New Britain herald., 1915-02-20
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 A meeting of the Hartford and Bristol Bird Study club was held al the New Britain Institute this after noon, beginning at 2:3O.
 A drill and business meeting of the third rank team of Washington J.. Morgan lodge, No. Fl, Knights of Pythias, at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Vega hall. when final arrangements will be made for the past chancellor's night on March 23.
 A. B. Blaine, of the Y. M. C. A college at Springfield, will give an illustrated talk at the Y. M. C. A. at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on the work of the college.
 There will be a special meeting Of the entertainment committee of the l. o. B. B. tomorrow morning at IL o'clock at the office of Dr. B. l.. Pro- tass at No. 252 Main street.
 There will be a meeting of the an. niversary committee of the Ladies auxiliary, A. O. H., Monday evening at o'clock in St. Joseph's school hall to make up a report for the reg ular meeting of the organization, which will be held upon the succeed ing evening.
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 Vega society will celebrate its an niyersary tonight Tn Vega hall A turkey supper will be served.
 A supper was held last night by the Biptist Bible school teachers and of ficers, followed by a conference on Sunday school matters.
 Members of the Epworth league of the Trinity M. E. church attended the meeting of the New Britain group in Southington last night night An ad- dress was made by Rev. II. k. Miller of Waterbury.
 W. H. Meagley of 46 Trinity street entertained the Roger Williams clut of the Baptist church at his home last night.
 A hearing will be held Tuesday on the application of the Stanley Works to increase its capital stock.
 The German Rife club will be rep resented at the annual meeting of the Southern New England Schuetzen- bund in Hartford tomorrow. ArrangM ments will be made for the annual shoot to be held in Hartford this sum- mer.
 Councilman w. F. Hausmann has decided not to be a candidate for re- election in the spring.
 Howard Hancock left today for De- troit, Mich, where he is to be traffic manager of the Michigan Steel Boat company.
 William B. Stoddard, well known drug clerk, has applied to the county commissioners for a transfer of the license of the late T. J. Odel on Park street.
 Six property transfers and six death certificates were recorded with the city clerk this week. Nine marriage licenses were issued.
 Frank J. OBrien. a meter reader in the water department, is said to be considering petitioning for an increase in salary.
 Baltus Sarkis and John Stanlsns have filed with the city clerk notice of their intentions to sell their bottling establishment at 112 Hartford avenue to Edward Heim and Joseph Herbert
 
 the past wee kamounted to s166.60.
 John F. Gunshannon, former tu- berculosis commissioner, will give lecture illustrated by motion pictures tomorrow afternoon at Fox's theater. MT. Gunshannon was secured through the efforts of pr. T. E. Reeks, super fntendent of health.
 The school council is considering the organization of societies amol the children in the public schools.
 It Is expected that the contract for the erection of the Vocational High school will be signed next week by the school board and Thomas w. Grove. the builder. Work will be begun im m ediately on the structure. The com mittee on school accomm odatfons went over the specifications yesterday with Architect w. P. Crabtree.
 Another hearing in the Neubauer bankruptcy case will be held next Thursday. The creditors of the bank rupt baker are trying to uncover proof that he was using fraudulent means to fleece them out of their goods.