Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-24
PURELY PERSONAL

Attorney Edward G. Bobbin spent yesterday in Derby. Miss Anna and Miss Julia Kelley of Fuller street are on vacation to Norfolk.
 John Loughlin, ianitor Of City hall l is home after visit to friends in Chicopee.
 Miss Lena Smith has been visiting at the home of Charles S. Smith in Teryville. Commissioner Dennison of the board of public works, and family are at the shore.
 Mrs A. W. Skinner and family left to-day for a two weeks vacation at Asbury Park.
 Roger Connor of Montgomery street has returned from vacation at Atlantic City.
 Miss Anna Mcdonald of Sixth street is visiting Miss Katherine Walsh of Bridgeport. .f l Robert Hannegan, teller at the | West Side Savings bank is on va cation to Crescent beach.
 The Misses Bridget Sheehy and Kittie Malone, city lndexers are home after a vacation of two weeks.
 The Rev George Hill, D. D., of Nottingham, England. preached at the First Baptist church yesterday.
 Miss Julia Kjellstedt and Miss Clara Downs. employees of the bureau of engineering, are enjoying vaca- tion.
 Miss Katherine Calvin. stenogra- pher in the comptroller's office is home after a vacation spent at New port.
 Ex-mayor John P. Elton has been elected commodore of the Sachem's S Head Yacht club for the coming year.
 ormond c. Smith, the New York publisher, was a visitor in Water bury yesterday and stopped over night at The Elton.
 Miss Clara Hoyt, who was injured by an automobile some time ago, left the hospital last night, appar- ently as we'll as ever.
 Registered at the Barnes house in Norfolk over Sunday were Mrs P. T. Keeley and daughter Madelaine and Miss Dora Egan of this city. 
 A. DePietro, cutter for W. H. Nolan has gone to New York for a short ya- cation and while there will take the tips for the fall and winter styles.
 Attorney and Mrs Frank P. Guil- foile of this city who have been spending the past six weeks on their honeymoon in Europe sailed for home Friday.
 The Misses Sarah and Bella Kar- pelman of North Main street have re- turned home. after spending ten days with their aunt, Mrs Llpshitz of Bristol.
 Edward Keefe of woodlawn ter race has returned from Bantam lake where he spent the past week with the other Algonquin members camp ing there.
 The Rev John O. Davenport. D. D. of this city delivered an address on New England Past and Present" at the opening of the bieentennial ol Hebron Saturday.
 Friends of David McNie who used to work in the clock shop till about a year ago. will be pleased to hear that he is recovering his health In his old home in Scotland.
 William H. Kennsy of Milwaukee. a former popular Waterbury boy. Is in town visiting friends Mir Ken ney conducts one of the largest and finest shoe stores in Milwaukee.
 Roland Adams and family of Grove street have returned from a vacation at Bantam lake. While at the lake Mr Adams had unusually good luck fishing and one day last veek pulled out q bass that weighed three pounds and q quarter.
 Mrs Joan o'Coszor uith the Ms ses Minnie Alkcs and Margaret OCcnnor. Miss Josephine Dillon. Ms Irene Dzly. Miss Kathleen Ne Donald and Miss Rcsslind Brownsll have returned from a .wo seeks vs- cstIoz al Norfolk.