New Britain herald., 1915-12-27
City Hen1s

Mrs. Robert Grace of Lasalle street
 IS confined to her home by a slight l illness.
 The young son of Registrar William
 J. Alegler is ill with diphtheria at
 ms home on Chestnut street.
 Secretary and Mrs. A. H. Andrews 1 returned home today from Brockton. 1 Mass, where they spent Christmas.
 Edward stebbins of Bridgeport is
 a visitor at the home of friends on 1 Chestnut street. Dr. John A. Lee of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 IS the guest of his brother T. Frank Lee, of Summer street. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Flannerv re-
 turned today from a holiday trip to
 New London.
 Comstock Encampment, No. 2e. T. .. o. F., will meet tonight at 8
 o'clock to take actiot on the death
 or the late Louis J. Muller.
 Henry Fenn of Locust street is
 nome from the Brooklyn Navy Ward
 on a short furlough.
 VI" occouht or the storm yesterday the annual meeting of the Young La
 dies society of St. Joseph's church was postponed until next Sunday.
 George E. Bunny of Trinity street Will be guest at the annual dinner Of the employees of the Cook-Bern- he1mer company in New York tomor. row evening"
 Mrs. John Keevers of East Main street is recovering from her recent illness.
 Rev. E. B. Cross the newly elected pastor of the First Baptist church will preach his first sermon next Sunday.
 Manager William A. Semple of the local branch of the Southern New England Telephone company was re. membered by the employees with Christmas gift of a handsome pair of gold cuff links.
 The pastors collection at the S1yed- lsn Lutheran church yesterdav amounted to over s1OO. The amount Will be presented to Rev. pr. s. G. ohman as in former years. announcement was made in St Marvs church yesterday of a cbanaa III the hour of the children's mass on hoiy days. In the future the mass VIII oe celebrated at 8 o'clock instead | 'l clock and this rule will ann)v | -o saturday services also. Police Officer and Mrs. Herbert C Lyon Of Church street entertained i 'ai'y oI sixteen relatives at a Christ has party Saturday evening. The !atherlng represented four genera lohs or the couples, families. .,,, tnere Will be presentation of oIhes Of the Stanley Works" tt the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow ninl+ tt S:15 o'clock. Dancing will ha an oyed after the performance. The public is cordially invited tn ttend. -~ -~ ,.-
 Miss Katherine Cooney .of Union treet IS entertaining Mr. and Mrs. William Greene and Mrs. Margaret )onnelley of New Haven.
 Guy Curtiss, employed at the Navy yard, spent the holi- lays at his parents home on Hart treet.
 William Anderson of Dwight street will spend the next few days in New (ork.
 Miss Hildur Sandstrom of WilU- was taken ill with appendi- tits Saturday while visiting Mrs. Charles Lindberg. She was removed o the New Britain General hospital where she was operated upon. She vas reported as resting comfortably his morning.
 The exercises at the municipal tree this evening will open t z o'clock with a cornet solo by Ed yard J. Barrett The High school 1 horus will furnish 45 minute pro- ram under the direction of Professor 1eorge B. Matthews and accompanied y Organist Beebe of the South hurch.
 The wedding of Louis A. Older haW, the civil engineer, and Miss Anna Louise Bold. daughter of MT. nd Mrs. Frederick w. Bold of Thom- ston, will occur this evening in Trim ty church, Thomaston. A recention will follow the ceremony at the rides home. Following their honev- noon, MT. and Mrs. Oldershaw will nake their home. on Harrison street. his city.