New Britain herald., 1915-06-07
7 City Items
A meeting of Mattabassett tribe,

A meeting of Mattabassett tribe,
 ming.
 A delegation of Nathan Hale coun- | cil, D of A, will visit Martha Wash | ington council this evening Plans for the summer season will 1 be made at meeting of the Working 1 Girls club this evening. Tegner lodge, o. of ", will meet this evening in Vega hall. A report will be received from the committee
 in charge of the state field day. Adam Tarutis of 4s Sheffield streeet
 has been taken to the hospital suffer- ing from appendicitis. City Clerk Thompson today re- ceived an inquiry regarding the suc- cess of the local. ice plant from AL derman H. J. Lewis of Bridgeport.
 The marriage of Albert Anderson and Lena Peterson will take place the latter part of this week in the brides former home in Vermont. The couple
 will reside in this city. The annual memorial exercises of Company I and Company will De held next Scnday. Graves of deceased
 members will be decorated.
 The third degree will be conferred this evening at a meeting of Har- mony lodge, A. F. A. M.
 Edward x. Callahan, of East street has reported to the police that a bicycle was stolen from him yester- day.
 A meeting of the public school principals will be held tomorrow af- ternoon in the office of the superin- tendent of schools.
 J. M. Burkarth is confined to his home on High street with an attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
 Marriage licenses were issued to- day to John Leonard Larson of 364 Church street and HuIda c. Munson of Blake road, and to Manuel Yetarian of 1853 North street and Veronica Nal bantian of 551 Main street.
 Miss Barbara Moore of Sunny ledge is visiting Miss Margaret Pierce at Frankfort, Maine, for the week. Miss Pierce was recently Miss Moore's guest.
 Miss F'lorine Parker of Vine street and her guest, Miss Katherine White side, are attending graduation exer- cises at Dana Hall, from which both were graduated last June.
 Miss Constance and Miss Julie Rus sell of Grove Hill have returned home from Sweetbriar' college in Virginia for the summer recess.
 Mrs. John l.. McAloon of 1S1 South Main street was operated on at the Hartford hospital Saturday.
 B. C. Smith and family of Arch street will leave Saturday for Madi- son where they have engaged a cot tage for the season.
 The Faith club will meet tomorrow evening with Miss V. Doucette of 26G High street. Lunch will be served.
 Stanley Post, G. A. R., has unani- mously voted it's hearty thanks to all wh ir any way assisted on Memorial Day.
 Joseph Crowley of sos East Main street had his bicycle stolen from in front of a Main street store early this morning.
 Miss K. Maude Smith of Naugatuck 8 former president of the Connecticut association of Woman Workers will give an address on Club Work at 1 the meeting of the Working Girls club this evening.
 The Sunshine society, will hold it's last meeting OI, the season tuesday afternoon. A large attendance is de- sired. --a
 George Spiess, Jr., of Hartford | will adress an open air meeting at the | corner of Main and East Main 1 streets this evening, at o'clock. His l subject will be, Objections to So- cialism Answered." Tonights meet l ing will be the first of a series ex- | tending throughout the summer l months.
 Stephen Robinson, manual train ing teacher at the Central Grammar school had an operation performed 1 on his nose for nasal Instructions at St. Francis hospital in Hartford on last Friday evening Surgeon Worm ley of Dr. Gills office had charge of the operation. MT. Robinson is rest ing comfortably at his home at so Columbia street and hopes to resume his duties in a few days