New Britain herald., 1915-07-16

lin,. passed away at her home, Is Ann awans street, Hartford, yesterday at the age of eighty two years. The funeral will be held Sunday after noon from her late home at 3 o'clock and will be private.
 l Aa Mrs. GridIey was well known in this town where she usually spent. the summer at the residence which. is atApreseht occupied by Miss Sarah o. Churchill, Her husband was a prominent hardware dealer in the F Capitol city, MT, Gridley's father
 was 2 former prominent practicing
 physician in Berlin.
 Tabs to Perform Tonight. 1
 The final rehearsal of the Kens- Eington T. "A. and B. society's minstrels twas, held last night and judging from: the smooth mannersein which things went along the performance which is to be given this evening in East Ber- lin ssh ou1d be a, success in every sense
 of the word. The entertainment will Etake place in Athletic hall and will be given under the auspices of the l East Berlin Village Improvement so- 1 ciety. Dancing will follow.
 1 It is said that large delegation will be represented from Kensington who will make the trip by two auto l mobiles which have been hired for f the occa sion. 4 record breaking crowd is anticinata ..z.n<a.s 4z
 Puhlie Heaning Tonight. Some lively rhpa rings are expected l to take place tonight at sso'clock4at
 the town hall when the special inves- l tigatfng committee will be in. .ses. sion at. a public meeting. to. hear evil i dences of complaint which the citi- zens may have to make. Before the
 last town meeting the Investigating
 com mn1ittee was hdrsh1y criticized fol Il it's manner Of Investigating alleged I complaints by having some so-called
 gum shoe meetings. Tn order that
 the citizens may see, that they are #l getting a square deal the committee Iehas announced that it will listen tc
 all complaints this evening.
 # Gibney -Boehm NuptiaIs. I Earle ssGibney, son of First Select
 man William H. Gibney, and Nils.
 Ethelyn Eoehm of New Britain vii be united in matrimony at 5 o'clock
 tomorrow afternoon at the Berlir sl. Congregational church The nuptia 2! knot will sbe tied by the pastor, Rev ISamuel A Fiske.
 sE .e.Mr. Gibney. is one of Berlin's bes ,. known young men He is an ath1et, rla of note and won many honors wfil, l attending New Britain High school <. Miss aBoefn is one of New Britain
 most popular young ladies.
 .. Berlin Briefs.
 \ s The Miss Helen Nourse, Esthe Goodrich, Marion Williams and fGrac, < Skinner returned home yesterda. < from weeks camping at North
 field, Mass. The party was chaper < oned by Mrs. P. E. Nourse.s
 Mrs Arthur1tH. Bushnell of Farm ington road .leftsthis morning fo
 Springfield, M ass., where she vii
 spend the remainder .ofsthe week witt her sister. Mrs. George McCleary 0 ;.I that place. @s, :. s-;@-ss Miss Hazel Clark, who has bee, spending the past two weeks <. ,s Bridgeport has returned home. Miss Edith Anderson has reeturne, sfromi her Vacation.
 N Miss Esther Gustavson has re . turned home from two weeks sta , in East Haven. 31 .., z A Song of Gods Ladership' wa } the subject of Rev Samuel A Fisk , at thesregular. mid week prayer meet
 ing at fthe Berlin Congregationa . church last evening E ~ w. CT White of Brid geport. wl II has been visiting relatives in Eas
 Berlin, hasTreturned home.