc Bishop street,
goes to-day for a weeks visit with
Earl Mengies of Middletown, formerly
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hoadley
Of this city are receiving congratula-
tons upon the arrival of their first
born, a new baby girl born at II o'clock
Saturday morning at DR.. Adams sani-
tarium, West Haven.
Misses Minnie and Mile Beschel are
spending a weeks vacation in Ridge
field.
Miss Madolin Zacher left Saturday
morning for months visit with Vas
sar classmates in Glens Falls and Pitts
burgh, N. Y.
The Dew. r. Atwood Stansfield, rector
of st. Paul's Episcopal church in Wa
terville, and for a year formerly in
charge of the Church arnory in New
Haven, left on Friday for Detroit,
Mich. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Stansfields cousin, who lives in De-
troit, but who has been visiting for
some time at the Stansfeld home on
Main street, Waterville Mr.. Stansfield
is undecided as to how long he will
remain in the middle west.
Ella Whitney who has been i'll at her
home in Cheshire is able to resume her
duties in New Haven.
Gertrude Barnacle of Bishop street,
went BY trolley Saturday to PEainville,
and will return tomorrow,
Mrs. Vibbert and daughter of New
Haven are at George Babcock's in
Cheshire for a, few days.
Mr.. and MN. Jones Of Petersburg,
va, are the guests Of Mrs, E. S. Par
melee of South Main street, Walling-
ford.
Mrs. Maria Wildman of Main street,
Bethel, is spending a week at Stony
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lichteg of liz
Bishop street, are receiving congratu-
ations on the possession Of a new boy
baby which came Saturday morning.
Edward Van Duyn Of Bound Brook,
N. r., is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. il hn
Norton Of South Main street, Walling-
ford.
John Anderson of Branford, has re-
turned from a trip to the west.
The Misses Margaret Woods, Kittie
Mulaney, Kittie Moore and Grace Nc
Aloon all of New Britain, arrived Sat
urday for a weeks vacation at Savin
Rock.
Miss Lillian Turner Of Northampton
Mass, who has been spending the week
ut the home of her brother, w. H.
Turner in East Haven, has gone to
Bridgeport, where she will make visit
before her return home.
Rev. A. P. Greenleaf Of Wallingford,
will leave to-day for Center Harbor, N.
r., where he will spend months va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ives Bradley, who have
been enjoying a vacation with their
daughter, Mrs. John Stone of Provi-
Hence, returned home to East Haven,
Wednesday.
The second of a series of social
sances for club members and their
friends was very successfully given at
The Country clubhouse, Pine Orchard,
Saturday evening. Arrangements were
IN charge of George w, Quentin and
music was furnished by Williams or
chestra of New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McLay and two
sons, Irving and Leonard Of East Ha-
ven, left Saturday morning for Wood
bury, where Mrs. McLay and children
will remain for two weeks, Mr.. McLay
returning Monday.
The marriage Of Miss May Williams
Of Cedar street, Branford, to Edward
williams of Ireland, which took place
In New York, July A, was not formally
announced till just before the happy
couple sailed for Europe last week.
Miss Alice Parsons and Miss Grace
Parsons Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs Howard
BENJAMIN on Prospect street, Milford
r. G.. Goodspeed and daughter Amy
of Wallingford, left Saturday morning
for a visit in Boston, Milford, Mass,
and Providence, R. /.
Hon. and Mrs. o. w. Plat and Judge
and Mrs. R. s. Baldwin of Milford,
leave next Saturday, for Oak Bluffs,
formerly Cottage City, and they plan
% spend the month of August at that
famous watering place.
Miss May Griffen Of Spencer avenue
waterbury, is spending two weeks
vocation in New Haven. is expected
10 return to-day.
H. F. Anse and party of five from