New Britain herald., 1915-02-23

of Waterbury, president of the state organization.
 There were also addresses by Rev.
 F. l.. Baker and Rev J. w. Denton of this place; Rev. E. z. Ellis, Mrs l..
 F. Colton of Hartford; Rev. George E. Tyler of Bristol and Rev. James A.
 Gardner of Bridgeport The convention was attended by
 over a hundred delegates, represent ing the churches in many Massa chu- setts towns as we'll as Connecticut. It was one of the most successful gatherings held by the two organiza- tions in many years and the local AdVentists were warmly com plime ented
 on the excellent manner. in which the ] arrangements had been made. The visitors were also deeply appreciative of the hospitality accorded them and they expressed their gratitude for the courtesies shown them.
 To Lecture Here. Hon. George w. Penniman of Bos- ton has accepted an invitation to .lec- ture here under the auspices of Py- thian lodge, No. 47, K. of F., and the committee in charge has arranged to have him speak in Grange hall on March 5. MT. Penniman will lecture on 'The Story of Pythian Knight hood" He is a prominent member of the Pythian order His talk will l be illustrated by 150 interesting views. The lodge has decided to charge no admission fee to the lecture and the l public will be admitted. ... To Have Social March 3. Members of the dancing class which l has been holding weekly sessions dur | ing the winter have made arrange l ments for a social and dance to be held in the town hall on Wednesday, March 3. The class concluded it's sessions last week and the mem bers l are now planning for social at which l their friends will be entertained. l The affair promises to be one of
 the most enjoyable social sessions of l the season.
 | Entertain Dept. Officers. ] Officers of the state department of
 the Woman's Relief Corps will be en- 1 tertained at the meeting of Manross 1 Post to be held in G. A. R. hall on
 l March 4. Arrangements are now be-
 ing made for the session and the
 mem bers hope to make 1t one of the l most interesting meetings of the year. l Practically all of the state officers I 1 tending and committees are now at
 work perfecting plans for their en- | tertainment. l Brief Items. 1 Frederick lodge A F. and A. M,
 will hold a regular meeting tonight In l Masonic hall.
 l Miss Anna F. Frink has returned
 to her home in Norwich after spend l ing a few days in town with her sis
 ter, Mrs. Charles N. Arnold. ] The past noble grands of Martha ! Rebekah lodge will entertain the 1 Crescent Past Noble Grands associa- ton next Monday afternoon. The l m embers will meet in Odd Fellows | hall at 3 o'clock.
 A. A. Mcleod has purchased a new
 Rec automobile. F. S. Neal is the ! owner of a new Mitchell car. The ladies of the Methodist church | will serve supper in the church par l 1ors tomorrow evening from 5:30 to | 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. William Bailey of Maple street ! will entertain the Martha Sewing cir cle at it's meeting tomorrow after l noon.
 The Misses Margaret and Mary Cal ! len have returned from New York city | where they spent the past few days. Mrs. Joseph Steegmuller of Green wich spent Sunday in town as the l guest of her sister-in-1aw, Miss E. c. Steegmuller