Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-19
PURELY PERSONAL.

Is PURELY PERSONAL. !; sassseasssssssssssssssseeas.A~AasAS Miss Mary A. Cassidy is visiting friends in New Britain.
 Miss Anna Ramon of North Will low street is on vacation to Wood mont. @
 Congressman and Mrs George L. Lilley and chauffeur are registered at Fenwick Hall.
 Dennis J. Lahey, one of Water bury's hustling news gatherers, is on a two weeks vacation.
 Miss Rose Keefe of Martin street is entertaining her cousin, Miss keenan of Philadelphia.
 Miss I. R. Meunier of East Orange, N. J., is the guest of Mir and Mrs A. J. Lallier of 66 Wolcott street.
 Edward and Joseph Wolff cf Laurel street are spending two weeks vacation at Bantam lake.
 Miss Fanny Cassidy of East Main street, who has been visiting friends in Winsted, has returned home.
 Miss Genevieve Hayes of Central avenue is spending vacation at the summer school at Cliff Haven.
 Attorney James NJ. Lynch, who has been in New YorA the past three days on legal business, has return ed. Ss
 Patrick Barry, Henry B. Quinn and Frederick J. Leeney, clerks at tion.
 Miss Anna L.. Kieley of Wall ave nue has returned from Norfolk, where she has been the past eight weeks. s4,tf.ssf s. @ . Miss Helen Devine of Bank street and Miss Jennie Kelly are spending a two weeks vacation at Norfolk. Mir and Mrs Frank Floto are. at Niagara Falls for one week, and while there will attend the, florists convention. i, r Miss Alice McKenna of, West, Main street is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs James McKenna of Bridgeport. s' ss
 Miss Fanny Maher of East Main street and Miss Marie c. Bergin of Walnut street are spending yaca> ton at Norfolk.
 Mrs George Condit and children of North M-.low street, who have been on vacation to, Piainyille, have returned home. '
 Thomas Cannon Of. Ridgewood street. mas returned from Highland lake where he spent few days as the guest of Lewis Madden.
 Mrs Clancy of Rochester, N. r., who has been vis.tlng her son, James E. Clancy. manager of Jacques the ater, returned to her home yester- day.
 The Misses Rose and Elizabeth Rafferty, of 670 North. Riverside street have returned after spending several weeks vacation at Myrtle beach.
 Mrs Philip Johnson, who has been visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs Joel Perkins of Deep River, left for Rocky Hill to visit her sister, Mrs John Grover.
 Mrs D. F. McGrath, formerly of this city, now of New York. has re- turned nome after spending a few days with Mrs Wilnam Brown of Center street.
 Mrs J. c. Barnes of Pittsfield, &C., companied by her children, Margar- ct, Harold and William, is visiting l her sister, Mrs William E. Thoms l of Fiske street.
 The Misses Emma and Sadie Campbell of Brooklyn. N. r., who have been visiting at the home of I Miss May McGrath on East Main | street. have returned home.
 Miss Louise Holohan of Union street is on vacation to the catho- lie Summer school at Clin Haven. where she Is the guest of Miss Mad den of Brooklyn. NJ H.. one of her classmates at Trinity college. Wash Ington.
 Dr J. E. Farrell has returned from | NeE York city, where he has spent the last six weeks taking a special | course In ehildren's diseases. Dr Farrell took his course at the Mt Sinai Baby's hospital and the New York hospital.
 Miss Clara Hoyt of North Main street. who was injured on North Main street some weeks ago in an automobile accident. has improved 10 such an extent that within feS lays she will be able to leave the hospital.
 George Heebner of Easton avenue. Eho has been sick with typhoid lever for several days. was removed .o the Waterbury hospital this moru- ng. on the advice of his physician. dr Heebner nas been the engineer st the Waterbury Manufacturinr Co 'or some time and his many friends nope 10 see him back at his post ere ong. X
 Mrs Jennie Hurley. Miss Margaret Mfss Marie Carroll. Miss Rose Shannahan. Miss Cafharine sleexon. Miss Elizabeth ORourke md Miss Hanna McGrath were Imong those from this city that st- ended the A. O. H. convention la sew Haven today They are. ali nembsrs of the Ladies suxflIary of