New Britain herald., 1916-01-17
City Mems

Miss Annette Johnson of North street is ill with the grip.
 Mrs. Daniel Cronin is seriously ill at her home on Hartford avenue.
 Mrs. F. Aronson and daughters are visiting with friends in Springfield, Mass.
 The postponed meeting of the y, M. c. A. directors will be held this evening.
 Gerstaclter lodge, l. o. o. F. will hold installation of officers this eve ming.
 K. of C. whist and social, Thursday evening, Booths hall.--adVt.
 Plans for a Dutch supper will be made at meeting of the executive committee of the First Ward Repub- lican club in Attorney B. w. Ali ling's office tomorrow evening. Frank Schaefer is confined to his home on South Main street by ill., ness.
 Frank Riley has resigned his place in the office of F. & F. Corbin and 1 has accepted q position with the New Britain Machine company. Hyman Tertes has filed notice with the town clerk of his intent to dis pose of his milk route to Sam Hittel- man.
 E. Meshken has leased d store ,t 139 Main street from Morris Raphael, for a period of two years at rental of $1,50O for the first year and $1,- 600 the second.
 Morris Raphael and F. C. Monier & Brother have entered into an agreement whereby Raphael agrees not to rent a store at 137 Main street for @ period of two years.
 A committee of the Emmet club held a meeting yesterday and made arrangements for the lecture to be given by John Devoy in this city Thursday evening, January 27. The affair will be held in Turner hall
 The choir of the Stanley Memorial church is planning for a public con- cert during February. It will be held in the church chapel and re- hearsals will start soon.
 Announcement is made of the ap- wedding of Miss Mae 5chaefer of Wilson street and Joseph i 8arousky of Holyoke, Mass Miss 1 schaefer has just resigned as teacher 1
 
 Mrs. Charland of Broad street with 1 Ter daughters, Rose and Flora, have returned from a trip to Canada ! vhither they were called because oi he illness of MT. Charland. His con- lition has improved considerably.
 Alderman M. T. Kerwin is in at endance at the annual convention of 1 he New England Bartenders' Inter national union in PaWtucket, R. l.,
 Mrs. R. Borg is the guest of friends l n Brockton, Mass.
 A. Borgeson is visiting in Boston.
 Fred o. Harvey is spending a few l lays in New York city.
 Mrs. N. F. McGraw left Saturday 'n a visit with relatives in Jackson, Mich.
 The committee on salaries will meet 1 onight at City hali to discuss the l alary of the plumbing inspector and | meeting of the committee on ashes 1 disposal will also be held.
 William Scott and son and daugh- CT of Maple street are victims of the 1 grip.
 IHo OunS GeOple s society of the { swedish Bethany church will celebrate , ts twenty fifth anniversary next ! Saturday and Sunday.
 The Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St, Hartford, are showing some very | popular afternoon and evening gowns 1 New designs are no sooner displayed 1 than they are obliged to order more, SO quickly are they taken.-advt Working Girls club whist Tues. Judds hall Adm. 15c.-advt
 William F. Wilson and Miss Iva Evans, daughter of Chas. Evans of South Main street, were united in marriage Saturday evening by the Rev. M. S. Anderson
 Rev. George J. Donahue, formerly curate at St. Mary's, was recent vis- itor in town. He will be stationed in Collinsville for the next six weeks anl