New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
PERSONALS
Heavy Exodus to South
 land Continues - Local People Travel Extensively

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 land Continues - Local 1
 People Travel Extensively l Rudolph Abel and Everett Cole have returned to their homes in East Berlin after an extended motor trip to Florida, Richard House returned 10 Yale University on Tuesday aftcrn spend- ing the weekend in town with his mother Mrs A. w. House of LcnoX Place.
 Miss Dorothy Cas-, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Edwards Case of For est street attended the festivities at Yale University in New Haven this week.
 Jonathan Hart, son of Mir, and Mrs J. T. Hart Of Maple Hill has had for shis recent house guest Leonard Olmstcad son of MT, and Mrs. Clarence E. Olmstead, formerly Of Maple Hill Mir. Olmstead is student at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
 Miss Marion Rau of Maple Hill is visiting friends in Westtield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs, F. Leroy Pond of i,Newington have returned from q recent tmp to New York city.
 Miss Bertha Francis, daughter of Thomas A. Francis of Newington has been home from Storrs AgricuI- tural college for a few days.
 Dr. A. Benson and Mrs, Benson of New Haven spent last weekend with relatives in East Berlin.
 George Kimball, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street will return to Princeton Cnl- versity on Tuesday after spending a week with his parents. Mrs. A. B, Alderson of Lake street , will leave next week for Atlantic City, where she will spend several 7 days.
 Arthur Kimball of Lexington street returned Wednesday from New York city.
 Miss Margaret Root and Miss Miriam North have resumed their studies at the Connecticut Agricul- tural college, Storrs. after spending few days at their homes in East Berlin.
 Walter Root Of New York city has been the recent guest of ms mother Mrs. L. Nj. Root of East :. Berlin.
 Harold Eisenberg has resumed his ? studies at Harvard University atlel spending a few days with his parents u Mir. and Mrs. Julius Eisenberg O Dwight street
 Mrs. Archer Gappcr and son Dear | of Middlctown have been visl'lnt with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wood' ward Of East Berlin.
 Rev. Dr. A. A. Ahlquist of Bas satte street has been spending few days in Rocl; Island, H.
 Miss Maple Bollcrer of Maple Hil l, has been spending d few days Il New York city,
 V
 M P. Leghorn of this city wa st in New York ,his week. ,- Henry Mildrum, son Of NIT, an
 Mrs. Ernest Mildrnm of East Bcrli t has been home from the Worccsto
 School of Technology for q few day'
 Mrs. Harold Warren t' East Cor
 cord, Vermont, IS the est Of he
 mother Mrs. Emily R wland . NcWingtOn.
 Carl Hammar has been hon
 from Worcester Polytechnic Inst
 tuto Co spend a few days with h
 parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Hamm;
 Of Marlc Hill avenue. Miss Elizabeth Cooley, daught' of Dr. George Cooley of Linco
 Road returned on Monday to tl } Walnut Hill school in Natick, Mas
 after spending q few days in tow Kenyon Loomis, son of MT, ar Mrs John c Loomis Of Linco Road vas hom" from Loomis Il
 stitutc last weekend.
 Miss Constance Carrier has bee home from Smith college to spel , T few days with her parents N
 and Mrs. l.. A. Carrier of Mar street.
 I Miss Constance Twitchell' daug
 for of Mir. and Mrs Ru"hen Twiic
 cll of Forest street has returned Wellesley college after spending