New Britain herald., 1916-09-01

l to c. A. Bence, who later moved to Chestnut street. He is survived by l two brothers, William Luby of Ken l slngton, and John Luby of Burlington, l Conn.,; and four sisters, Mrs. Eliza 1 beth Higginson of Meriden, Mrs. | Catherine Stretch of the same city, ! Mrs. Lenora Riordan of Philadelphia. and Mrs. Mary Britt of Willimantic. Funeral services will be held in 1 spokane tomorrow and burial will take place in that city. MT Luby was very successful in the Washington city and at the time of his demise owned one of the largest trucking business there. He was also heavily interested in mining properties.
 Camp Fire Girls Entertained.
 White Feather Camp Girls of Say brook were entertained yesterday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Warren, Kensington. The host was assisted during the afternoon by Mrs. George Green. The girls presented a pretty drill under the direction of Earnest Seaton Thompson with wooded In ian terrace for effect. The trip to 1 KensingtOn was made in autos. A | camp fire was held at which dinner was served, each of the participants 1 being dressed in Indian fashion. One 1 of the girls dressed as an Indian i brave gave caribou and Indian hunt ing dances cleverly executed. Miss Harriet Allen filled this role. Songs 1 were rendered by Miss Catherine l Parker and Burdille Bailey. l Those present were the following: Misses Burdille Bailey, Dorothy M. Thompson, Marjorie J. Lord, Helen A. Wood, Alice M. Dibble Dorothy Mckee, Caroline Parker, Harriet H. 1 Allen, Margaret W. Pease, Mrs, Eme- l line B. Wolfe and Mrs. Lillian H. AL 1 len, guardian.
 Nye-Schultz.
 Walter W. Wye of East Berlin and l Miss Nellie Schultz of Middletown 1 were granted marriage license at l the town clerks office Wednesday, af- | ternoon. They were married by 1 Justice of the Peace Franklin N. Bacon of Middletown yesterday af- , ternoon and immediately left on 1 wedding trip. Upon their return they will reside in East Berlin.
 Democratic Caucus. The democratic caucus will he held 1 in the Town hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Town chairman John A. Moore Will call the meeting to order i and a moderator will be chosen. Delegates will be chosen to the con- i gressional, senatorial, state and pro- bate conventions.
 Benson Nicholson Dr. Adolph Benson of East Berlin, professor of German in the Sheffield i Scientific school and Miss Harriet Nicholson of Providence, were mar 1ied in that city Wednesday evening. MT. and Mrs. S. Benson, Miss Elsie Benson and Frank Benson of East Berlin attended the wedding.
 Briefs,
 There will be a special meeting of the school board this evening. It is proba ble a definite date will be set for the opening of the schools.
 Louis Kilby of Hartford was visitor in Kensington this m morning. The fourth annual reunion of the Wilcox family is being held in Providence today and tomorrow. Major Frank L. Wilcox and Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of this town are members of the association.
 P. s. McMahon is having plans drawn for a model dairy farm build ing to take the place of the one re- gently destroyed by fire.
 Miss Anna Carey of Kensington is sojourning at Momaguin.
 William O'Brien of Kensington has a. cepted the position of chief en-