New Britain herald., 1916-08-10
City Mems

Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread.' -advt.
 Harold L. Byett of 861 East Main street underwent an operation at St. Francis hospital this morning. MT. Byett is president of tue Junior class, N. B. H. s.
 Frank J. Holloran, manager of the Economy Drug store on Main street, has rendered his resignation to be- come manager of the Seltzer Drug store which was formerly s. F. Storrs place. MT Holloran will commence his duties Saturday. A meeting of the committee in charge of the outing and picnic of Rev. w. A. Harty branch, A. o. H., at Scheutzen park Saturday, will be held tomorrow evening. The Hi Henry minstrels gave an entertainment last evening in the Town Hall at Old Lyme. The committee on school accommo- dations has arranged with the Foun- dation company of New York to make repairs on the wall of the Prevocation- al Grammar school which has settled owing to a weakness in the foundation footings Work is to be started next week if possible.
 Vital statistics show that New Brit ain has an unusually low death rate for a manufacturing community. Dur ing the past three weeks 1t has not been necessary to place a quarantine card for contagious disease of any kind.
 The Young Peoples society of St. Johns church will hold an outing at Sunset Rock this evening. All mem bers are requested to take the 6:22 trolley from the triangle.
 Thomas r. McCue, Joseph Donovan, John Shea and James Cline will leave l Sunday for Myrtlo Beach where they l will spend the next two weeks. | Don't forget A. o. H. picnic and
 field day at Quartet club and Scheutz- l cn parks Saturday.
 1 New Britain camp, Modern Wood men of Am 1crica, has voted to keep all militia mem bers in good standing and to pay all death claims in full
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. H., will hold meeting in Electric hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
 Mothers Day will be observed at St. Marys playground tomorrow after noon. This program has been post poned from last Tuesday and there will be a special folk dancing exhibi- tion under the direction of Miss Mary A. Campbell.
 Unity Rebel1ah lodge, I. O O. F., will hold it's annual picnic on Satur- ] day at Whitmans grove In Kensing- ton. Members will take the 2:3O 1 o'clock car and get off at UpsOn's l corner. Each member will bring a 1 basket lunch.
 1 Walter DOerner, of 193 Hartford av-
 enue, has again resumed work as a l driver for the w. l.. Damon company
 after recovering from injuries re-
 ceived when he was kicked by a l horse.
 Miss Alice Bratton was pleasantly 1 surprised last evening at her home,
 811 Stanley street, by number of her | little friends. Games were played and
 vocal solos were rendered by Miss
 Leah Ramince and Raymond Freder- 1 icks. A dainty collation. was served. l Willard Andrews, employed at Lan- | ders, Frary & Clark, underwent a | slight operation this morning at Miss | Nagle's sanitarium.
 St. Mary's Ladies T. A & B socie- l ty will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
 in school hall.
 Miss Corrine Ericsson entertain ed
 the office force of the New Britain Ma
 chine company last evening at her
 homo on Cambridge street Vocal
 and piano selections were enjoyed and , a buffet lunch served. Dancing con- l cludcd the evenings entertainment.
 The all day basket picnic at Lake
 CompounCe Saturday planned by
 Charles l.. Upham Camp of Meriden
 to which the members of l.. D. Pen
 field Camp, Sons of Veterans of this
 city were invited has been postponed
 on account of the outbreak of infan-
 tile paralysis in Meriden.
 Mr. and Mrs Frank Wischek of
 Prospect street are spending the
 ,,,cptT, at po1on1 SnriOpS