New Britain herald., 1916-04-04

the next meeting of the selectmen on April 10. The meeting voted $500 for the work.
 Professor Gecr PIcascs.
 Professor Curtiss l.. Geer of the Hartford Theological seminary de- livercd very interesting address on Russia" last evening at the meeting of the Berlin Literary society in the chapel of the Berlin Congregational church. He traced the history of that country from it's beginning up the the present time. His remarks were well received by the large au- dicnce present.
 Republican Club Meets.
 The local Swedish Republican club held very interesting meeting in the Town hall last night. There were siXty-fivc Swedish residents present. J. A. Johnson of Naugatuck and Aaron Danielson of New Britain, off, ccrs of the state organization were present and spoke briefly concerning the work of the club The local members are very much interested and several prominent republicans about the state will be invited to speak at meetings during the coming political campaign
 Attend Meeting.
 Francis Deming and F. l.. Norton, recently chosen delegates to the state and congressional conventions, at tended the meeting of the delegates or the fltth senatorial district which was held in Plainville yesterday. Each town in the district chooses two rep n tn ha delegates then select two of their num- per as representatives Of the district. At the gathering yesterday F. T. TreadWay of Bristol, and F. N Hitch cock of Pennington were chosen dis tr1ct delegates. The conventions will be held in Hartford April II and 12
 Warranty Deeds.
 According to a warranty deed filed at the town clerks office Louis Con- feggi has sold land and buildings to Antonio and Maria Carosene bounded as follows: North by the highway; east, by land of Louis Confeggi; south. by land of E. w. Mott, and west, by land of A. Carosene.
 Emma S. Loiselle has transferred property to Henry c. Deming bound cd as follows: North and east, by land of Florence, Emily and Katherine Brandegec; south. by land of John Webber. and west. by the highway. The plot contains three acres.
 Mrs. Amanda T'rtsbic.
 Mrs. Amanda Frisbie died sudden ly at her home in East Berlin last night about 10 o'clock Medical Ex- aminer Harry X. Elcoclz of New Brit ain was called and he gave the cause of death as bronchitis and general breaking down.
 Little is known of Mrs. F7risbie, who lived with her sister, Mrs. Torrcl1, on the Mains place in the extreme cast orn part of the district Her husband died several years ago and since that time she has been supported by the town. She was about seVenty-siX years old and Is survived by her sister. The funeral arrangements have not been completed
 Briefs.
 Miss Emily Porter has resumed her studies at Wellesley after spending the Easter vacation with her grand rather, J. C. Bauer of kensngton.
 Henry Rosenberg has accepted thcs position of superintendent of thc' Marks farm in Blue Hills
 S'. PauPs drum corps held a re- hcarsa' last evening in Parish hall.
 Miss Loretta Alling of Itensington and Miss Shirley Gill uf Inuisvi11o Kentucky, who spent tn" hoIidays at Miss filings homo in Kcnsingtun. re- turned to their studies at Wellesley this morning.
 William FitzeII, purchasing agent