New Britain herald., 1914-08-01

City Mems

oPSiiu SI1C "CSh-cHu dI 1HuldH NECK,
 Howard Rowland of Baltimore, Md, is visiting his sister, Mrs. c. J. Boardman, of Arch street.
 Reunion Monday night, Bungalow.
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 William B. Young and wife of Maple street will spend the next two weeks at Myrtle Beach, Milford.
 Mrs Nils Iverson of Orange street left today on visit to her son. Charles 1verson, of Erie, Pa. Her daughter, Miss Mary Iverson, ac- companied her.
 Miss Anna Baso has returned from a three weeks vacation at the Thou sand Islands.
 Miss Sarah Hartman of the Eastern Millinery Co.,, has returned from At lantic City.
 Chimneys repaired H. A. Trainor Co. Leave orders at Mills Hardware store.-advt.
 The Misses Helen Nelson and Jeanette Ptolomey are spending a weeks vacation at the Louise An drews camp, East Northfield Mass.
 Miss A. M. Goodell of the Eastern MlllIleIy COHlpdHS, VIII SpChu hOl vacation at Oak Bluffs and will visit New York before her return.
 The Misses Effa Nelson and Inga Pedersen will leave next week for At lantic City.
 Kenneth E. Andrew, physical di- rector at the Y. M. c. A. and wife, have returned to this city after en- toying a months vacation.
 Mrs. E. E. Johnson and daughter, Gertrude, Mrs. Henry Charter and Miss Corine Bradley are sojourning for two weeks at Walnut Beach.
 William Sanders and family of Fairview street and William Me Allister and family of Chestnut street left today for Columbia Lake, where they will spend their vacation.
 If you are looking for fine sc cigar, try a Farmer -advt.
 M c. Webster and w. l.. Hatch, trustees of the estate of Horace Booth, have sold land at 59 Horace street to Pietre Dobruznski.
 The receipts at the town clerks office for the month of July amounted to S314.15. The fees returned $293.45 and the dog licenses and hunters licenses s2o.7o.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Gritzmacher and family and MT and Mrs. William Gritzmacher and family have gone to Silver Sands for the month of August.
 The monthly meeting of the Ger man school society will be held this evening in Bardeck's hall.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Moran and MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Jenne left today for a vacation trip to the New Jersey s,ore.
 Miss Mildred Johnson of South Manchester will be the guest next week of Miss Ruth Hultberg of Fair view stret.
 Miss Mildred Prentice of Columbia street left today to spend her vacation at Silver Sands.
 Franklin Wolfe of this city and Horace Worthington of Hartford, have left for a trip through New York state
 The payroll of the water depart naent for the past week amounted to $515.os.
 The John Hancock Insurance com pany employees are enjoying an outing today.
 The Misses Helene Moore and Mary and Nellie Monsees left today for Rockaway Park, Long Island.
 Dr. T. E. Reeks, superintendent of health, inspected sanitary conditions at the Malleable Iron Works today.
 MT. and Mrs James Sheridan, Jr., ot Stanley street, left today for two weeks vacation at Asbury Park.
 Albert Johnson, of Fairview street, is spending the weekend at Hemlock Grove.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Stone, of New Haven, are the guests of Mrsa Stones sister, Mrs. w. H. Roden, of Stanley street.
 Thomas and Philip Sheridan, of Stanley street, will spend the next week at Sound Beach.
 Gustave Carlson Is the weekend guest of Louis F1eischer at his Indian Neck cottage.
 The office of the Union Man ufactur- ing company has been moved into the new brick addition recently com- pieted.
 Miss Loretta Sullivan, of Myrtle street left this afternoon for her va cation which will be spent in the Litchfield Hills. Next week Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Katherine Mangan will leave for a vacation trip to Atlantic City.
 In the case of M. Witkin versus $. Miller, which was argued before Justice F. E. Hungerford yesterday. judgment has been rendered in favor of the plaintiff, which is entitled to collect $25. Attorney M, D. Saxe represented the plaintiff.
 George Van Epps, of 1SO Brook street, reports to the police that boys are continually stealing apples from his yard. He wants the nuisance stopped.