New Britain herald., 1919-09-09

She leaves daughter Camille. and two sons. Thomas of Berlin and Jo- seph Andrew of Italy Mrs. Baratterio had been a resident of Berlin for the past seven years and had resided with her son Thomas dur ing that time. Three years ago she suffered a stroke of paraysis and had been an invalid ever since, hay- ing practically no use of her limbs The funeral was held from Porter's undertaking rooms in New Britain this morning at o'clock, burial be- ing in St. Mary's cemetery Due to the fact that MT. Baratterio has just moved into the Ensign place. the funeral could not be held from there as everything is disarrcnged, none of the furniture having been placed.
 Requiem Mass for Michael Carey.
 A requiem mass was held at St Paups Roman Catholic church this morning at 7:30 for Michael Carey who was found dead at the Hotel Grand last Tuesday morning. East Berlin Items Luther F. Turner left today for Ma tinicus Island in Maine where he will spend a two weeks vacation. Miss Marjorie Turner entered the Middletown Business college yester- day to take up stenography. The K. of P. meet tonight in their rooms over Coles store. Mrs. J. R. Belden left yesterday for Westerly, R. l., where she expects to be gone for the next two weeks The Boys club from New Britain are planning for a big time at Ath- | letic hall Friday night. They are bringing a nine piece orchestra with them and are also bringing five reels 1 of comedy, three of which are Chap 1 lin com edies. The boys made good | impression the last time that they l were here and their coming is looked | forward to with pleasure. Due to the sudden change in the ] weather the sale of ice cream and | cake has been postponed indefinitely and instead there will be peach fes- 1 tival early next week, the date to be
 announced later.
 Mrs. s. s. Christy and daughter 1 Kathleen who have been spending the past week with Mrs. s. McCrum, have
 returned to their home in Brooklyn,
 N. Y. Miss Elsie McCrum returned | to Brooklyn with them to spend a | short vacation. She intends to visit with her brother Walter who is now 1 spending a vacation at Rockaway 1 Beach.
 1 Berlin Briefs.
 Rev. Samuel A. Fiske has gone to | Avon. to attend the centenary cele-
 bration of the church at that place
 of which he was a former pastor. The church in Avon was the first pasto-
 rate of Mr. Fiske.
 1 LuciuS TaVlOr and family have re-
 turned home from Indian Neck where 1 they have been spending several
 weeks at their cottage. Mrs. H. N. GalDin and daughter
 Ruth have returned from Harwich-
 port where they have been spending
 several weeks vacation. l Miss Florence Anderson has taken
 a position with the American Paper l Goods.
 Kensington Items. Miss Sarah Bowling and family left 1 this morning on the 7:12 for New
 York to witness the parade there to-
 morrow in honor of General Persh- l.
 ing. They will first visit with her son John who is at Camp Mills awaiting l his discharge.
 Thomas Pagan. one of the forem en 1 at the American Paper Goods Is now 1 enjoying his annual two weeks va- ! cation.
 Miss Florence Anderson has &C.,
 cepted a position with the American | Paper Goods. l The contractors completed the ma l son work at the Savings bank ti7is
 morning and the painters are ex- l pected to finish the work within a