New Britain herald., 1928-01-04

when hs fell at hts home. is resting comfortably It New Britain General hospital. MT. Day h 70 years old.
 Grange Notes @
 The semi-monthly meeting of tho Berlin Grange was held last evening at the hall on Pennington avenue. There was . largo attendance.
 Tho Grange will hold . dance to- morrow evening at the hall. The public l. invited.
 Berlin Town Court
 Francis Crane of P Collins street. Hartford. arrested by Constable Frank Brown two weeks ago for reckless driving. was discharged last evening by Judge George G. Gris- wold who said that the case was one for tho civil court if the persons in- volved wish to settle for damages.
 Tho accident occurred at the in- tersecton of Pennington avenue and Berlin street. Crane was making the turn towards Hartford when hs crashed into 8 vehicle driven by Wil- liam Seldhouse of 3S Hovart street. Mertden. Both cars were badly damaged and Seldhouse's parents were slightly injured. This was the only case to appear before the court last night.
 RetuFn Home
 Miss Marion Whitman has return ed to her homo after spending the week as guest of Miss Viola Board man of Worthington ridge.
 Miss Helen Banulski left yester- day to resume her duties in Long Island after spending the past week with her parents.
 Mrs. Clarence J. Boardman has returned to her home after spend : ing the week with her father. Frank lin Holland. of Baltimore.
 Howard Shummeay has returned to his home on Warrington ridge after spending the week with rela- tives in Boston. Mrs. T. McNamara Of New Jersey has returned home after spending the week with her father in Ken. sington.
 Miss Pearl Young of Lower Lane spent the last few days as . guest of Miss Maude White of Windsor Locks.
 Lucien Gordon of Bristol speht the New Year holidays in Berlin as a guest of friends.
 Entertain Friends Mir. and Mrs. Louie s. Jones of New Britain entertained Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd of New Brit ain over the weekend at a dinner and . theater party. Mir. Judd and wife will leave for their winter home in Belleair. Florida, on January .. Skating Party A number of young people will hold a skating party this evening at tho Bungalow" The bungalow wal owned by tho late George Sage. There will be . "dog'' roast and marshmallows. Skating will be en- joyed until a late hour. Leaves Foe Florida Miss Marguerite Moore of Ken sington left yesterday for Florida where she will spend the winter months.
 Recover From ulAe0 Herbert and Theodore Schultz sons of MT. and MrA Adolph Schultz of School street, have recovered from an attack of chickenpox and are able to be about again. Peter Falxhetti. who fractured hii leg last summer in . motorcycle ac. cident, is able to greet hts frtendi again after spending the last few months in bed.
 Return to School The following students hove re- turned to school to resume theil studieA: Victoria Fiske. Eleanor Meaehiey, Natalie Gwattin. Miriam North. Margaret Root. Bertha Hasen. Marjorie 0eipin, and Elsi< echoneld. Samuel Fiske. IT,. Samuel and William Coale. Walton MsGgh, ley. Alfred Bertoline. Elliot Baldwin i Claude w. Stevens. IT,. Kermi, Stevens LeRoy Fleischer and Jamei Hart.
 Maia Street Hejairs = The repair work .Dn Main street Kensington. is nearly completed and the road will be open for travel ir about . week. Crushed stones ant gravel have been used to repair thu road 70 that the end of Main street near the railroad underpass fs evet with the new highway. The fepairl