New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Leave For Schools


 The general exodus of students for the winter session of the schools and colleges took place over the weekend.
 Garvie Molu1nphy, son of Mrs. John T. Molumphy Gridley former ly of Berlin, has returned to An napolis, where he is in his third year.
 Miss Natalie Gwatkin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Leland Gwatkin of Worthington ridge, has returned to 1 Russell Sage colle ge. William Shepard. son of MT. and Mrs. William Shepard, has returned 1 to Cornell university.
 Miss Marjorie Mueller, daughter of MT and Mrs. Carl Mueller of Der lin, has returned to Columbia uni vcrsity.
 Katherine Gold, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Russell Gold of Worthing- ton ridge, has returned to her studies at Cedar Crest college.
 Miss Elizabeth Coale, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. $. Chase Coale of Worthington ridge, has returned 10 Colby academy.
 John Molumphy, son of Mrs John Molumphy Gridley, has gone back to Staunton Military academy.
 LeRoy Fleischer, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fleischer, has returned to Harvard Law school.
 John Deming, son of Mir. and Mrs Lester Deming has returned to his studies at Wesleyan university. as
 has Frank Kramer, Jr., son of MT
 and Mrs Frank Kramer Miss Doris Baldwin. daughter of
 Mrs. C. E. Baldwin, has returned to
 LaSalle Seminary,
 Berlin Notes [ William Coale, son of Mr. ahc Mrs. S, Chase Coale, has returned tc = New York city to resume Work q = the American Hosiery company New York office.
 l Miss Ethel Robbins of New 1orl 5 city has returned to her home atte spending the holidays with Mir. an' . Mrs. $. Chase Coale of Worthingtol | ridge.
 $ Alr, and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd ar
 expected to return to their home 10 s day after spending the holidays a I Lake Placid. New York. E Miss Marjorie Galpin is eXpHcte e to return home today after spendih t the holidays at Lake Ilacld. Z Mr. and Mrs. Pardon t. lIcNe entertained at their home 0 Worthington ridge Saturday night e dinner in honor of Miss Elzabet | Kirk of Chicago, III. = Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troup II Worthington ridge are glNlhg = series of parties at their home U Il first is to he held on Thursday eve IS ming. when they will entertain u people at dinner and cards. s Pnchcs-Sundman y The wedding of Mrs. Ruth sumo J. man and Robert Pinches, both II Berlin. took place Saturday ate 'e noon at the Pinches home on Wort le ington ridge. The ceremony Wi
 performed by Rev. s. A. flske
 the Berlin Congregational churc 'e Following the wedding luhrhe' 'e was served to close friends ot u l. couple. After short wedding IT ss the couple will reside in the f'hcn IT. home.
 Norman BigeIow Injured as Norman Bigelow of Worthingt 10 ridge was treated at the Ne" hr ain General hospital Saturday nor ce ing after he had suffered seVe
 decorations of the leg. He is el ot ployed by Rackliffe Bros, me- te New Britain. It was learned as flying glass cut him while he W w at work Saturday morning. IT, Berlin Church Notes cd The Girl Scouts met this aft ub noon at 4 o'clock in the scout roo
 On Wednesday afternoon
 Woman's Aid society Of the Ser of Congregational church. will meet It. the home of Mrs. Kenneth Rel! sh of Worthington ridge. on Next Sunday William Hawkes. nd Anatolia college, Salonlka, V eft speak both at the morning servi he and special services in the cVeni cir Mir. Hawkes. is a missionary of ,rn American board home on leave
 studying at Union seminary.