New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

O'Conpor's sister Mrs. Robert J. Vance. at Ridgowood Beach Clinton.
 Mrs. P. c. Platt and children of Ten Acre road has been visiting MT. pIatrs family in Newtown Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Clair Hall spent the week in town with Mir. Halls sister, Mrs. William II. Rattenbury of shut tie Meadow avenue.
 Mrs. Hartwell Taylor of Rich mond. Va. is visiting Mrs. George HiIdobraudt of Randockcr lane.
 John w. kirkham of Austin. Tex, is visiting his parents, Mir, and Mrs, John II. Kirkham of Lexington street and Plainville.
 Miss Barbara Hlllard, daughter Of Mrs. Albert r. Corbin of Shuttle Meadow. returned on Tuesday from Tampa, Florida
 Mrs. William II, Rattenhury and daughter. Jane. spent the month Of August at the Belmont West liar wich, Mass.
 Harold NJ. Parsons, Jr, son of Mr. cnd Mrs H. M. Parsons of R1ssel! street is 10 enter the Kingswood school in West Hartford this fall.
 Erwin Sloper. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Slopar of Grove Hill who has been in Greenvillc, Maine all summer is returning home soon and will enter the Taft school in WatertoWn,
 Captain and Mrs. F, 4, Jarman of Newark, N. J.. are sojournlng with Mir, and Mrs, Earl V. Higbec of Garden street this weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert r. !'orbin returned on Tuesday from Chatham, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wells Foster of Rus sel street returned on Monday from q motor trip to Vermont.
 Steven and Richard Hart of Ma pic Hill have return Il from a trip to Denmark.
 Mrs Charles Law and two sons returned to their nome on Ton Acre road this week after spending a month at Hotchkiss Grove.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Gormond Of Lincoln street spent Labor Day with Mir. and Mrs. Louis Young at Mar thas Vineyard.
 NIr. and Mrs, Harold Harrop Of Harrison street left yesterday for Toledo, Ohio, where they will at tend the wedding of MT Harrops niece. Miss Esther Kirkbrido, which will take place Saturday. Mrs liar lop has been spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. F. x. Stanley and sister, Miss Esther Starley at Oak Bluffs. Mrs, Stanley and her daughter will return to their home on Lexington street on the eighteenth of this month.
 
 Miss Elizabeth A. McAloon has re turned after spending months va cation with hcr parents Mr. and Mrs. James r. McAloon of Stanley street. Miss McAloon will resume her duties at the Cumberland hos rital it, New York city.
 Notice has been received from on board the steamship "Octorata r which cruises the Great Lakes that Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Peterson and C. J. Peterson of this city were among the passengers listed for d recent trip.
 Theodore Wagner of South Bur rtt street has sailed on 'Dcs Damp fers" for Germany and other parts of Europe. Mr. Wagner expects 10 bo back in New Britain in two years. On the same ship is.Mrs, Oscar looer and her daughter, Clara, of New Britain Mrs. Do"r and Miss Clara arc planning to travel along the Rhine over to Switzerland where Mrs. Docr lived before coming to this country. "Thcy will return some time in November.
 Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kimhall of Lexington street with their daughter Betty and two sons, George and Penn. spent last Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates at Madison.
 Ira Hicks of West Main street and Wolton Beach of Black Rock avenue are on q two weeks fishing trip in Nova Scotia.
 Arthur Kimball and his son, George Of Lexington street left Wednesday for Princeton, N. J. Thursday Mrs I[imball with Penn T., joined them in New York for a day, later going 10 Princeton where she will be for the weekend.