New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

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 MT. and Mrs. William J. Nixon of larchmont, N. Y, spent last week. end with Mrs. Nixons parents, Mir. &nd Mrs. Thomas Grove of Grove Hill.
 Miss Harriet w. Beh of Liberty street is visiting at Cape May, N,
 Mrs. John Flannery of Corbin avenue and her mother, Mrs. J. E. Taylor of kensington. returned last saturday following a motor trip to he North Shore.
 Earle Van Buskirk of Ten Acre road was in New York city on Thursday.
 Mrs. Eleanor Lewis Hildebran.lt New York city are registered at the Burritt hotel.
 Donald Hart of Hart street has gone 10 Marthas Vineyard for the weekend where he will join his family who have been there all sum- mer.
 Mrs. E. F. Carter and children of Adams street. has returned from Brimfeld, Mass, where she has been for the season.
 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clise who have been visiting at the Howard Humphrey residence on Shuttle Meadow avenue for a few days, re- turned to their home Tn Little Rock, Ark, last Tuesday.
 Miss Marian s. Hall and Ernest r. Hall, with Miss Lauretta filling Of kensington. have been spending the week with Robert Hall, their broth CT, at Pontiac; Mich. From there they will motor to Topeka, kas., where Miss Hall will teach in the Washburn high school. Ernest Hall will take the train to be in time for the opening of school. Miss filling will go to Kentucky where she will visit relatives and will return to Kensington in October.
 
 Miss Lucy O'Sullivan, daughter of Mrs. l.. O'Sullivan of Broko street has returned to her studies at Notre Dame, Waterbury.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. James Quirk are spending two weeks at Washington, D. C.
 Mir. and Mrs. William F.. Beers of Pearl street are spending tfe week at Atlantic City.
 Mrs. J. A. McGrail of Chestnut street is enjoying a visit at Atlantic City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Sage have re- turned from q motor trip through northern New England and Canada and are now at their home in Der lin.
 Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham of West End avenue, recently visited in Brimflcld. Mass, where she was the guest of Miss Gladys Day.
 Mrs. Kenneth Sloper who has been abroad for several months is expected home early in October.
 Dr. John Champlin and Mrs. Champlin of Westerly, R. l., and Mrs, Tom Christian of Virginia are spending the weekend with Dr. Ro- bert Buol of Garden street.
 Mr and Mrs. William L. Hatch of West Main street are back in town after a season at Weakapaugh.
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur KimbalI of Lexington street and C. r. Smith, also of Lexington street, are leaving on Friday next for Moosehead Lake, Me. Helen Berson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Barnett Berson of Dwight street has returned from Camp Mea- dowbrook Lodge where she spent the summer as 8 councillor. Miss Eerson is now teaching in Bristol.
 Eric Svensk of Norden street has l"tf for Socorro, New Mexico to en- ter a school of mining.
 Mrs. A. F. Larson and daughter l Ruth, of Stanley Quarter, have re- turned homo from vacation spent in New York. Miss Margaret N. Weller is fpend- . ing vacation with her parents. MT . and Mrs. Arthur A. Weller, of 4S | Prospect street. Miss Weller is student at St. Nincents hospital York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Corbin of | Boston, Mass, formerly of this city, l will take up their residence at the | lfurritt hotel in the near future Mir. ! Norbin is the son of the late Philip , Iorbin.
 Mrs. Luther Parker and children. i Philip, Nancy and Judd, of Forest | street, have returned after spending | | week at their cottage at Crescent | Beach.
 Bennett Hubbard, Stanley Hart, | Luther Parker, Clesson Parker and . 'lilford Parker are on a fishing trip ! m Maine.
 Miss Eliza beth Stack and Miss Jus . inc Stack of Harrison street are in \tlantic City.
 .Ir and Mrs Edward Flcmming f Providence, R. l., were the holi- Df Ct