New Britain herald., 1916-06-13

Hogarty's place, lives in New Britain. Vacancies exist in the mixed third and fourth grades and the eighth grade. 1 An assistant to the kindergarten l teacher is also to be appointed.
 According to Secretary Rogers, the | board has applications from number 1 of desirable candidates and the mem bers do not anticipate any difficulty in filling the vacancies
 The success of the board in getting the majority of the teachers to agree to return next year, despite the fact that Plainville is no paying any very fancy salaries even with the increases made in response to the petition will be gratifying news to the towns people in general as Principal Judas staff is regarded as one of high eff ficiency.
 Plainville for many years has mann tained high standard in it's schools and the young people who get thelr elementary training here invariable show up we'll in the high schools and colleges with which they cast their lot after receiving their diplomas. Former Resident Dead.
 Franklin P. Frisbie has received news of the death of. his aunt, Mrs. l.. E. Mou1throp which occurred this morning at her home in Cromwell. Mrs. Moulthrop was stricken with shock last night, sxccumbing at an early hour today Her husband sur wives her.
 Mrs. Moulthrop was about 78 years of age and was well known in Plain vile. She was a resident of this place a number of years ago, making her home on West Main street.
 It is expected that the funeral will be held Thursday and the remains will be brought here for interment in West cemetery.
 Approaching Weddings.
 Cupid will celebrate several vic- tories in Plainville during this month, on June 24, the date set for at least three weddings of interest in this place.
 On that day Miss Edith Andrews of West Main street will become the bride of Edward Lindstrum of South ington, the ceremony to be perform ed in the Church of Our Saviour at o'clock in the afternoon by Rev. R. H. Burton. June 24 will also have a special significance to Frank Eaton of Hartford, who will come here on that day to wed Miss Florence Bartlett of Park street Miss Ruth Daniels of Southington, who is well known here, announces the twenty-fourth as the date set for her wedding to Lawrence Norlander of New Britain.
 All three young ladies are employed in the office of the Trumbull Elec- tric company. They have many friends in P1ainville and vicinity.
 The wedding of Miss Anita Conlon and Edward Daily, the latter of Hart ford, will take place tomorrow morn ing at g o'clock in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. A reception will fol- low at the home of the young ladys parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Con- lon of Pierce street. The couple will live in Hartford.
 Brief Items.
 w. T. Rawlings of New Britain, dis trict deputy, will pay an official visit to Frederick lodge. A. F. & A. M., at it's regular meeting in Masonic temple. l
 Cornelius Lehane.. the noted Irish I patriot and socialist, is slated to give an address here in the near future under the auspices of the local branch 0 now on a tour of this section in the interests of the Socialist cause.
 Mrs Enoch White of Hough street is in Naugatuck today attending the state school of instruction:
 The w. c. T. U. will have free will offering meeting tomorrow after ! noon in the Baptist church. Mrs. l Mary B. Wilson, prominent as a | "white ribboner," will be the principal | speaker.
 Plainville will be represented at the | annual convention of the Spirituallsts, l to be held at Lake Compounce to- | morrow.
 Manross w. R. c. will hold regu- l lar meeting Thursday afternoon. In | the evening the veterans will assem- ble.
 Mrs. James Hanley and children of | Pierce street are at Westerly, R. l., | to attend the wedding of Mrs. Han i ley's sister.
 Russell Macarthur of New Haven is spending a few days here with