The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-06
New Station

New StatlOn John M. Lynch, proprietor oi | the Waterville Filling station al the corner of Thomaston avenue , and Homer street, is being com plimented on the fine appearing new station which he has erected on his site. Business was car ried on as usual at the old sta. ton while the larger and more up to-date building was being erected and now the old building has been demolished, improving the appear ance of the property.
 Party
 Mrs George Blinn was the guest of honor at birthday party re- cently' rendered her by her moth er-in-law, Mrs Mary Blinn of Thomaston avenue. Several tables of cards were in play and a buff fet supper was served. Those present were Mrs Peter Wells Mrs William Hart, Mrs Russell Hughes, Mrs John Marshall Me- Mahon, Mrs James Ahrens, Mrs Louis Dadario, Mrs John Sonier, Mrs William Moore, Mrs Joseph McArdle, Mrs George Blinn and Mrs Mary Blinn.
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 Mir and Mrs Ralph P. Meyers of Lone Oak avenue have returned from a vacatoin spent at Ogunquit Beach, Maine, and in Quebec.
 Miss Alice DuBois of Salisbury, was a weekend guest of local relatives.
 MT and Mrs James A. Couch of Wheeler street are spending some time at Guilford Lake.
 Frederick Book of Cooke street has returned from a trip to Mon- treal, Canada.
 Mr and Mrs Lewis Behan of Suf- folk street, who have been spend ing their vacation at Old Lyme. have returned to their home.
 MT and Mrs Louis Riffenberg and Miss Virginia Snyder of Driggs street, have been visiting friends in Hudson, N. Y.
 Mrs M. J. Malia and her family have returned to their home on Boyden street after spending a month at the Kirby cottage at Bay View Beach, Milford.
 Miss Rae Polo of Hasse street, have returned from a trip to Ak ron, Ohio. They visited Niagara Falls en route.
 MT and Mrs Walter Terry and John Mccarthy of Downes street, who have been on motor trip to the Worlds Fair at Chicago and Niagara Falls, have returned.
 Among those who attended the second classmen's furlough hop al the United States military academy at West Point, N. r., were Miss Eleanor Stevens of Boyden street ad Miss Helen Grant of Cooke street. The former was the guest of Cadet Charles Waters of Seattle Washington, and the latter attend ed with Cadet Robert Trout oi New Jersey.
 Mrs George Leoenard and Mrs Edwina Wightman of Wheele, street, have been visiting friends in Providence, R. I.
 Anderso eidler of St Peters burg, Fla, is spending a month with his parents, MT and Mrs E. A. Zeidler of Chase avenue.
 Mrs Fred Webster of Homer street, has been entertaining her sister, Mrs Clifford E. Welton and the latter's children, Richard Raymond and Virginia Welton ot Elizabeth, N. J.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Shea, who have moved from Homer street to their recently completed new home on Cooke street, recently en- tertained at a house-warming Their guests were Mrs Theodore Adams, Mrs Charles Erk, Mrs Thomas McGivney, Mrs Homer Bronson, Mrs George Hale, Mrs Clifford Smith, Mrs W. T. Whit field and Mrs Samuel Clark.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Devine and their two small daughters oi Thomaston avenue, have moved tc Providence, R. l., where MT De- vine has been promoted to the dis trict sales managership for the Texas Oil Co.