New Britain herald., 1929-06-22

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 Mr. aaA Mra Rudolph DEaalt aud childEpn ef Truabull etFese havs returned fralm . i've Wssks vtsit with Nr. Braadt's parssAs In South Carolina.
 Judge and Mrs. stanley Trsosski se vins street attsndsa the Yale Harvard baseball tame in New Hay sa on Tuesday.
 Ford Cooper and Richard ceopsr of Vine street sail fef England next Thursday whsrs they will toia thstr parents. Ar. aAd Ars. Elisha Cooper.
 Nra William I. Morrissey and ehildrsa of vins street left yester- day ts spend the summer at Stan- uard Beach. "Wsstbrook.
 
 Harry weoslA. principal of the Nathan Hale Junior High school. calls on July :. fol. . trip to Eu' rops.
 George Kimball. son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur c. Kimball of Lsxing- ton street, received the degree of master of arts Tuesday at the com. mencement exercises of Princeton university. Princeton. New Jsrset. He was graduated from the univsr- sity with . degree of bachelor .ot arts last year receiving his degree with highest honors. Last year he won | fellowship and recently was awarded the Proctor fellowshiD Of el,4oo. Mr. Ktmball plans to return to Princeton next year and study for tho degree of doctor of phi osophy. .,.
 Mr. Kimball and his brother. Penn T. Kimball. sail today for Eu' rope. They will spend the summer hiking in Switzerland.
 Mrs. Raymond Babcock of Roch- ester, New York, is visiting her sis- ter. Mis- Ruth Henry of Lincoln street.
 Mra Stanley Cooper and son of Brookside road leave next Thurs- day to spend the summer at Sa- ehem's Head.
 Stuart W. Parsons of Lincoln street attended his class reunions at Yale this week.
 Mrs Albert corbin of Shuttle Meadow road and her daughter. Nias Barbara Hillard Smith. were In New York city on Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell g. Porter and two children of Lincoln road will bs in Franconia. New Hamp- shire, during July. and at Fishers Island, New York, in August.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Manning of Steele street attended the Yale Harvard baseball game in New Haven last Tuesday.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bradford of Springfield. Mas. are visiting MT. and Mrs. Donald McMillan of Park place and with them attended the boat races In New London yester- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hart of Hart street who have been abroad for several weeks are sailing for the states July 3rd.
 Nr. and Mrs. M. Healy and small daughter, Jean Elizabeth of Maple street are spending the weekend in Milford.
 Mia Polly Morse returned Thurs- day to her home in Boston. Mass.. after spending the week in town with her aunt. Mrs. William Mon- tague of Hawley street.
 Allan Mckenzie hes returned to his home in Milwaukee. Wis, whils Mrs. Mckenzie has stayed on to visit with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. George Kron of the Glen Apartments. With them she will. later this season, motor back to her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Boil of Trumbull street were in New Lon don yesterday for the Yale-Harvard reQtta-
 Ar. and Mrs. Walter Fletcher and family of Monroe street are motor. ing to Maine the latter part of next week, leaving their eldest son Paul . . boys camp, they will 60 on to attend the wedding of Mrs. Fletch- CTS uncle.
 Mrs. Virginia Taylor. | former resident of this city. who has been abroad for two years arrives in New York city on the 3oth of June.
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 The John c. Loomises of Lincoln road are opening their summer home at Madison today. John. IT,. their youngest son is entertaining Erwin Sloper, son of MT. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gloper of Grove Hill over the week end. On Monday Err win and John, who is known as ''Tony" and George Linder. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Llnder of Lincoln road are motoring to Green vile. Maine to spend . week at the A. J. gloper's summer home on Mooseheid Lake. Kenyon Loomia, the eldest son of ths John c. Loo -t~>~ NAA< ~>~<>~AaA kA aunAnA thA