New Britain herald., 1925-11-21

George T. Kimball Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey, Mir. and Mrs William F. Fay Cyril Gaffney and MT. and Mrs, Earl Bigbee.
 Mir, and Mrs, w. Kochler and Mir. and Mrs, W. II. Warren of Spring. field. Mass. will spend the latter part of next week with Mir and Mrs Frederick 0, Macomber of Hamilton street.
 John Andrews, son of Mir. and Mrs. | John A. Andrews of West Main | street, will spend Thanksgiving day with his parents, coming from Exc ! ter Academy where he Is a student. |
 Mrs. James Robinson Of Harrison street returned Tuesday from Oma- ha, Neb., and Chicago, III.
 Ernest W. Pelton of Forest street and Harry Bates of Russell street, return tomorrow from Massachusetts where they have been spending q few days hunting.
 Miss Mary r. Wooley, president of Nit. Holyoke college. who spoke before the New Britain Woman's club Tuesday. was the guest of Mrs c. F. Mitchell of Russell street dur. ing her stay in town.
 Miss Ann Bacon has returned 10 her home in New York city after spending several days with Miss Maxine Hart daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lincoln road.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of New York lefty arrived last night to spend sev- oTal days in town,
 George Kimball, son Of Mir. and Mrs, Arthur G. Kimball of Lexing- ion street, will come home from Princeton university on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving day with his parents.
 Johnstonc Vance of Monroe street, Harry Bates of Russell street, How ard Humphrey of Russell street and Jonathan Hart of Maple Hill will leave next Saturday for Arkansas where they will spend several days duck shooting.
 NIr. JotJIt, nf Hackensack. N. J.. are attending the : Yale-Harvard game today. Sidney Montague returned on
 Monday to Boston, Mass. after
 spending last weekend in town, Richard House, son of A. w. ~ House of LenoX Place. will return
 on Wednesday from Yale university
 10 spend Thanksgiving with his
 mother.
 Miss Faye Rattenhury. daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. William E. Ratten-
 bury of LenoX Place, will return on
 Wednesday from Bradford Acad- I emy for the Thanksgiving holidays Miss Rattenbury will have for her = house guest Miss Betsey Henderson : of Little Rock, Ark. a
 Mrs. Nellie Barnes of Bristol left
 Tuesday for Georgia to spend the f winter with her son and daughter :, in-law. Mir and Mrs Luther Barnes. : formerly of Lincoln street, this l. city.
 Mir, and Mrs Maxwell Hart and
 daughter Miss Maxine Hart, and f sons, Robert Hart and Theodore .. Hart, of Lincoln road are in Cam e bridge this weekend for the Yale - Harvard game.
 Miss Esther Trumbull, daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull ot F, Plainville, returns on Wednesday It from Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. o to spend Thanksgiving day with
 her parents.
 3t Miss Florence Trumbull, daugh. h ter of Governor John II. TrumbulI
 and Mrs. Trumbull or Plainville, Is
 home from Mt, HolyoKe college for T. the weekend.
 Miss Harriet Parker. daughter oi . Mir. and Mrs, Clayton Parker O. g. Vine street. is home from the Gate. J. way school in New Haven for the n weekend.
 Miss Frances Dean, daughter oi
 Mir. and Mrs, D. E. Dean of Pitts. d burgh. Pa, who has been spending
 tho fall in New York city, will bt
 the house guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Vree r. land of Wabridge Road, West Hart. g ford, after December 1st,
 Miss Ruth Keenan has returned 5. 10 her home in New York city aftel , spending a few days with Mrs. Sur VI man Dyson at her home on Trum Y bull street.
 Miss Priscilla Crabtree, daughte of Mir, and Mrs. W. r. Crabtree O , Lincoln street, left Thursday fo l New York city where she will spent II the winter season. LII 'o Miss Helen North, daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. James North of Sunnyledg
 has resigned her position as a mem CT Der of the faculty of the South Man h. chester schools and will, after tn m Thanksgiving holidays, make he a. homo in town.
 Mir and Mrs. Richard Baldwin O
 Fall River, Mass. will spend tn rn Thanksgiving holidays with Mir. an le Mrs. W. H. Rattenbery of Leno 1g place.
 1t, of Arthur C. Kimball of Lexingto
 straet returned Friday from a fri