New Britain herald., 1929-04-20

 Ernest Cooper of Vine street who arrived home Saturday last, after an extended trip to Honolulu.
 
 Mrs Jonathan T. Hart of Maple ! Hill with her two youngest sons. stephen who is at the New Hampton school and Richard who attends the Hartford high school are sailing late in June for tour of the Scan- dinavlan countries. William J Sweeney of Cedar street spent Wednesday and Thurs day of this week i'll Waterbury.
 
 Dr. William Stone and Miss Caro- Hne Davis both of New York city i have recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hart Of Maple Hill. Dr. Stone who is Mrs. Hart's broth CT is very well known 10 the med ical world. This week end Mir. and Mrs. Reginald Gilman and children of Waterbury are visiting at the Hart residence.
 Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Miss Cornelia Chamberlain of Sun nylelge are back in town again after ali extended visit in the west Mrs William r. Montague of HaWley street who has recently re- turned from Saginaw Mich, where she visited her daughter, Mrs Louis Tryon, Is now entertaining Mrs. NJ. ], Egan oI Sarenac Lake, \. '.
 Arthur Hall, son of Atr. and Mrs. ! llejni4 Hall of Greenville, Maine q student at Yale university is spend ing the weekend at the Ii. T. Sloper residence on Russell street. Today Mrs. Sloper and her daughter. Miss Emily Sloper, with Mr. Hall motored to HouSe ill the Pines School q, Norton Mass, to visit with Miss Ella i Sloper, the youngest daughter of the { family.
 | George kimball, eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur kmball of ! Lexington street has recently been laWardrd the Proctor Scholarship, at 1 the Graduate School of Princeton ! university.
 Mir. and Mrs, Robert r. Everett oL Wvst Medtord, Mass, have bought a home III Arlington. Mass, and will Very soon take up their residence there. Mrs. Everett Was Miss Barbara swift daughter Of 1 Talima1ge Swift of this city.
 
 i MT and Mrs. Clayton Parker and son Wesley of Nlne street were in Vermont the first three days of thi. | week.
 Miss Majorie Norris, daughtar Of Nr, and Mrs. f. II, Norris Of Ten Acre road will spend next week yis- ting friends n Boston. Mass. Miss Constance Twicheu, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben T"ichell of Brookside road is sail ! ing for Europe the last of May with Miss Elizabeth Shaw a former AEel- lesley cIassmate.
 Mrs Joseph Andrews and dargh- t'r, Miss Florence Andrews Of Vine street. are sailing for the continent !atc in Jane.
 l 4Ir and Mrs, Isaac Black of Park place who are on their way 10 Eu fop", are pIanning to spend parl Of ttejr visit on the continent with Mrs. flartH"l Taylor who has recently ! completed q course of study it q ! tlrccratntg school in Paris. Mrs. 1 Taylor Is former resident Of th,s rity, having made her home where the Robert F'risbies are now living. She plans to return to the states carly in rhe summer and take up her f te@l1enoe either in New York city or in Eiehmoai, Va. her girlhooI home.
 -ft tAft'I .Ati '. t@t' t5f.f'I4 t-I4iltl or ' Pennington sajirl for Europe yester- day.
 Charles A Frank has returned 10 his home in New York ely after 1 spending q taE days in town with l Richard House CT Adams street.
 
 Mrs, Ethel Hicks of West Main street WAS in Nr@ York city on 1 Wednesday Of this week.
 J F, Wilbur of For~st street was in New York city this week.
 Mrs. Martin Carlson and children of Mason Drive have returned from visit to New York city.
 G~of2a ljndef iS home from Moses Brown school. Providence, T.. |, spending the weekend with his par onts, Air. and Mrs. Thomas Iindor