New Britain herald., 1929-07-06

pine in North Woodstock. N H.
 William Booth. Jr., son of Mir. and | Mrs. William H. Booth of Forest street, and Billy Stone, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stone of Ten Acre | Road leave today to spend the sum mer months at camp in New Hautp- shire.
 l Converse Humphrey. only son or | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey Of Shuttle Meadow avenue, left today to spend two weeks at the Boy Scout l Camp.
 | Harold M. Parsons of Russell street and Arthur G. kimball of Lexington street leave tomorrow for l Chicago, III.
 Mir, and Mrs Johnstone Vance Of Monroe street were the recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bates. visiting At their summer home in Madison.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson and | two children of Brighton street spent the holiday in Madison with Mrs. Johnson's parents, MT and Mrs. Dugald McMillan.
 Mrs. May Carter of Wallingford, l left Wednesday after visiting Miss Mary Whittlesey of Grove Hill,
 Mrs. Truman H. Brlstoll and Miss Ruth Bristoll of South Burritt street, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bristol and two children of Vance street. and MT. and Mrs. Richard E. Pritchard and three children of Ten Acre road spent the Fourth at the Bristoll farm | in Cheshire.
 Mrs. Frederick l.. Hart and daush- ter, Miss Marjorie Hart of kensing- ton avenue, are on a motor trip to Washington, D. C.
 Miss Loretta Caufield of Gar2on street, Miss Dorothy Stiquel of New field avenue, Miss Mary Meehan Of Wilson street, and Miss Mary Nc Away of Garden street, are attending summer school at Yale University.
 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea and her two children are at Bridgeport visiting Mr. Reylea's parents,
 The former Eleanor Lewis of this city now Mrs. F. Lewis Hildebrandt, of New York. who is staying in town for t,yo weeks prior to a motor trip | to Canada. is being considerably en- tcrtained by her many friends The parties are all informal which after all are the most intimate. Philip Corbin of Hackensack. New Jersey, was in town this week. MT. Corbin is sailing for Europe next week to join his wife who has been there fer some time.
 The "Flyaway." owned by MT and i Mrs Theodore krah of Chestnut | street. sailed from Middletown down 1 the Connecticut river and up the | Salmon river on the Fourth. Aboard l her, as the guests of Nlr and Mrs. Krah, were: MT. and Mrs. Harold Cromby, Mrs. Grace Nindelan Miss Ruth kindelan. Miss Madelin kinde- | Ian, Mrs Adeline Atcherson, and | Sam Rosenberg
 Miss Marie and Margaret Mofflt | of Pennington, twin daughters of Officer and Mrs. George Moffitt. are spending the month of July with their aunt and uncle MT. and Mrs w. J. Farley of Allen street, at Branford.
 Miss Helen Shanahan, Miss Rose Kiniry, Miss Catherine Callahan, and l Miss Mary Hughes, left this past week on a months motor trip to Canada.
 i Mr. and Mrs. Srank E. Dechant of Reading, Pennsylvania with their daughter Frances, are visiting MT and Mrs. Ernest Dechant of Park street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edmund klenske of Robbins avenue have returned from their wedding trip. Mrs. klenske was Miss Marion Rau.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hatch o1 Lincoln road leave on Monday tc spend a week in Breton Woods New Hampshire.
 Earle Van Buskirk of Ten Acre road is in New York city today.
 C. F. Smith of Lexington street i! expected home from Maine neN Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Ratten bury of Shuttle Meadow road are iy Lynchberg, Va. i
 Mir and Mrs. F. F. Van RuslliI ! .iri+