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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30

the town, TO an amount fixed by the
first selcctman. 10 ensure faithful
discharge o. their duties.
The prosecutor. or assistant, shall
act as clerk of the court, keeping
records of the court, receiving fines
and costs, and drawing from the
superior court all sums taxed there
IN for costs in the town court. All
such fines and costs, other than
those according to persons entitled
70 them. shall be turned into the
town treasury. The clerk may draw
orders on this treasury to pay costs
No fees shall be allowed bystanders
as witnesses.
The clerk is to account to the
town treasurer monthly under regu-
iatlons TO be prescribed by the Sc
l"ctmen and pay all uneApended
moneys 10 the treasurer within ten
days. He shall execute a penal bond
OF $1,000 for the faithful perform
anee of his duty; the bond of the as
Sislant clerk shall be $500.
Salaries
The salary Of the Judge Is fixed
at $500 a year and that of the
prosecuting attorney at $500: the
assistants are to receive IS each for
each day they act. The salaries are
10 be paid monthly and will take
the place OF all fees received This
VII lend the fee system which has
caused 50 much unfavorahle COM
mcnt hcrc and elsewhere and which
mas been declared by the supreme
court to he contrary to the intent
OF The constitution. Tho amounts
were arrived at by careful computa-
ton OF the average number of cases
tried in 4 years time, and it is be-
/ lleNeI that they will Just about
equal the total which would be re-
ceivs1 under the fee system.
Costs in the town court will be
the same as in a justice court, ex-
cept that So docket fee, So for the
trial Of each case, and 81 on each
appeal Will be allowed. The court is
given authority to suspend judg-
mont and to require surctics OF the
peace and good behavior.
The sclectmen aro to nrovido .
suitable room and other ,ccon,no-
dations as tho iudre deems rocos-
sary. The Judge is 10 n,ovida .bo
means of keepinr records Tho
Judge is givcn autboritt IN ,,roi,,
an officer 10 l,non ordor !, co,,.+ a.,
fec 70 ba maid from, ,ba oos+s
Provision For vacancy
In case Of . vacancy il, ,ba oc,,,a
OF Tho indigo or donufv i,,dga ~ -,
the absence of oi,bn, fron, tbo ,nr,,,
fine clorr, NAV dnsigro+a IN u.rt,ina,
any iudro or aanu,r i,,1ra - ams,
city malice .ov, or hr,rn,,o, ol,,n.
within tho co,rtv or my. ;ns.io, -.
the nraca Within tho cn,,,,,. 10 G,r
I,ba hqc,nn,, rHs s,l,,., .,,ou 80
a. Gov ,o.c, a,r
No onnosi,ion b,e ban-, ro;ooa ,o
-bo hin a,d !, ;s ho1,,,.na :. n.;,, ar
tbrouob tho 1oois1,.rr, ,,.i.,o,4
bitch II wiII n,o,.ido , oo,,t,.o1;,oa
court md ono i, ubicI, rnoorI. oro
llont Tho ius,icos oro 10. roo,,;rad
10 koen rncords ,rd tbaro 20 ,,,
outside of men,or,. IN ton ,,bo,hor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
RECKLESS DRIVER
IS ASSESSED $40
Hartford Man Blamed for Col
Iision on the Turnpike
WARNED TO USE CAUTION
Kcnsington Methodist CEurCh's Old
Folks Concert to Be Given To-
night ~ Winners OF Whist Party
Announced.

George \. Gamble OF 81 South
street, Hartford, was fined S25 and
costs on charges, Of reckless driving
by Judge George G. GrisWold at the
weekly session OF the Berlin town
court held last evening. Later SIS
of the fine was RENTED to the dc
PENDANT upon payment of the costs.
Gamble was arrested March Is by
Officer Frank Brown after car he
was operating struck a machine
driven by DR.. S. s. DcRosa OF l19
West Main street. Meridep. at the in
tersoction OF School street and
Worthington Ridge. His case was
scheduled for last weeks session OF
the court, but he obtained Il contln-
uancc.
According to testimony brought
out during the trial, the Hartford
man was proceeding along Worth
ington Ridge at such 4 speed to
cause his car to skid at least 80 feet
after he applied the brakes. His car,
after striking the Meriden ply
scian's machine, turned over on It's
side and was badly damaged. Gam
bic escaping injury. DcRosa's car
WIS also considerably damaged.
In passing Judgment on the case,
Judge GrisWold warned the Hartford
driver against excessive speed on a
travelled thoroughlare such as
Worthington Ridge. The refund
part of the fine WAS made after an
investigation Of conditions surround
ing the accident.
Fractures Leg.
Lucy Gutoski, S-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gutoskl,
who reside in the southern part OF
the town, fell while playing III her
yard yesterday and fractured her
right leg above the knee. She was
treated by q local physician and is
reported rs resting comfortably TO-
day. She is a pupil at the Ledge
school.
Easter Tea.
Mrs. Charles II. Flcischer and
Mrs. Elliott Andrews Of Peck street,
hCnSluSlpn, tlllci tiiil III - ~ -
friends from New Britain at an
Easter tea. The home was attrac-
lively decorated in purple and vel
low streamers. About Is guests were
present.
Concert Tonight.
The Old Folks concert OF the
Kcnsington Methodist church Will
be held this evening at 1880 O'Clock
at the church under the direction OF
Mrs. George Tryon. The proceeds OF
the event will go to the church's or
gan fund. A large attendance is an
ticipated.
Lcnten Services.
I4enten services will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock at ST. Paurs
church, kcnsinston. Rev. Father
William 4. DoWney, former assistant
pastor of st. Mary's church. New
Britain, and now a professor at st.
Thomas seminary, Hartford, VIII
continue his series OF sermons.
Neighbors Night.
Several members OF Berlin Grange
- are planning to attend the Neigh
bors' Night meeting Of the Farming
ton Grange to be held in that town
tonight. About Is local Changers are
expected to make the trip.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
DECK CLEARED FOR
town court Bill
Measure Due for Assembly's Ap-
proYal Today Or Tomorrow
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Action Upon Building Code to Be
Taken On Friday, April S-H. S.
Sophomorcs Dcbatc-Tcmco Bowl
ing Lcaguc-I:ricfs.

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the general assembly today or to-
morrow, Representative Robert F.
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! thett4ore not require action OF the
local voters, but TINS Is considered
unnecessary lhaSmuch as hearing
On inc Din was heId ana no opposi-
ton appeared.
Inc biII' which IS titled sub
stI'ute for hous. bill No. G97,' pro
NlieS Tor the establishment of
town court here to try all violations
CT bylaws regulations of the town
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30

~ = n
Icu.. a, the close Of business on Warcr
g, 1877
EESOrHCrS
counts ....Sr-1 40 4:
Total loans " =, 9oa =,
Oycrdratts. uusscura, ,9S2 -
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owned:
Deposited to GO
cure circulation
(r S bonds
par valued l023-s6
Total m "a
Other bonds stocks. securi-
ties. etc. owned 1870 e33 "a
Furniture and fin
ruros 1900 90 900 M
Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve bank ..... -.5nS11
Cash in vault and amount due
from national banks . .l,47c.5;
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
Charter No. 1857 Res. DIs M :
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK
EE>OU RCES

At Piantsvllle. in the State Of Conuec-
tcu'. A. the close OF business on March
% 1877
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What They're Doing

The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Kensngton Congregational
church will hold food sale in Le-
con hall. kensington. on saturday.
April ?. Proceeds Of the event Will
go towards fund being raised to
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30
MRS. F. JEST|NSkY,
PASTORS Wife, DIES
Many Ministers TO Assist at
Funeral Services Tomorrow
STOLEN AUTO WRECKED
Car Taken In Thomaston Reduced
to Debris On Boulevard - BOYS
Who Stoned Train Appear Before
Observation-Disclosures Review.

NJ, =,
N''' i'osa Afl'Iea Jes'ihSNy, aged
~ years, wife of Rev. Emil Jestin-
Sky, pastor Of the German Lutheran
church on judd street died nj ,re
Bristol hospital yesterday following
a two weeks illness with ponunonia
Mrs. Jestinskv was horn in Cans
horn. Schleiswog- Holstcin Jaruarv
i. 1878, daughter Of Josnf and Maria
tMoelier) Eye She was educated
in the schools OF her hirthnlaco
coming 10 this country as your,,
woman. She was married IN pa,.
Mr J"stiusky at Daunisou Ohio a.,
July s, 1927. She had been , rosi-
dent Of this city for tho mast five
years, during which time her Inns
band has been pastor of the German
Lutheran church,
Mrs. Jcstinskv was mombor If
the Ladies' Aid society. the Ladies'
Sewing society and the church cboir
and was actively identified with the
work OF the church.
Surviving her, besides har hus-
band, are two daughters Misses
Helsa and lisa Jestinskv. and = son
Hoimwarth Jostinsky. all of This CITY
The funeral will ho hoI5 n, a,eo
o'clock Thursday afternoon from her
late home at 35 judd street and
Will be followed by services at the
church at 8 o'clock. Rev. NJ w.
Gauian Of New Britain will conduct
the services at the homo and Rev.
Mr. Stippich of seymour and Rev.
Mr. Hinkoldey of Middletown will
conduct the litureicaI service nj tho
church. Rev. Mr.. Hemreich Of
Hartford will preach in German and
President Kirsch OF Meriden will de-
liver a sermon in English. Rev. Mr..
Clemen of Southbnry ana Rev. Web
her o. South Manchester will he in
charge Of the committal services at
the grave in West cemetery.
Lcntcn Services This Evening
Lcntcn services, consisting of the
recitation Of the rosary. benodiction
Of the Blessed Sacrament and a ser
mon by Rev. Father Donahuc Of
romfrot, will be held at st. Jo-
seph's church at 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
Ethan Lodge Wins at Setback
Ethan lodge, Knights of Pythias.
defeated Washington l.. Morgan
lodge OF New Britain at setback in
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-30

John StCh of New Britain,
charged with driving while drunk,
was fined sl0o and costs last night
by Justice Edward Z. Prior. He had
boon arrested by Constable Thomas
Royce.
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09
Social Activities About Town

Soces engagement books present blank pages for next
week, which will bring the Lenten season to its end but
whatever there lacking by way of entertainments will be
more than made up for with the events Of Easter week. which
is always gay little season Of it's The calendar
filled with weddings and their attendant festivities, dinner
parties, etes for charitable and pnIanhropic
purposes dated to catch the majority Of the social stars
before the general migration to the and Europe
starts
First the calendar the dance for the benefit Of
the Chldrens Free Bed Fund Of the New Britain General
hospital which to take place Easter Monday April Is at
the State AInory This gives every indication Of being
delightful affair patonZed by the majority of the social loving
world The ballroom is to be converted into miniature village
Of France with it's interesting little cafes made cooru and
gay by the costumes Of the various mattresses in charge
siYaffe's orchestra will play for dancing
Fishing has taken firm hold in the affections of sport
loving society," With the opening Of the Of friday
April l. there has been decided leaning in that direction
Many of those who have camps already planning
weekend parties day fishing trips Offering the lure of
the outdoors and camp cooked dinner to those members Of
the parry who do not care to follow the brooks.
One of the last Of the really large cub gatherings of the
will take place Monday evening" April y when the
New Britain College Club president, Miss Gladys Day will
observe it's annual Guest Night Professor Robert ycr Of
Trinity College to be the speaker and he will talk on Modern
Poetry The meeting will take place at o'clock III the parors
OF Saint Marks church This Wh the exception OF the annual
meeting the organization which set for May will bring
the active club season to an end.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09

l"go and Yale University where Re
received his degree.
Following the ceremony, the
couple will leave on q short wedding
trip and upon their return they
viii reside in Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Carlone of
. Lawlor stree, observed the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ki.son am
nounco the engagement Of their
niece, Miss Lillian Claire Pitt, TO
Doctor Roland Leonard Smith. son
+ OF Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Smith OF
Holyolc, Massachusetts.
Miss Pitt was graduated from the
New Britain High school with the
class OF 1922 and attended the Uni
versity OF Vermont. She is a men,
her Of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority,
DIR. Smith was graduated from
the University of Vernon. Medical
school with the class of 1926 and
is a prasen. an inferno in the Wa
tarhury Hospital He is a member
of Phi Chi fraternity and OF Cap
and Skull, senior honorary medical
society,
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Lillian
Claire Iitt to Or. Roland j. Smith
Of Hoyoko. Mass. Miss Pitt Is 4
niece OF MIR. and Mrs. James +.
l<itson Of South Main street. She
was graduated from the New Brit
ain High school with the class OF
la22 ana later attended the Uni
yersi,y OF Vermont. Dr.. Smith is u
graduate Of the University OF Yer
mont with the class of 1875 and is
now m inferno at the Waterbury
hospital. lie is a member OF Phi
Chi fraternity and Cap and Shnll.
senior honorary medical society a
Vermont.
Rabbi Gershon lia1as OF this city
was best man at the marriage OF
his brother, DR.. Moses Hadas, 20
Miss Ethel Elkus OF New York
city. Miss Elllus is the daughter Of
i. Ahram I. F,lius. former Unitel
States ambassador to Turkey. Tn" ,
wedding took place Thursday a
Ioon at Elkridg", the summer resi-
dence Of the Elkus in RedhanA .
y. J.
Or. Waterman Lyon and Mrs, /
! ,yon of Jerome street entertained 4
q number OF friends at dinner /
Thursday evening at the hotal !
Bond in Hartford in honor OF the /
10Th anniversary of their marriage. /.
Invitations have been issued ,or
the wedding of Miss Helen L. Hib- .
bard and Harvey Woodtord which
will take place April %. Miss HIh-
bard is the daughter of Mrs. Il. II.
iIihbard of Mason Drive.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09

meeting. on April 81. There will be
an all-day session in the ballroom
OF the Hotel Burritt, with luncheon
served at one o'clock after which
Mrs, George Baker OF New Haven
will give talk.
The Wonan's club o, Plainville,
me. Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. T. T Wheeler on
Harrington avenue. George Dyson
o. New Britain vas the guest Of
honor and spoke about canoes. He
brought rare collection OF III Sc
gems from New York 10 illustrate
his lecture.
Preparations are Wei under way
tor the fourth annual banquet Of
the Stanley Works Girls club which
will be held at the Shuttle Meadow
club on Thursday. Apri! osth.
The guests OF honor are 10 be
Mrs. Y. a. Moore Mrs. G. L. Ben
nett, Mrs. L. W. Young. Mrs. ". Y.
Fletcher and Mrs Kathryn CLARK.
Invitations for the dancing FOL
lowing the banquet have haan ssucd
70 the officials @, the Stanley Works
and heir wives, as We'll as all de-
partment heads and assistants. The
girls will use personal invitations
FOR their individual guests,
This affair promises 20 he the hAs'
the club has ever undertaken. and
the committees have been working
for several weeks IN preparing
plans.
The committee on invitations con
sists Of the executive committee OF
the rluh which is as fol'ows--
Helena S. s'ahl president: Rita Be-
rard. vice president. Alice Single,
treasurer; Anna German. recording
secretary and Irene North, socia.
sncetary.
The banquet committee Is as tol-
Iows-Bertha Landgren. chairman;
Minnie Rove. Constance Ostroski,
Marion Ostroski. Stella Waleeora,
Bessie KopIowirz. Gertrude Neipp.
The entertainment committee is
H"len Egan, chairman: Alice For
sell, Ida Rizzi. Mary Donahue, Syl-
Via Nordan.
The dance committee !s---May
Lester, chairman: Elsye Gourson.
Edith From.
The transportation committee
consists OF Lille Bertlni, chairman,
and Lois Jones.
Mary Sullivan Is treasurer tor the
affair and Alma Stvomquist will be
toa stmistress.
Music for both banquet and dance
will be furnished by 81 Yattee's or
chestra OF Hartford.
The Teachers club OF New Brit
ain is fortunate in securing pr.
Bruno RESELL 70 he the speaker
Monday evening at SIS O'Clock. at
! the Camp school auditorium. Or.
Eoseli will speak on Danger Zone
OF Europc-Where and Why" He
is professor of italian languages at
Vassar college and spoke last year
before the Trinity college alumni
association.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09
-Paoto by Murray s.ut!s

April Is. was tha rrest. ~ homo, AZ
a bridge given by Mis-. Clara =
tessional Wonen's cluh Monday ave-
ming. There ware twenty enest. nr.s.
ent. Prizes were won nv N;.s Po..
lie Fell Miss Cartruds E,.., ME-.
Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Mollie
Dunn.
Mrs. y. 0. Rogers OF Sunnyledge,
entertained at luncheon yesterday
at the Manor Inn.
Mrs. Maurice johnson OF Brighton
street. entertained the members Of
the Alpha Alpha Alumnae at bridge
Tuesday evening Mrs Iuciau Stew.
ems won the prize.
Mrs. Elwood Johnson entertained
the members of her bridge club at
cards Thursday afternoon az her
home on Trumhull street. The prizes
were Won by Mrs. Gerald W. Walk
or, Miss Ruby Andrews and Miss
Harriet Reynal
The Thursday afternoon bridge
club VIII meet mex week at fhe
nome OF Miss Maxine Hart on Linz
coin street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09
GATHERINGS
Small Dinner Parties -
Bridges and Teas Fill the
Week With Gaiety.

Mrs. Harold Guy OF Portland on
tertained number OF people iron
New Britain at cards at her hom'
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bernard r. Donnelly, ;,
South High street, gave a brldEt
last night for Mrs. Joseph +. SHE!
Who. with her husband, is moving tt
Mount Vernon, \. y.
Harmony Lodge observed its FIRST
Ladies Nigh. in abou, 10 years last
evening at Grotto Hall. with ap-
proximately $50 attending. An en-
tertainmnnt was furnished
Refreshments were served follow
I'd by dancing and cards. George
Mitchell gave the address OF vel
come TO the gathering. The commit
tee in charge consisted OF II. j.
Foster, chairman. J. George An
drcws, and Alexander Bollerer'
Ladies Night was voted an annual
affair following expressions OF
pleasure at the initial event Of the
organization.
NJ. and Mrs Arthur kimha)l on
tcrtainei at dinner and dancing last
evening AT their home on Lexington
for Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES Morse OF
Bellingham. Wash.
Mrs. Albert Schilling OF Harrison
entertained three tables OF auction
bridge Wednesday evening for her
guests Miss Margaret Black and
Miss Dorothy Armstrong of New
York city.
The apga cement OF Miss Margaret
L. Christ, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Ernest w. Christ Of Ten Acre road.
to Robert X. Metcalf Of Hartford.
vas announced last saturday after
noon ut large bridge party given
in the Christ home. There were
seven tables Of cards. The prizes
were awarded TO Miss Louise Uol-
combc, Miss Constance Twicheil and
Mrs Edward II. Christ.
Mrs. olive J. Insranam entertain
81 at bridge and tea Friday after
noon at her home on " est End
avenue, in honor OF her house guest,
Miss Mildred Bancroft os Rra'tle-
boro, Vermont. Mrs. Frederick A.
Scarle. Mrs. Raymond A. Catin and
Mrs. Ellis j. Bardsley won the
prizes, Mrs. Oliver y. Judd pre-
sided at tine attractive tea table
which was decorated with yellow
roses and lavender sweet peas and
tail lavender candles. Miss Ban
croft and Miss Miriam Mouat assist
cd with the serving.
Mrs. G.. x. Spring gave a bridge
party Of three tables at her home on
Thompson street. Maple Hi. Thurs
day afternoon. Prizes were Won by
Mrs. r. Is, Doane. Mrs, L. L. Dairy
and Mrs. II. J. Cook.
Mrs. Ellis J. Bardsley gave din
ned and bridge last evening at her
home on West End avenue. in honor
Of her guest. Miss Alice O'Heir Of
Lowell. Massachusetts,. Miss Cecilia
Jackson and Miss Catherine jackson
Of Waterbury were given the prizes.
Mrs, Clarence Manning entertained
two tables at bridge last evening at
her home on Trumbull street. Har-
old Peck and Miss Miriam Mouai
wor the prizes.
Miss Margaret krlegcr OF STRAIT
ford road. gave linen shower for
Miss Irene Walsh "Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs Sims, Mrs. Harry Cor
bin and Miss Walsh entertained with
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09
CLUB EVENTS
New Britain College Club
to Observe Guest Night
April 2S,

The Newinston Garden club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
its president. Mrs. Charles e, Rus
sell, Of Newington Center, Mrs
Charles Luce and Miss Ida Kellogg
spoke on Spring Flowers in Rela-
tlon 10 Easter"
The Woman's club OF Maple Hin
Will hold "a meeting at the home of
Mrs. NJ. ]. Shonts on Stuart street,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William
II. Allen and Mrs r. &. Doane will
assist Mrs, Shonts. The program Tor
the afternoon will be arranged by
the Civic COMMITTEES.
The New Britain College club will
be hostess TO the Connecticut 'ed-
Grafton OF A. A. t. w, branches
and college clubs for is spring
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-09
PERSONALS
School Set Still Come and
Go For Spring Holidays
Many Entertain Visitors.

Miss Harriet Parker, daughter o.
A.r, and Mrs. Clayton Parker Of
Vine street returned Thursday to
he Gateway school in New Haven
liter spending her spring vacation
IN town. Miss Parker has been en-
tartainiug Miss Stuntl OF Havana,
Cuba.
Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter
II Governor John H. Trumbull and
Mrs. TrumbuIl OF Plainyille returned
last Monday to Mount Holyoke Col
sge after spending her spring vaca
Ion with her parents.
Miss Jean Trumbull, daughter OF
Governor John II. Trumbul and
Hrs. Trumbuli of Harrington uv-
,nue, plainville returned last Tues
day 10 Bradford Academy, after
Spending her spring vacation with
Her parents.
Orlando Swift Of Lowell. Mass,
spent last Weekend in town. with
hts father, Tamadge Swift of Cedar
street
William Cobb is spending his va
cation from the Yale School of
Architecture with Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Brooks Of South High
street
Mrs. Pardon Hickey and her
niece, Miss Frances Hickey OF Der
lin are spending two weeks in At
Iantic City. \. j.
Miss Natalie Case. daughter. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards d. Case Of
Forest street is attending the spring
festivities at Amherst College this
weck-cnd.
Miss Emily Sloper daughter of
AR. aud Mrs. Harold r. Sloper of
Russell street returned last We'd
unsday to Abbott Academy. Andoyer.
Mass.
Lawrence Davenport. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Davenport of Lin
coin s'rset is home from Williams
CollcGl Cor MS spring vacation.
Mrs George .'ild"hrandt retrln-
Oh Wr}ncsd1v 70 her homo on West
Main street after spending several
-