The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-20
LAY RETREATANTS LEAVE CITY TOMORROW
WATER WILLIE l Plan Musical
 Services For Sunday
Special Program Arranged For Grace Methodist
 Church-Relay Water Main

daughter Ann, of Cooke street, are at Beach Haven. New Jersey for the summer
 Miss Hazel Brown of Hartford and Miss Edna Brown of Spring field, spent the weekend with their parents, MT and Mrs Edward c. Brown of Boyden street. They were accompanied by their nephew, Edward B. Brown, Jr, of Spring field, who has remained with his grandparents for a visit. Mrs Roy Maxwell of Wheeler street, recently visited her son, Henry Sullivan of Bellemore, Long Island. She was accompanied by Mrs Edward Crow, of Wheeler street and Mrs Michael Wagner of Plymouth. MT Sullivan, who form erly resided in Waterville, has been doing religious work on Long Island following the completion of his course at the Nyack Theological Seminary for Missionaries at Nyach. N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Richard Lane of Sharon, Conn, have been visiting Mrs Lanes parents, MT and, Mrs Wesley Rood of Fort Hill avenue. Miss Alice Root of Olean, N. Y., with Mrs Stephen Dale and stephen Dale, Jr, of Princeton, N. Y, have been guests of MT and Mrs Ralph w. Darlington of Bon Air avenue.
 MT and Mrs Frederick Truelove, of Wheeler street, are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs P. J. Reardon of Summit Hill, New Jersey. Irving Seeley of New York spent | the week end with his father Theo- dore Seeley of Fort Hill avenue. Mrs Ernest Howe of Edgehill avenue, has returned from a three weeks motor tour of eastern Canada.
 MT and Mrs Leon Campbell of Boston, have been guests of Miss Lillian F. Tennant of Boyden street.
 Miss Olive Thomas of Sampson avenue and Miss Christine Green have been guests of friends at In- dian Orchard, Mass.
 Barrett Brown of Boyden street has moved to Fitchburg, Mass. MT and Mrs Frederick Harrison are vacationing at Bay View Beach, Milford.
 MT and Mrs John Lorensen with their daughter, Miss Alice Lorenser and Miss Edna Wolff are at their
 cottage at Bay View Beach for the season.
 Mrs Theodore Adams has return
 ed to her home on Huntington Iavenue, after visiting for a weel
 in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 | MT and Mrs Joseph Devine ant
 Miss Hazel Field of Thomastol
 avenue have returned from Nev
 York city where they were guest!
 of Edward Field, formerly of Wa.
 terville.
 Miss Catherine Breen of Not. ! tingham terrace has been visiting 1 her brother, Thomas F. Breen o1 Sandy Hook. |; l MT and Mrs Albert Frank had
 as weekend guests MT and Mrs Rit Thompson of Los Angeles Calf, MT and Mrs Leonard Frank of Torrington, and MT and Mrs | Charles Frank of Dover Plains N. Y.
 Miss Dorothy Burns has re. turned from a fortnight's vacation at Rose Cottage, at Clinton beach Mrs William Moore and daugh-
 ter. Margaret, of Driggs street re-
 gently visited at Indian Mack. | Mrs Alma H. Watson of Man. vile street is entertaining her niece, Miss Marion Lordie of New York city.
 Miss Mary Waters of Wheeler street is visiting her uncle, Andrew Herson of West New York. N. J. | Miss Evelyn Bailey of Byron | street Is spending several weeks | with her aunt, Mrs H. l.. Webster | and MT Webster of New Britain. Miss Ann Phelan of Terrace ave- nue is at the Waterbury hospital where she underwent an operation on Monday.
 Miss Lois Porch of Harvard street has been a guest at the sum.
 mer home of her grandmother
 Mrs William Schollay at Tyler
 lake, West Goshen.
 Robert Burns is enrolled for the
 season at the YMCA summer camI
 at Smiths pond. Watertown. MT and Mrs H. J. Beattie o1 1 Bon Air avenue with their childrer
 have returned from a visit witt
 the latter's parents. MT and MT.
 John Gavey of New London.
 MT and Mrs Frank J. Robinson
 of Dwight street recently enter
 tained MT Robinson's cousin, Mis-,
 Alice Angus of Winsted.
 Mrs William Anderson. with hel
 children, Phyllis and William
 have returned from vacation
 spent at Manchester, New Hamp
 shire and Point O. Woods beach
 East Lyme.