New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-03-15

pear simply in The role of a spectator
or armed with Mr.. Camcron's proxy.
The general belief, however, is that
the New Haven team will be repre-
sentcd by Mr. Murphy and that he will
cast Camerons vote whenever ballots
are taken.
The baseball magnatcs, of the state
are anticipating Il warm fight AT the
meeting. Cameron of New Haven:
ClarI1in of Hartford, and Carey of
Springfield have all expressed their
disapproval of the plan of having a
six club league and they declare that
unless the directors vote to continue
with eight clubs they will refuse to
open the season. The trio claims 1t
will stick to its declaration and unless
there are eight clubs the league will
take a vacation this summer.
Mr.. Murphy will take this stand, IL
he has Cameron's proxy, and some
lively debates are expected. 1t is UNI
derstood that President O'Rourke and
his supporters plan to take the fran
chises from the three opposing mag
mates unless they can show them the
tention to put new managers and
players in the cities represented By
them.
Mr.. Cameron is still in Chicago,
where he has been undergoing treat
ment for months. He is expected to
return home about April 1st. 1t Is
said, however, that even should the
directors come to an agreement and
arrange to open the season, he VIII
take no active part in managing tho
New Haven club, and that the job will
be delegated to Mr.. Murphy, his
brother-in-law.
Delegates TO Assembly.
Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a
regular meeting this evening In Odd
Fellows hall.
The lodge has elected the follow
ing delegates to the Rebekah state
assembly to be held in Waterbury on
Wednesday, April 81: Miss Aria Gill
bert, Mrs. Florence Bunting, Mrs. Ida
Goodhue and Mrs. Laura Warfield.
Church Notes.
Rev. w. p. kilcovne celebrated YES
pers in ST. Matthew'S church in
TOrestville, last evening. The sermon
was given by Rev. John Anderson
l.. ID. of ST Thomas's seminary, Hart |
ford.
Mass will be celebrated at o'clock |
Wednesday est. Patrick's Day. In the |
Church of Our Lady or Mercy. At |
the mass yesterday it was announced |
that there will be a iridium in the |
interests of peace, commencing We'd |
nesday and continuing until Passion |
Sunday, when the services will begin |
at 9 o'clock.
Rev Robert e. Marshall OF Hart
ford, gave a most interesting sermon |
last evening at the 1enten services in
the Church of Our Saviour.
At the Methodist church Sunday |
morning an instruction talk on the
recent convention of the Epworth
Leaguers was given by Mr.. Cushman
Of Hartford. Extracts from Billy Sun
days sermons formed the principal
feature of the meeting of the league
held in the evening.
Bricr Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Waters of West
Broad street, are home from Otis,
Mass where they spent three
months visit with Mr.. Waters father,
]. w. Waters
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Chichester of
Broad street had as their guests over
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. futile of
New Haven
II. 0. Thompson, janitor of the
schools, is again able to be out after |
having been confined to the house for
several days with an attack of the
grip.
MIR. and Mrs. Archie Cook of ,
Springfield, Mass, were the guests ;
yesterday of Mrs. Cooks brother
James j. Murphy Of Whiting street.
Mrs. John Ives has returned from | !
rorrington, where she has been visit I
ng her mother, who is seriously i'll. ,
Everett Distin of Mountain View
vas rendered a surprise party at his :,
lome Saturday night by about twenty
# his friends. Dancing and music
we're enjoyed. Lunch was served
William J. Blakcslee is under the
Ioctor's care for badly innamed
We.
Manross Relief corps will hold
ocular meeting Thursday afternoon
Z G.. A. r. hall
Mrs. John Pease has recovered
rom her recent illness. She was
onfincd to the house for sevcraI
avs. ZIP ii
George BENTLEY of Canal street has
one to Dallas, Texas, to visit his
ons. Perry and Earl Bentley.
Miss Bessie Dennery has returned
, her home in Rockaway, n. Y. She
anne here to attend the funeral of |
irs. Henry O'Ifara.
James i. Graham Of Bantam, a for
Ter flalnNilc constable, is spending
Few days in town as the guest of
is parents
Rev. :. t. Lawson q for,,o,. ,,,.tor