New Britain herald., 1916-01-04
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 KS recovered from his recent illness. been the guest of Miss Mary Don- ue of Burritt street has returned to
 home in the Bell city.
 Frank Lynch has returned to Pratt [ NBtitute after spending the holidays Eh his parents on East Main street. Miss Louise Peck has returned to |Niool at Sweet Briar, Virginia, and |Ngene Peck to Harvard Medical, Il CT spending the holidays at their Hne in New. Britain.
 Misses Constance and Julie Russell | we todays.for Sweet Briar college, E5ginia. B af@.& tEu Members of Gerstaecker lodge, I. o. 8 F., and their families attended the #ge's Christmas exercises in Turner Eal last evening. Phenix orchestra 8dered music and refreshments were Eyed. There were presents for the 8ldren.
 E4he Loyalty club of the South ENlrch will meet in A. w. Upson's s lee in City hall Friday night when Ire will be an informal talk on Zfalty to the club.
 &pistrict Deputy Annie Rouilier will Hall the newly elected officers of Fl Jean de Baptist society Sunday *zhrnoon.
 |&t. Mary's old cemetery has been fSed for the winter and there will ] 3no more burials there until spring. Ibn January 25 the Second Ward &bublican club will hold a Dutch 8per in Bardeck's hall. &kew delegates will come in and ! {6ers will be elected at the meeting E&he United German societies on the &8 Monday in January. Hiss Grtrude Noe of Division street ] 1erday took the white veil at the ] St Hartford convent. She Is the Fighter of Max Noe, sexton of St. aer's church.
 k3he executive board of the Young &Aies Sodality of St. Mary's church in the future admit married &Aaen to the classes in domestic 8nee. which meets Tuesday and &3rsday evenings in the school hall. &Ahe annual meeting of the stock hers of the New Britain National 5k will be held on January II. 8 mass for the deceased members ERev. W. A. Harty Branch, A. O. H. 8 celebrated at St. Mary's church N morning st 7 o'clock. #itson's dancing class. Bungalow l  &8anie1 E. Pouzzner and Harry 1 kowitZ returned to Syracuse today | Al &Fersity. Harry Ginsberg has resumed his 1 aies at Fordham college. &she New Britain Turner society is l Receipt of a gift of $50 from the &Hies' Turner society.
 E Christmas party was held last l Bing in Bardeck's hall by the New Maain Schwaben Verein.
 Arrangements were completed for #8concert and dance to be given by 1 N Wentworth club in Hannas ar Zy on January 21. The Wesleyan "a and Mandolin club will furnish
 foncert,
 meeting of those interested in the Rant for the Sunday school of the #lt church, will be held Wednesday Hing in the chapel at 6:45 o'clock. Superintendent R. H. Crawford of #Boys' club is in Boston for a few #sle Wentworth club initiated four
 members at it's meeting last 1
 t. The club has completed plans i
 "a concert and dance in Hanna's 1 Xory January 20. The Wesleyan ] # and Mandolin club will give the !
 ert. ..> .-..ys.ts'
 Hartman W. B. Rossberg of the !,
 er commissioners went to Shut l
 Meadow lake yesterday and visit 1
 he orchard on the watershbi | bh Elisha Rogers wants to lease 1
 the city. The question of pay l Hts on the lease is under discus l # but no decision has been reach |
 illiam Storey of Union street has
 entertaining his cousin, Edward 1 lon. --.
 rhe Origin of the Temporal
 Ter of the Pope"a and "Moham-
 anism, Its Origin and Propaga- 1
 are the subjects for the class
 hurch history at St. Joseph's
 ch this evening.