New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

day after spending the weekend in i town with her parGhts, Mr. and Mrs, | Harold T. Sloper of Russell street, Harold Wills, son of Mrs. Alice T. Rossberg of Vine street has re- turned home after an extended so- journ in Honolulu.
 Neal F'itzgibbon the young 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. E. Fitz- g:bbon of Corbin avenue has a de- | lightful trip ahead of her. She plans to sail for Europe early in May and to spend many weeks in leisurcly | travel on the continent. i Spring is the moving season and | Lincoln road and its surrounding area is the popular spot for new ! homes, particularly with the young l CT marrieds, many of whom are giv- | ins up their apartments and buying l single dwelling houses. The past | i'iOil'Ii iitAS '7S-li sl NlluIioN iil iiN- ! street address of many names prom inent on the social register. The i Stanley Harts, the Maxwell Goes. { the Clarence Mannings, the Stanley l Duncans and the Frank Nichols 1 lave all made property changes and next week will see AIr. and | Mrs. Mortimer Camp in their new home at 46 Lenox place. Nlr and Mrs. Logan Page Of Trumbull street are spending a few | days in Rome, x. Y., with Mr.. 1 Pages sister. Mrs. Hagen Hinman the former Katherine Buol of th.s | city.
 Miss Maiorie Rogers, the oldlst daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul RoS- CTS of Lincoln road. returns from the Edgcwood school in Greenwich, ! Conn. next Friday 10 spend hcI spring vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Frisbie O. Vine street and Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Germond of Lincoln road ha: Q returned from Clearwater, Florida.
 Mrs. r.. W. Seaholm with her lit- tie daughter Natalie, of Birming- ham, Mich, is visiting her paren,s, Mir. and Mrs C. W. Swanson o3 Hart Terrace.
 Mrs. John Fellows comes back 10 her home on Ten Acre road next Monday after spending week in Maplewood, \. J., with her parents, Mir. and Mrs J. Baker.
 Roger Whitman and his small daughter. Betty, of Corbin avenue were in New York city last week. end with the young lady's grand father, Alfred Whitman and this weekend MT. Whitman is here in town visiting with lis sons family and his daughter who is Mrs. Car men Sopcr Of Shuttle Meadow ave- Eue.
 Mr. and Mrs. William l.. Beers of . Pearl street and Mrs. Ernest N. Humphrey of Lincoln street arrived a. their homes on Wednesday from St. Petersburg. Florida
 
 Miss Rea Zimmerman. daughter or Alr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman of Vine street, is spending the week. end in New York city. Harold Beloin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beloin of West Ma n street. has returned to HanoveH, New Hampshire, where he is stu dent at Dartmouth.
 Alr and Mrs. Arthur Jones, and daughter Marjorie, of Forest street. motored to Boston this week for a few days stay.
 Mrs Ray Leach of Vine street ] will attend the Flower Show in New ] York city this coming week.
 Mrs William McKirdy Of Lincoln street returned to her home nn Thursday from a seven weeks stay iE Miami, Florida.
 Mrs. Stanley Lonsdale of Bridge pert. and Mrs. D. Lewis of London, England, spent Thursday in town.
 
 Nr and Mrs ('bnStnr Williams n Liberty street are spending tne weekend Tn Nichols, Conn.
 Luther Parker of Forest stre.t spent Monday Tn New York city. Leonard Clarkson, son of Mrs J. E. Wilbor of Forrest street, stu dent at Milford Preparatory school in Milford, is spending the weekend at his home.
 Mrs. Chester Williams and daugi- ter Miss Ruth Williams Of Liberty street. were in Bridgeport for few days this week.
 
 MISS peal Nramer or Black ROCK avenue and Dr. Maurice Pike Of NcWington. are the weekend guosta of Miss Cramer's cousin. Mrs Mar tir Gill, junior, of Bridgeport.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troup of Der lin have as their house guest Mr Troup's sister, Mrs. A. A. Hartsok of Dayton, 0.
 
 Major Frank Wilcox and Mrs Wilcox of Berlin have returned from Florida where they spent the winter months.
 MT. and Mrs, Clayton Parker Of