Miss Edith Walker of Hartford and
Hiram Williams of Boston, Mass.,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Williams of Woodstock avenue.
Mrs. Mary E. Hurlburt entertained
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bellows
of Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. Mary Forsyth entertained over
the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Buckland
Mr. and Mrs. E. Strong. Doris, lister,
Frank, and George Strong and Claire
Brewer of East Hartford: also Mrs.
E. Newton of Cromwell.
The presumption is that some weath
er man who Is shy a winter's supply
of coal was running the meteorolgknl
Job Monday. A large section of popu
lar opinion was to the effect that he
overdid the Job. for it was really too
hot tor comfort.
"Mm Grundy."
■Mrs. Grand/" was tha aame at •
tody in Thomas Morton's "Speed tfel
How," a play written to 1798. Lika
Dickens' Mm Harris she was not •
real character la the play, bat iretp
bad/ in tha play who triad to do any
thing that was sat proper was told
that “Mm Grand/" wouldn't lika it
The expression is generally used to
Bean the power of other people's ideas
Of what la right and prayer to cootful
ear own actions.
