New Britain herald., 1930-04-19

E. Wilbor of Forest street, is spend 1 ing the weekend at his home. Fred Troup, of worthington i ridge, Berlin, left on Tuesday for q trip to the Pacific coast.
 LeRoy Cedarval of Winthrop street spent last week end in New York city.
 
 Mrs. Claire Anderson has return ed to her home in kensington after spending the past three months il New York. | Mr. and Mrs Sherwood H. Ray mond, of Harrison street, with their children, are spending the holidays in Atlantic City.
 Daniel Porter. son of Mr. and Mrs l Alphonse Porter of Adams street, l student at Harvard. spent his Eas- ter recess with a classmate. Richard Kimball, in Pittsburgh. |
 Mrs. J. Davies and her grand daughter, Miss Hester May Dillon Of | Chicago. H., have been spending week in town visiting with Mir. and Mrs. J. Dillon of Corbin avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. Dudley Walker and their young son John and little | of crn have gone to Wilmington, Del, for a weeks visit with Mr. Walkers parents, MT. and Mrs. John Walker
 Mrs. Alice Dunham of Rahwa". N. J., is spending the week kend with Mrs. Maxwell Coe of Elbrdge road.
 Mir and Mrs. George Boil of Trumbull street are in New York city for the week end Mrs William C. Hungerford of Russell street was in Boston, Mass, on Tuesday aud Wednesday of this week.
 Mr and Mrs. George kohn Of West Hartford spent the week il New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Albro of Monroe street and Dr. J. r. Dob- son and Mrs. Dobson Of West Eni avenue will be in New York city the early part of next week.
 Earle Van Buskirk of Ten Acre road is leaving for Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday.
 J. Stone of Ten Acre road re turned from Texas last Tuesday after attending a Hardware conven- ton in Galveston and enjoying short visit at the Wilbur Gilbert home in Beaumont.
 
 Mrs. Johnstone Vance of Monroa street was in New York city during the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey are entertaining at their home on Shuttle Meadow avenue this week. end Captain George Bains and Mrs. Helen Bowling of New York city.
 Harold M. Parsons returns to his home on Russell street tomorrow, after a weeks trip in the middle western states.
 Raymond Babcock has returned to his home in the Westminster apartments, from a trip to Chicago.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Hall of Coolidge street arc spending the Easter week end in Boston.
 Miss Mary Blum of Stanley street, is visiting in Providence over the holidays.
 Miss Barbara Curtin, daughter Of Mir and Mrs John Curtin of El- bridge road, will be a guest at pri- vate dinner dance given at the Su.- field Country club this evening. Mrs. Robert J. Vance returned to her home on Maple street Wednes- day after a trip to Washington, D. C. C. r. Stanley. who spent the past two weeks in Texas on business, re- turned Monday to his home on Lin coin road.
 Mrs. Harriso nBristoll of Vance street with her children has gone to weekend with her mother and father.
 F. w. Blanchard of Chicago, H., was in town this week on business. Mir. Blanchard is connected with the Hart & Cooley Co. of this city. Mrs Frank $. Caldwell of Lenox / Place, who has been wintering in the south. returned this week after a stop off in Washington, D. C. <. Mr, and Mrs, W. T. Hull are back at their home on Maple street after I winter spent in the south. } Mrs. Harry Bates Of Russell street and Mrs. John Loomis Of Lincoln road have returned from Washing ion, D. (.
 Q H. W. Maior, Jr. who has been !. living in Nashua. \. H. for the past . few weeks was a guest of Val C. l Hart at his home on Hart street this ', week.
 s The opening of the fishing season | | on Tuesday saw many Of New Brit C ans ardent fishermen up at the