New Britain herald., 1927-08-20
Personals
George Hahn, editorial writer of

Miss Dorothy F'lenke of 55 Gris- wold street has returned from New York city. where she has been spending vacation.
 F. R. Kent and family will leave today for a vacation at Williams town. Mass.
 Miss Helen Giffken of Rockfall is spending few days with Miss Helen Glaser, a former classmate at State Normal school.
 Employees of the local post office enjoying their annual vacation at this time include Charles Corrigan. Conrad Hullberg. Michael J. Lynch, Joseph Grace and Henry Phalen.
 Attorney Edward A. Mag has left for New Hampshire, where he will spend two weeks.
 Mrs. Charles W. Rauch of 27 Glen street has returned from California and Panama after spending the summer with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Hance of Lincoln street left yesterday on a motor trip through Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Williams of Maple street. MT. and Mrs. c. D. Will Hams of Liberty street, and Mir. and Mrs. Earl Clark and daughter, Janice of Garden street will attend the reunion of the Williams family association tomorrow at West Stock bridge. Mass.
 Miss Katherine Hickman of Ken s1ngton avenue leaves today for a vacation trip to Haverstraw, N. Y.
 Henry Feeling of Rutland, Vt.. is visiting his brother, William O'Rourke of John street.
 John O'Neil and William Roy will spend the weekend at Point-O- Woods.
 Miss Mary Maniford of Worcester is the guest of Miss Kathryn Ken ney at the latter's home on Stanley street. Miss Maniford was Miss kenney's classmate at the College of New Rochelle.
 Among those registered at Tar rants New Britain cottage in Sound View are Miss Anna Mccarthy of Connecticut avenue, Sophea Scheyd Ruth Johnson. of this city and Jack Kennedy of Providence.
 William Tarrant, Herbert Twining and William Erwin of this city will be weekend visitors at Sound View.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cheney Todd of 1856 Cherry street and family left this morning for North Haven where
 
 Mrs. L. J. Nelson and daughter Ethel, of 621 Stanley street, left to- day for Saybrook where they will spend a vacation.
 Mrs. Oscar Windisch of 300 East street has left for Saybrook where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 A. F. Campbell will spend the rext two weeks in Thistle Cottage, Clinton.
 B. P. Hockmuth If spending two weeks in Shore Haven Cottage, In- dian Neck.
 Miss Mildred Donohue of High street and Miss Julia Weber of 30 Governor street are spending their vacation at the Tarrant cottage, Sound View.
 Miss Lena Kranowitz of s3 Dwight street is spending her vaca- ton at Silver Sands.
 James H. Curtin and William r. Curtin will return Wednesday after a vacation spent at Block Island.
 Mrs. William O'Rourke of John street will spend the rest Of the summer with her parents in Rut- land, Vermont.
 Arlene G. Bacon will spend her vacation at Hammonasset Beach.
 Dr. Henry Martin will return Wednesday after a two weeks vaca ton spent at Block Island.
 Misses Heleu and Amelia Schultz of East Main street and Peggy and Catherine Burke of Stanley street are spending their vacation at Point O. Woods.
 Miss Loda A. Demars Of Brook street will leave tomorrow for a weeks vacation at Block Island.
 Miss Margaret Nilsen will leave today for trip to Montreal.
 Herbert Lyons will leave this aft ernoon for two weeks vacation at York Beach. Me.
 Miss Nellie Helm leaves today for a vacation at Saybrook.
 Miss Bertha Landgren will leave this afternoon for weeks vacation at Lake Bomoseen, Vt.
 Arthur Parker of Madison. who is employed at the P. 65 F. Corbin of flee, is spending a two weeks vaca- tion at his home in Madison.