New Britain herald., 1922-09-05


 returned after motor trip to New Hampshire.
 Vincent Kiernan, John A. West man, Clarence Lanpher, John Burns and George Campbell arrived home
 last night after weekend stay at Indian Neck.
 Attorney and Mrs. Morris D. Saxe and family have returned from a trip to Maine.
 Miss Eleanor Huber of Hart street, is spending her vacation at Indian Neck.
 MT. and Ms. Charles W. smedley and daughter, Joan, of Prospect street are spending their vacation at 1 Westbrook.
 Herbert s. Dechant of Norwalk and Norman J. Dechant of Torrinston, spent Labor Day with New Britain relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles J. Symonds, Rev. and Mrs. John L. Davis and sons Phil and Jerry, Miss Gretchen Lar son, William J. Gooby and others from New Britain spent the week end at the Methodist camp grounds at Plainville.
 York. spent the weekend at the home of Julius Eggert, of 11S Hart street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward W. Magnet left Sunday morning for motor trip to Vineland, N. J.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stedman, Miss Dolly krech and Howard Stedman, have returned, after spending the holidays in New Hartford at the home of Mrs. l Stedman's mother
 William Krech, of the U. S. s. Mac Farland, is spending few days at ! the home of his mother, Mrs. F. | krech, 107 Dwight street.
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. A. P Marsh and daughter. Miss Gladys MT. and Mrs. George Whatnall, Mr. | and Mrs. Ernest R. Dechant, and Miss Emma Matthias of Philadelphia, now visiting in New Britain MT. and Mrs. William Barbaun and daughter, Miss Olive, of West Haven. and Mr. and | Mrs. W. E. Gendall and son Lloyd, of New Haven, motored to Pawson Park, near Indian Neck, Sunday, and en- joyed a corn roast on the beach, after which they paid visit to Yale University, in New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Sharp of Mir and Mrs. H. Bathye of Stanley street
 Miss Gladys Bathye of Stanley street has returned from two weeks spent in Worcester and Bos- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Shepard of Stanley street have returned from two weeks spent in Middle Haddam.
 Harry Shepard of Stanley street has returned after spending two weeks with relative in Worcester and Boston. Joseph Pellettier and family of 47o Arch street is visiting friends at New Hartford and New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. S. K. Packard of Trinity street and MT. and Mrs. L1slis Krieger, Jr. of Belvidere motored to Boston over the weekend and hol- day.
 John Johanna, of 29 South High street, has returned after few days business trip to New York.
 Mrs. J. E. Klingberg, Mrs. J A. Carlson and daughter, Miss Vasti Carlson, have left for Chicago. where hey will visit friends and relatives md attend a session of the confer ,nce of Swedish Baptist churches of United States and Canada. Enroute hey will spend 8 day or two at Ma agara Falls. Next week Rev. Dr. and son, Haddon, will go 70 Chicago to attend the conference. s John Feore of Olive street and : Thomas Myers of East Main street, Ii nave returned from vacation spent II 1t Myrtle Beach.
 James McCue of the Mohican market has returned from a vacation
 
 Miss Helen McAleer of Smalley II street and Mary Feore of Olive street, are home after spending a ,acation at Sound View. Mrs H. T. Sloper and daughters of \ Russell street have returned from Ireenville, Maine. Mrs. James Brown, Miss Greta Brown and Miss Fan Brown, have eturned from Portland, Maine. H pr. J. W. Bush and family of Lin- .oln street have returned from an II extended trip through Indiana and II he Middle West. Dr. Bush has re- tuned his practice here. The Misses Bessie and Louise Will Il jams of East Main street and Amy 1!