New Britain herald., 1921-08-29
PERSONALS.


 Machine and Fafnir Co. pitcher, Is good in the Pennsylvania league where he is playing this sum- mer. The newspapers in that section rate >Oakes as a conner.
 Miss Mary Tierney resumed her duties at the New Britain Trust Co. this morning after two weeks Vaca- ton spent at Ocean Beach.
 Mrs. Annie Gibbon and daughter Mrs. Daniel Buckley returned to New York today after visit at the home of William Roche on Union street.
 Miss Viola Hunter of Wallingford, the Misses Flora M Hall and Adeline H. Litke and John J. Hall of this city are on an automobile trip to Hague on-Lake George, New York.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Burdick and son have returned from Cromwell where they have been spending the summer at their cottage.
 The Misses Kathryn L. and Agnes Hennessy of Talcott steet have return ed from a two weeks vacation at Oak Bluffs, Mass, where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred P. Camp bell who are summering there.
 Miss Susan Roth, secretary of the superintendent of charities, has re- IulH0u rom d TWO weeks vacation spent in West Virginia.
 Mrs. Annie Schrey resumed her duties in the office of building inspec- tor today after a two weeks vacation spent at Pleasant View, R. I.
 The Misses Margaret Campbell and Mildred Peck have returned after va cationing at Sound View.
 Miss Kathryn M. Conway of East Main street, has returned to the city after a vacation spent at Indian Neck
 Miss Clara Gennette of South Main street, is spending a few weeks at Pine Orchard
 Thomas Hinchey and John Kenney have returned to this city after spend- ing two weeks at Indian Neck 2 William E. Conway of 326 East Main street, has returned from the shore
 James Sullivan and Frank Mcguire will spend the next two weeks at h. dian Neck, Branford . MT. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell left today on an automobile trip to Canada.
 The Misses Minnie and Sadie Rosia are spending a two wetks' stay in Rhode Island.
 , Miss Florence Olsen, of 174 Jubilee street. las returned home after spend- ing the last six weeks at Morris Cove , MT. and Mrs. William Laurie and daughter, Gladys, of lu2 Jubilee street, accompanied by MT. Henry Tiffany and MT. Clarence Terry, have return ed from two weeks vacation at Short Beach.
 Mrs. Abbie c. Dawson, Miss Ab- bic K. Dawson, Edward Dawson, and MT. and Mrs. Charles W. Smedley, and daughter, are spending the bal ance ct the season at Grove Beach
 Stanton Ashley of Harrison street has returned from Vermont where ke- was called last week to prepare for the coming football season at Middlebury college. Ashley will leave for the season training next Satur- day. He has as his guest J. Fitz- patrick, fellow student at Middle bury.
 Mrs. J. Ellsworth and daughter, Ruth, and Miss Elsie Loomis have re- turned from an automobile trip through Massachusetts, Vermont, and New I1a n1pshire.
 Mrs. William Rodman of 50 High street has returned from a two weeks auto trip to Vermont and Canada. llllll1tl H. lllIliH VDSkQJ Cn1IWyp VD
 M. P. Leghorn, Gerald Leghorn Robert Leghorn, Clarence keegan and Patrick F. Burns left today on an automobile trip to New York.
 William kenney, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Kenney of Stanley street, will enter Fordham college next month.
 Theodore Langdon has returned from Short Beach, where he has been camping for the past week. Miss Mabel Johnson, office secretary at the Y. M. c. A, has returned after two weeks vacation spent at East EIaddam.
 Mrs. Ernest R. Dechant, of Tor rington, is spending several days ir New Britain.
 Alexander Bonefant Howard Will Hams, John Bonefant and William Hess have returned from week $ camping and fishing trip at Say brook and down through the Sound Abel Johnson of Maple street has returned from Ludlow, Pa., and will leave Wednesday for Upsala college to resume his studies.