The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

SOuIn NoFWalk. Qup1lc LpIdIyI Has A0 { stunned her duties after months va , cation at her home in this city.
 There will be a reunion of the But ton family and their descendants held { at Lincoln park, Hallville, September l IS. Those expecting to attend can take Norwich and Westerly street cars at Franklyn square, Norwich, to the park. Dr. L. W. Button, of Po- quetonuck, is head of the committee in charge.
 George B. Barber, of this city, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. l.. B. Barber, in Winsted over Sunday. His daughter, Miss Grace, who has been spending the summer with her grand mother, returned with him.
 Miss Mary Weiss and Miss Alice Weiss, of PIT Division street, and Miss Helen Davis, of 1O3 Shelton ave- nue, have returned from a two weeks visit in the Berkshire and Litchfeld Hills.
 Miss Irene Foote, of this city, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Howard M. Deming, of Winsted,
 Miss Adeline Mitchell daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur F. Mitchell, of New Britain, is spending the week at Indian Neck
 Arthur DeBussy, of York street, has returned from an outing at Atlantic City and Philadelphia
 Clarence P. Eaton, of 664 Dixwell avenue, and Andrew Parker are on a cruise to Long Island in MT. Eaton's new launch, the Saltie Mae.
 Miss Josephine Feeley, who has been visiting her aunts, Mrs. Amos Werts and Mrs. Bartholomew Long, of Naugatuck, has returned to her home in this city.
 Miss Beda Peterson, of Chestnut street, has returned from a three weeks vacation in Litchfeld and New York
 George E. Denison, Norman L. Hope and George O Whitney, of the 1 IAndersonville monument commission, and Frederick w. Wakefield, of Mer- iden, the secretary, visited New Ha- ven and Savin Rock Sunday, coming down and going back in Mr. Denisons ! IO0l HIS NelA OlI LliO Wdy lIpIIlG llltN called on Sergeant Samuel J. Gris- wold, of the regiment, at his home in Guilford, and gave him the surprise of his life.
 Dr. and Mrs. LeClair, of Danielson, have been the guests for a few days of Dr. and Mrs. Baribault, of Chapel street.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. M, Curry, of e1 Asylum street, have just returned, having spent Labor day with Miss II. Burns, of Seventh avenue, Brooklyn l w. H. Truesdale, president of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad, will remain in Greenwich, where he has been spending the sum- mer, throughout the winter
 Byron Balch of the firm of Balch & Padding, pharmacists, on Old Bridge street, Merrick, Mass, has returned from vacation spent at Cosey Beach, near New Haven, Ct.
 Dr, and Mrs. W. T. Holmes and son Foster, MT. and Mrs, M. B. Whitfield and sons Raymond and Russell of the Boulevard, have returned from an en- joyable weeks stay at Asbury Park. The trip was made by auto.
 Charles Wilcox, of Main street, Ivory ton, is in New Haven for a two week visit.
 MT. and Mrs. James IA. Guthrie of 229 Spring street have returned from a trip through Long Island in J. R. Loraine's auto.
 Harry zacher, one of the well known men at the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, Is at the Hartford hos pital, where he was operated upon Mir. zacher Is we'll known Odd Eel low, and has been Noble Grand of Central lodge, Middletown.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Edward F. Root of East Thompson have returned from their vacation in Providence, R. I.
 Montrose Pratt, of the Tradesmen's Bank New Haven, was home, in Essex { Sunday and Labor Day with his par. ents, MT. and Mrs Jerome Pratt, New City street.
 l.. L. Blauvelt of New Jersey, i' the guest of MT. and Mrs F. w. Blau welt of Linden street.
 Tn spite of the rain on Labor da!
 about 35 members of the Harvey famil,
 from Meriden, fBerlin, East River
 Middletown, Cromwell, Newburg, N. Y
 Hollister, Mass, and Durham, gather l ed for a reunion at the residence o
 Chauncey L. Harvey in Durham.
 bountiful collation. was served, afte ', which a business meeting was held, fol lowed by speeches and vocal and in = strumental music. They were so royal S ly entertained by Mir Harvey an : family, that it was unanimously vote
 to hold their next reunion at the sam . place next Labor day, 1gUS. MT. and Mrs William Palmer an e son of East Berlin, are visiting in Ne1 f Haven.
 :, Mrs. Clarence Eaton of 664 Dixwe
 avenue, gave childrens party yes
 terday in honor of her niece, Miss H9 q gel Fox of Howard avenue. Game ,. music and recitations were enjoyed and then luncheon was served aftt
 which the tired but happy little one left for their homes. Among tt r, guests were the Misses Hazel Flo, l. Phil, Dora and Elizabeth Corb, Edit if and Hazel Schwager, Allison Guinal
 Vivian Newman, Lillian and Vio
 Grey and Marion and Grace Whitney. n The Bantam Lake association hi I, elected the following officers: Pres 1T dent, Gideon H. Welch. Torringto
 secretary and treasurer. c. R. Duff
 Morris; directors. c. H. Welch and Jol
 N. Brooks, Torrington, Clarence Der
 ing and F. N. Newcomb, Litchfleld; l.