New Britain herald., 1930-08-30

Cosey Beach where they spent a week.
 Edmund W. Marx of Greenwood street. has returned after spending the summer at Camp Tekoa in the Berk shires.
 Mrs. W Cook and Mrs. Harry McDougall of Norwich, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. w Marx of Greenwood street.
 Mrs. Richard White and her two small children, Betty and Marcus of Corbin avenue, arrived home We'd nesday from Orford. New Hamp- shire where they spent the summer with Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs. William Cole.
 Allen Moore will leave Tuesday | for Pulaski, Tenn. after spending fhe weekend with his parents MT. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore of Mar tha's Vineyard
 MT and Mrs. Richard White of Corbin avenue, left Friday for Nova Scotia.
 MT. and Mrs, Albert Corbin of Shuttle Meadow road will have as their guests this weekend Mrs. William Corbin and her daughter of 1 New Haven.
 Mrs. Stuart Lyle of Washington, D. C.. who has been visiting Miss Ruby Andrews of Lincoln street for two weeks, left Tuesday for Peckskill. New York, 10 join her young son Stuart Jr. Miss Andrews and Mrs. Lucian Stevens of Monroe street. accompanied Mrs. Lyle 10 1 Peekskill by motor, returning to New Britain the same day. Mrs. Elizabeth TimbreIl and her son Howard, of Cedar street, left | Tuesday to spend a week at Bel mont, Vermont.
 Miss Irene Sharpe and Miss Eva Barnes of Hart street, have returned from a trip to New York city and Philadelphia,
 Miss Laura Brown Of Chestnut street is at Lake Congamond for the weekend
 Charles P. Merwin of Lexington street accompanied by his mother, Mrs, Harriet N. Merwin Of Lincoln street Mrs George Corbin and Miss Georgia Parker of Lexington street, drove to Lake Strafford, New Hampshire, on Sunday. Mfr. and Mrs. Harold Hatch and their children Of Lincoln road, left Friday to spend the weekend with Mir. Hatch's parents. MT. and Mrs. William L. Hatch at their summer home at WeeGapaug, Rhode Island,
 -'AI '' -'Iol4h IlIC IIiSOll anu Iltl two children of Maple Hill, will re- turn to their home Thursday from Birmingham Lake, New York. MT ] and Mrs. Johnson Hill have as their guests Mrs A. W. Hinde, Mrs . Johnson's mother, and Mrs Mae Johnson. who have been visiting with them at the fake.
 
 Mir. and Mrs William L. Hatch | will leave their summer home at Weekapaug, Rhode Island, and re- turn to New Britain Monday.
 Mrs. Dugald McMillan Of Madi- son Beach had as her guests Friday . Mrs. George Corbin, Miss Georgia Parker and Mrs. George Dyson.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske and her son, Samuel, Jr., Of Berlin, are back . from Europe Victoria Fiske. the | daughter Of the family, IS at the . Vineyard this weekend with Mrs. . Maurice Stanley.
 Mss MarJorle stowe leaves the 1 first of next week for her home in Cleveland. Ohio She has been the house guest of Mrs. Stanley Galpin . of Berlin, Marjorie Galpin. the only , daughter Of the Stanley Galpins. ar rives in New York City next Thurs . day after a summer spent on the . continent.
 Mrs. Lauren Banford and her two sons who have been down at Lake Pocotopaug for the month of August will be back al their home in Maple Hill this weekend
 William H. Booth Of Forest street went up to the Vineyard Friday 10 join his wife and young son, William Jr. Curtis, the eldest of the family, joined them today.
 Mrs. s. Monte has returned to her home in Elizabeth, x. J. after spending short time with her sis ter. Mrs, G. Kraemer of Maple street
 Mrs. Raymond Healy Of West Palm Beach, Florida, will spend the first three weeks of September with her sister, Mrs A. w. Piper of Garden street.
 Mrs, William Montague who spent the winter months with her dau9h-