New Britain herald., 1920-07-10


 Enroe's. 2s West Main street.--advt. Miss Esther Kennedy of 364 Elm street Is spending her vacation with her aunt in Brooklyn. N. T..
 Rev. A. C. Theodore Steege. pastor of St Matthew's church. and daugh- ter. Lydia. have return ed from an ex- tended vacation during which they visited in chicago, Milwaukee and other western cities. Mir. and Mrs. Albert volz will spend the next two weeks at the voIz cottage, Say It With Flowers" To- cated at Point-of- Woods. near Sound View.
 Miss Agnes vanc9 of Maple street iS spending the weekend with friends in Gloucester. Mass.
 Miss Margaret Carney is spending the summer at Pond Point in Mil- ford.
 Edward F. Hall is spending the month at westbrook.
 Miss Edith l.. Sparks is spending the summer vacation in New London.
 l.. Wells of Main street is spending a month in Gary. Indiana.
 Miss Hannah Anderson is vacation ing st Watch ITiII R. l.. where she is staying at Sunny Ledge cottage.
  accepted a position for the summer as bookkeeper at the Adkins Printing company's office.
 The Misses Helen Rackiifre of Kensingto1 avenue and Gertrude Barnes of Barnesdale are assisting at the fresh air camp at Burlington. The young women will remain during the month of July.
 Miss Malvina CaIor of the Adkins company is enjoying her annual va cation.
 William Bunneil, Earl Anderson, and Arnold waIlen have taken posi- Frary and Ciark's. CayI Wagner. a student at Western Reserve in Cleveland. ohio. is home for the summer and has taken a po- sition at Landcrs. Mrs. A. F. wallen and daughter Mabel. of warlock street have re- turned homo from a two weeks va cation spent at Pine Orchard. Thomas Reynolds has returned | home from an carly session of the | summer school conducted at Rensse- | aer fin Troy. N. Y. Orlando Swift | s now registered in the regular sum- | ner school at the institution. Hugo Mtsen of the John A. An irews Co. is enjoying a two weeks vacation. Part of this time will be | 'pent with friends in a cruise on the | Connecticut and along Long Island | sound.
 Charles wallin of the John A. An lrews company win resume his duties m Monday after enjoying two weeks It the shore.
 Mrs. A. N. Rutherford and son. IT, ing of Stanley street and Mrs. Ed Ward J. Mccarthy and family of Slack Rock avenue have returned rom q vacation spent at Chalker seach.
 Marshall Cook and wife will spend sunday at Cedar Lake, where they will visit the scout camp at Camp 
 Attorney Albert A. Greenberg will pend the weekend with his family t the shore.
 The regular meeting of the board f public works will be held Tues ay evening at 7:30 o'clock. Matters by the common council Till he discussed. |, Granted Judgment by default R. I. Hinkley Go. against w. F. Stauf- er, was awarded damages amounting !, s21.60 and costs of s7.S1. The ase was heard in the city court. H. }. Roche acted as council for the Iaintiff. Thomas Toner. connected with the lew Britain Machine company for everal years has been appointed as superintendent. He had formerly , cen foreman of the tool room. Mrs. Margaret NJ. O'Keefe and | aughter Clara. of 115 Clark street nd Patrick Nolan of the same ad- ress. accompanied by John J. Nolan f Olive street. attended the funeral f Mrs. Patrick Fay in Meriden last vening. The deceased was a cousin f theirs.