New Britain herald., 1930-06-14


 connected with the firm of Redmond and Co. in New York city.
 
 Miss Eurith Wachter of New York city, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Park Place is spending few weeks with her parents.
 Miss Katherine Griffin. of Med field. Mass, formerly a teacher at the local Senior High school with her sister. Miss Elizabeth Griffin, di- rector of music in Waterbury, will sail on July I'd for Europe where they will tour until September
 John Purney son of Dr. and Mrs. John Purney of Corbin avenue, grad uated from Philips Andover acad- emy yesterday pr. and Mrs. Pur- ney and their daughter, Miss Eliza beth attended the festivities and re- turned last evening.
 Miss Eleanor Wells Hine, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert C. Hine
  Bradford academy, Bradford. Mass, on Monday Of this week. Miss Hine was one of eight to receive the dis tinction of graduating cum laude. She was also given honorable mention in the George Haseltine scholarship prize,
 Miss Hine will enter Connecticut college this fall. Her sister. Miss Flora Hine. graduated from Con- necticut in g.
 Miss Sarah Frisbie of Park street graduated from Northfeld seminary on Monday. Miss Frisbie vas pres ident of the Current Events club and active in student government.
 Donald McCrann, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael McCrann of Lake court will graduate next Wednesday from Holy Cross college. Mir. McCrann spent a few days this week with his parents.
 James Connolly of Chestnut street, son of Mrs. James Connolly, was one of those who graduated from the Catholic university in Washing ton, D. C.. this week:
 Mir. and Mrs. Gail Porter of For est street and their two sons, George and Clifford, went to New York city on Tuesday. They sailed for Europe Wednesday. The Porters will tour the Scandinavian countries this year. Carmen R. Naples son Of Anthony Naples of Wilcox street. graduated from Georgetown university in Washington, D. c, with a bachelor of arts degree Monday. His brother, Dominic Naples will be graduated today from Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute at Troy.
 Miss Huldah sanberg of Maple street is spending this month in Laramie, Wyoming, where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nels Stran- berg. Miss Sanberg will visit Tel low Stone National park and other points of interest through the west Richard Pelton, son of Mir. an1 Mrs. Ernest Pelton of Forest street, has finished his scholastic year at Deerfleld, Deerfield, Mass, and is spending his vacation with his par. ents
 Thomas Llnder, son of Mir an1 Mrs. Thomas Linder of Lincoln road. a student at Harvard, is spending his summer recess with his parents.
 Miss Mildred Goodwin Of Ellis street IS in Bridgeport attending the reunion of Mount Ida Connecticut club Of which she is president. Miss Goodwin also attended the com mencement exercises al the school in Newton, Mass, the first of the month
 Richard Cooper, the youngest son of Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper Of Vine street will be graduated from Taft school on Friday the 10th Of June.
 Frances Messinger. the eldest daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Carl Mes singer of Philadelphia, Pa, former ly Of this city is spending the weekend al the Maurice Peaze home on Lincoln Lane
 Bret Neece Of Corbin avenue has
 
 Mrs. Manyille Johnson of Maple Hill IS in the Adirondack mountains this week with her mother
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur Sampson and their two little girls Of Harrison street will go to Stannard Beach next week 10 spend the entire sum- uler season.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Elbridge Beecher and their small daughter Ann Of Lincoln street are opening their summer home in Westbrook on the goth Of June.
 Mrs. Maxwell Porter and her two children will spend the month Of July in the White Mountains.
 Mrs. Charles Stanley and her family of Lincoln road with her sis ter Mrs. Kenneth Searle and her children Of Adams street went to Marthas Vineyard last Thursday to spend the summer months.