New Britain herald., 1921-09-03
PERSONALS.

MT. and Mrs. James Clerkin and Grace Doherty and Philip Engsturn will spend the weekend and holiday on motor trip through New York state.
 Fred Ulkus and Miss Hulda Steege left today1for Boston where they will represent the St. Matthews Y. P. S. at the annual convention of the Wal ther league of the New England ris- trict. The convention meets at Zion Lutheran church from Sunday until Tuesday noon.
 Arthur Mccullough is spending the weekend and holiday with friends in Bridgeport.
 John Hayes of Murray street, will enter Choate school Tn Wallingford. He will report soon for football prac- tice. Hayes plays in three sports at the school.
 Fire Chief William J. Noble and family, have returned from a two days trip over the Mohawk Trail. Willard Cowles and Harold and Leon Bacon have left on a weeks camping trip at Hammonassett beach. On their return, Cowles will enter Trinity college in Hartford and Ba- con will resume his studies at Pratt Institute in New York.
 Edward Wright of Bassett, who vis- ited Il New Hampshire during the summer, will enter Trinity college at the opening of the institution in a few days
 Charles Williams. William Scheyd, George Kerin. Edmond Cadrain, James H Riley. Bernard Clark. Thomas r. Butler and J. J. Butler will spend the weekend at Indian Neck.
 Frank Leist of Curtis street. is spending the weekend at the shore.
 Hurlbut Griswold will be in New York city over the holidays.
 Miss Anna Kiniry left today for Sound View to spend the holidays.
 Albert Graesser and son Midship- man Walter Graesser left this morn ing for Ocean Beach. New London. where they will spend a few days.
 Miss May MaIoney of Walnut street and Ingebory Olson of Black Rock avenue left today by automobile for Momauguin, where they will spend a weeks vacation.
 Rev. and Mrs. Charles w. Barrett and son, Franklin Lewis, have return ed to their home at Leonardsville. N r., after spending their vacation with MT. Barrett's parents. MT. and Mrs Francis J. Barrett of Warlock street
 Dan Mullin today resigned his po- sltion with the Miller-Hanson Drug Co. Mullin has been engaged in the role of soda dispenser during the sum- .1er. He will resume his studies with the Senior class at New Britain High school.
 Lloyd Smith, graduate of N. B. H. s. in 1921, will enter Holy Cross col lage in Worcester. Mass, when it opens for the fall term in a few days. Stanley Plocharczyk will resume his studies with the Junior class at the same institution.
 The Misses Hulda and Frieda Gramitt of Brook street and uncle. Rudolph Hoffman. of Myrtle street, are spending the weekend in New York.
 Miss S. NJ. Butler of 140 Maple street will spend the holidays at the shore.
 James B. McGrath left this morning for Mystic, where he will spend Labor Day.
 Mrs. Cecelia Meehan and family of | Garden street, are spending the week | end at Silver Beach.
 Miss Eleanor NJ. Bunny, has re- turned from a visit to Los Angeles, | Cal. She will resume her duties as to Governor E.. J. Lake next week
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. NJ. D. Stockwell of West Main street, have returned home from a vacation spent | at Belgrade Lakes. Maine.
 Miss Ethel Hodge of Winthrop street. has returned from a two months stay at Seasconsett. Mass.
 Miss Beatrice Hodge of Winthrop street, left yesterday for three weeks trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and De- troit.