New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

1 two cousins, Miss Elsie and Miss Su- san SCotield, daughters of Mrs. Su- san Scofield of Stanley street. While 1 in Washington, Miss Elsie Scofield
 will attend the Dental Convention 1 She is dental hygienist for Dr. Ma ! zine. Miss Susan SCofield is medical | technician at the Grisson hospital, 1 Derby, Conn.
 Douglas HarWood, son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Harwood of Hawley street who graduated from the Sen- for High school in the class of '2S, has been awarded the Sterlin Me morial New Haven, Connecticut scholarship. He is one among 13 Connecticut students honored. Roland Peck, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Peck of Kensington. has re- turned to Gettysburg academy where he will be a senior.
 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Mazeine of Liberty street and Dr. and Mrs. 1 Leon Dary of Maple Hill are leaving on Monday for Canada. 1 Mr, ard Mrs. Gerald s. Nibberts Of Scarsdale, New York, are spend- 1 ing the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. l Dana Vihberts of Lincoln street, Mr. i Nlbberts parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Catlin of Adams street and Mr and Mrs. | Reuben TWichell of Brooksde road leave today for Ocean City, New Jer- sey to spcnls weeks time.
 Mrs. R. C. Merwin of Lincoln street has returned from Long ! Island.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Vibberts of | burg, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday
 to visit their son and daughter-in-
 law MT. and Mrs. Charles Vibberts. Mrs. Charles Duncanson of Cam
 bridge, Massachusetts, is the house
 guest of MT. and Mrs, Charles Law
 of Ten Acre road.
 Wooster Hitchcock of the Glen 1 Apartments has returned from a business trip out west.
 Miss Marie May and Miss kath- erine Clark of Prospect street are entertaining Miss Helen Stahl and Miss Arlene Branscombe of Mel rose Mass, this weekend Miss Bernice Unkelbach, daugh- ter ofMr. and Mrs. Max Unkelbach | of Black Rock avenue is spending ! the weekend at Rensselaer,.
 Mrs. Frank R. Fox of Fairview street, Mrs, William Young of Hatch street, Mrs. Edward Mills of Plain- vile, and Mrs, Henry Hudson of
 Warehouse Point are motoring to Cape Cod over the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Ginsburg of
 Monroe street were in New York
 for a few days last week Mrs. John Bartlett of New York
 city has been visiting in town with
 her mother Mrs. Margaret l.. Fitch | of Emmons Place. Yesterday Mrs l Fitch and Mrs. Bartlett motorcd to | A I cFt har Drh
 to stay for a short time.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Kirkham
 who have been at their summer
 home in Plainville since the latter
 part of June are now back in town
 at their Lexington street residence.
 Mrs. Henry Sage of Berlin is visit
 ing her brother at his home in St i Louis Wis.
 Mrs, Howard Humphrey of Shut | tie Meadow avenue is returning to- | day after spending d few days in New York city.
 Earl Van Buskirk of Ten Acre Road was in Boston, Mass. this l week.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Colt of Shut | tie Meadow avenue are in Boston, l Mass, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs Harold NJ. Parsons of Russell street are spending the | weekend in Ware, Mass. Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert and her little son. Wilbur, Jr., returned last | Wednesday to her home in Beau mont, Texas, joining Mir. Gilbert and their daughter Elizabeth, who left ] ten days ago by motor, reaching home last Monday.
 William J. Sweeney of Cedar street is leaving New York City to-
 day for san Francisco and sails | from there on Thursday for Japan, 1 returning to the states carly in De- l Ccmbcr.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chauncey Story of l Arlington, Mess, are spending the ! weekend with Mir Storys sister,