New Britain herald., 1915-03-01


 not been completely restored to Health, he $ said to he well on the road to recovery.
 According to reports, Cameron has arranged with Murphy to have tho latter act as manager of the New Haven team this summer, providing Cf course tho directors vote for eight cubs. 1t was said that the local man SitCd Cincinnati for the purpose of signing up some players and that be fore returning he presented Cameron with contracts for at least three men who have agreed to wear New Haven uniforms this summer
 Murphy claims that his last trip had nothiHG to do with baseball and when asked tp confirm tho report that he is to be in charge of the "White Wings this sumner he cvades with the answer that there may not be any league this year.
 A. (. Church Activities.
 Rev J. W. Denton. pastor of the Advent Christian church. went to Nallingford today to assist Rev. Henry stone in revival services that are being conducted in that city. MT Denton vii be the preacher at
 
 attend the meeting of the Ministers association of the Connecticut and Western Massa chusctts conference to bc held in Bridgeport. He plans to return Co Plainvillc in time to attend the cottage meeting to be held tomor- loW evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs Nincinus, Hart's corner.
 The Ladies union of the church will hold d food and fancy work sale Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs $. A. Wheeler of 3S Broad street.
 Revise Bylaws.
 At a meeting of the Crescent Past Noble Grands' association held here this afternoon, report was received from the committee having in charge the revision of bylaws "f the or sanitation. On the committee are Mrs. Louise Miller of Bristol; Mrs. C. M. B. Douglass of ForcStVillc and Mrs. F.. D. Wadfield of this place.
 The revision of the bylaws was ordered by the grand sire of the Ma tiOnal odd Fellows. that body having Jurisdiction over the I}cbcllah lodges with which tn" noble ErHnds' associa- tion iS affiliated The association was instructed to discontinue aIl secret work and to give up it's passwords and limitations. II must hereafter be a purely social organization.
 The meeting today was held in the local odd Fellows hall. the past aIands being the guests Of the former heads of the Martha Rebekah lodge
 Brief Items.
 Mrs. Noric l.. Spencer of West Main street spent the weekend in Fair Haven as the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Morton.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting this evening in Odd Fellows hall and will initiate a class of four candidates.
 Mrs. Harry Frederick. formerly of this place, is ill at her home in Bris- tol. Mrs. Florence Roberts of Plain vile, is attending her
 W. N. Chichester is again able to he out after having been confined to his home for several days with in juries sustained in the Sessions Clock shop in Forestville, where he is employed.
 Mrs. Mary Colt has returned to her home in New Haven after a three months visit in town as the guest of Mrs. Mary McGrath of Pine street.
 A number from here attended the funeral of Edward " Farrell held this morning from St. Joseph's church in New Britain.
 The Holy Name socicr will hold it's monthly meeting tomorrow even ing at 7:3O in the vestry of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Edward Reynolds of New York and Reginald Lord of Essex were the weekend guests of Philip Bassctt of West Main street
 The call for the annual meeting of the Cemetery association to be held on March was issued today by the secretary, R. C. Usher.
 Rev. Duane Griffin of Hartford. Methodist church yesterday morning. Rev. MT. Griffin was formerly pas tor of the local church and Nester day he received d most cordial well come from his many local friends.
 A horse, owned by the Adams IGx- press company ran away Saturday On Maple street and in turning the Whiting street corner threw the wagon in is wake against the curb. break ing ono of the wheels. The outfit | was then halted.
 The Home Missionary snciety of the Congregational church will meet l tomorrow afternoon with Mrs $. P. l Williams of West Main street. The Misses Eleanor and Margaret Mrlnorney have returned to their ] home in Ashley Falls Mass, after 1 spending few days in town as the l guests of their cousin Mrs. A. J. , Bordcau of Broad street. Rev. w. r. kilcoyne of this place celebrated vespers last evening in St 1 Matthews church in Forestville. Sev- |