New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-15
And Spread Among the Nations!
Oh, Fisklets Young.

And Spread Among the Nations!
Oh, Fisklets Young.
Oh, Box of Tin,
You're But a Tri1ing Token
OF Loyalty Unbroken;
II A Wish is Each Die
$50 Singeth My Rhyme)
"A Prayer and a Hope Unspoken!
Oh, Box Of Tin.
II. Years That Are Past q
OF Joy and Sorrow Blended
BY Love and Hope Attend ed, A
Ten Milestones Ye Are,
But High the Goal Is and Far;
Only the Foothills Assembled!
Years That Are Past.
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Oh Years to Come
Let Skies Shine Kindly Ger Them!
With Life's Best Wisdom Store Then!.
Let Joys Bloom Sweet
About Their Feet, -
And Paths Run Smooth Before Them.
Oh Years to Come.
Among the guests present from out
Of town were: Col. G. H. Case of
Hartford, Mrs. Louise P. Jewett of
Hartford. Mrs Laura F. Clark of
Shelburne, Mass; i Rev. and Mrs.
Henry w Maier of New Britain, Rev.
Dr. and Mrs G. w. G. Fill of New
Britain, Rev. and Mrs A. =. Lord Of
Meriden, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
Macy of Newington, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Robothan of Avon, Mr. and
Mrs E. F. Miller of Avon, Mr.. and
Mrs W. C. Russell Of Hartford, Mrs.
Wooley of Hartford, Mrs. Gates and
sons, Ward and Leland, of Hartford;
Mrs. Dwight Case and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Case Of Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holcomb of Simsbury and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Squires of Meriden.
I Ventures Injured in Accident.
Orville Ventures, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lG. w. Ventres Of Berlin, will be con-
hned to his bed for the next few weeks
as "a result Of a collision in which he
/ figured about $3.50 O'Clock last even
| ing on Worthington ridge. Ventres
| was proceeding along Worthing ridge
on his motorcycle and did not per-
Thompson ahead of him. He struck
: the team with crash. and was
knokced from his machine.
Fem Nourse, who happened to be
/ passing the scene, assisted Ventres to
DR.. George p. Dunham's office. It
was necessary from DIR. Durham to
take three stitches in Ventres' right
leg to close UP wound. Ventures also
suffered other slight bruises and
scratches about the body. After re-
ceiving medical attention ventres was
taken to his home by Doctor Durham
in his automobile. e*
Ventures this morning claimed that
] there was no light on the carriage,
Y ofI1erwise he would have seen it and
the collision would have been avoided.
I He also says that the occupants in the
4 Thompson vehicle did not even stop
to inquire whether he was injured
Il after the collision, but drove away.
ventres is employed as a clerk in E.
E. Honiss' grocery store on Worth
ington ridge.
Milk Dealers in Squabble.
/ People living in the vicinity Of
| Harry Larson's farm in Kensington
thought that the European war had
been transferred to that place last
! night. Hjalnar Larson Of 1874 Green
4 wod street, New Britain, complained
to the New Britain police later that
he had been the object of an attack
by Charles johnson. His head was
/ bandaged up and he presented pitt
full sight. As the case was out of the
New Britain authorities jurisdiction
Larson was advised to consult law
!. yer.
I Hjalnar Larson claims that he was
/ in Kensington purchasing some milk
from Hairy Larson when Johnson put
in an appearance. He says that he
just "josheda johnson In friendly
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