New Britain herald., 1926-08-02
Return from Massachusetts


 MT. and Mrs. R. S. Gold returned yesterday from two weeks stay at West Brookfeld, Mass. While there they occupied the cottage of Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, who is at present travelling through Europe.
 Young Deer Lingers
 c. J. Boardman of Warrington ridge is lover of wild folk and an admirer of the graceful leap of the stag and doe, but his enthusiasm has been receiving severe blows lately when young stag comes down from the woods to feed. The right of every wild animal to feed is not questioned by MT. Boardman but as the animal picks out the very largest cabbages and the most promising carrots in his garden for itssmeal, the farmer is beginning to wonder how to stop the pillage. It Is not a rowing stray, the robber has been dining from MT. Boardman' S choice vegetables for some weeks and unelss some drastic measures are taken in the near future, it has all intentions of remaining as long as the garden gives up such deli- cious lunches.
 Selectmen to Meet
 The board of selectmen will meet this evening in the town Gelrk's of fee at 8 o'clock. Several important matters will be brought up besides the regular routine business.
 To Entertain Pupils
 Mrs. Walter Hall will entertain her Sunday school class of eight girls at picnic at Lake Compounce Friday.
 Week-End Visitors
 Frank Zipodelli and Officer Hack cit of Kensington spent the week end at Double beach.
 Misses Virginia Bushnell and Jes- sic Skinner spent the weekend at Indian Neck, Branford.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Turner re- luIlltu II oiiA q N"Se'tiOti spent at Sebago Lake, Maine.
 Victor Pauloz and Robert Walsh are the guests of friend at Holyoke, Mass. where they arc spending a weeks vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russel S. Gold and children have returned from West Brookfeld. Mass, where they have been spending two weeks Yaca- ton with friends.
 Traffic Heavy
 Despite the unpromising weather yesterday, thousands of cars kept the highway filed from morning far into the night. The tangle was ef- ficiently handled and no accidents were reported.
 Tripoli Society to Meet
 The Tripoli Society will meet to- night to discuss plans for the dance and entertainment that the or ganization is planning to give in the near future. All members are urged to be present as important features of the affair are to be discussed.
 Bank Official Returns
 Following a boat trip that ex' tended to the Great Lakes and through the Erie Canal, E. W. Mil drum of the kensington bank re- turned to his home today. The triI home was made by bus from Al bany and the whole journey covered a period of two weeks. The route take was as follows: Down the Con- necticut river to New York, the Hudson river to the Erie Canal ant thence to the Great Lakes.
 More Vacationists
 Miss Stella Mixer is spending few weeks at Soundview where sh' is visiting friends.
 Miss Anna German is spending |; two weeks vacation at Crystal lake
 Leaves For Vacation
 Henry Deming of the Kensing ton bank left yesterday for a week stay at East River.
 Notice of Sale
 Daisy NJ. Morse of New Britail has posted a notice to the effect tha she will conduct the sale of the pro perty of Henry S. Morse. incapable The property is located in Berlin an' the sale will take place Tuesday August Srd.
 Ladies' Aiu To Meet
 A social for members of tn Ladies Aid society will be give Wednesday afternoon at the Worth ington Community Center. Luncl will be served.