New Britain herald., 1915-06-14
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three grandchildren Maisie Louise
Graham, Ruth Lette Graham and
Robert B. Graham.
Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary
The entire congregation Of the Ber-
lin Congregations church has been
invited to be present this evening at
the parsonage from to o'clock to
assist Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. Fiske
celebrate the tenth anniversary or
their wedding day. The affair Will he
formal
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Fiske were mar
ried on June IA, 1906, at the home
of Mrs. Fishes parents, Colonel ana
Mrs. G. Fl. Case of Hartford, Rev.
Joseph H. Churchill pastor of the
Asylum Hill Congregational church
officiating, Rev. Mr.. Fiske has been
the pastor of the local Congregational
church for the past nine years and
is very popular with the Pensioners.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Fiske have two.
children, Victoria and Samuel A.
Fiske, jr.
Mattabessett Gun Club.
The weekly shoot of the Malta
bessett Gun club held Saturday after
noon at the Fair Grounds resulted IN
a triple tie for first place between u.
II. Dawson of New Britain, George
Hull of Kensington and Louis Bur
dick Of Berlin.
Many well-known citizens from
New Britain are showing considerable
interest in the club. The latest ad-
ditions to mem bership are E. H.
Dawson, president of the American
Hosiery company of New Britain, ana
John w. Carleton, superintendent OF
the Union Manufacturing company or
New Britain.
During the summer months the
weekly club shoots will be held at
the grounds at 4 o'clock instead OF
$50 o'clock as has heretofore been
the custom. A new automatic machine
has been installed for throwing out
the clay pigeons. The membership
is open to those interested, in New
Britain as we'll as In Berlin.
Mrs. F1annery Goes to Hospital.
Mrs. Daniel Flannery of Worthing-
/ ton ridge has been removed to the
Hartford hospital suffering from gall
stones. Her condition became pre-
carious Saturday and it was found
necessary to remove her to the hos
| pital No. operation has been per-
form ed upon her yet. She was report
ed to be much improved this morn
ing.
Her husband, Daniel Flannery re-
turned from the Hartford hospital
last week where he was confined with
an abcess in his ear.
Observe Flag Day.
Special exercises were carried out
at the local schools today In obser-
vance of Flag day as designated by
Governor Marcus H. Holcorflb. "Old
Glory was exhibited on many houses
| about the town this morning
Trolleys Have Off Day.
Anything but kind words were
heard by passengers who had occa-
! sion to use the Berlin trolley cars
| between to 8 o'clock last evening.
While passing Woodruff's corner the
brakes Of a trolley suddenly became
out Of order bringing the car to q
standstill. Some Of the metal in the
front Of the car was forced through
the wood partition Of the floor.
As the vehicle had stopped direct-
! " on the corner it was q menace to
auton1obilists passing tho spot. Of
fcer Henry Austin proved to be
Johnny on the spot" acting IN the
capacity Of q traffic officer. He was
commended by tho spectators for his
efficient performanc
Another trolley refused to Follow
the straight and narrow path on Sat
| urday evening IN front OF Lyons bar
Der shop in Kensington. The regu-
lar schedule was delayed for con-