New Britain herald., 1919-03-19

and going abroad as a missionary,
making his headquarters at Albania.
Ruth Muir Thomson Dies.
Ruth Muir Thomson, the seven
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thomson. of Williams court,
Kensjnigton, died at the home of her
parents this morning following an
illness Of a few days. The funeral
services will be conducted TOMORROW
afternoon at , o'clock from her late
home. Rev. Carleton HAGEN, pastor
Of the kensington Congre gational
church. will officiate and interment
will be in Fairview Gem etery, New
Britain.
Observes SD Birthday.
Mrs. Mary Sut1iff of East Berlin,
was rendered a surprise party last
evening at the home of r. O. Clark
in honor of her SD birthday. Mrs.
Sutliff is one of the towns best-knoWn
residents, having lived in East Berlin
for many years. A short musical and
vocal program was delivered by the
guests and q dinner followed at which
a number of toasts We're given in
honor of Mrs. Sutlift.' Mrs. Sutliff also
received a number of presents from
her many friends and relatives.
Corporal Dean Arrives Home.
Corporal Porter Allen Dean, who
recently arrived in this country after
being in France for over seven
months, has received his discharge
and arrived at his home in Brandy
wine lane kensn Gton. Corporal
Dean is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
Dean He was d member of the 325th
Infantry, Depot Brigade.
Nourse Discharged.
Fem Nourse. who has been sta
toned at Camp Devens for the past
eight months, has received his dis
charge and arrived at his home on
Berlin street. 'Harvev Noursc. his
! brother was recently discharged from
/ the Army after being stationed in
! Texas for a number of months.
! Tabs to Hold Fair.
! 81. Poul's T. \. 3. society held it's
! regular meeting last evening. 1T was
! decided that the society will hold a,
! four-day bazaar and fair at the hall
some time in the month of May. the
| date will ne announced later. A num-
Der of committees were appointed.
! The next meeting of the drum corps
J will be held Monday night at the
parish hall.
Changers Have Big Night.
At tho Berlin Grange hall last
! evening q class Of 10 candidates were
; given the third and fourth degrees,
which was followed by a program by
| the members of the society. Each
! member after he had been put
through the degrees, was called upon
for a short speech. \ supper was
served by the women and dancing
followed. The society will hold It's
next meeting at the hall the first
. Tuesday of next month.
To Give Entertainment.
The students of the East Berlin
Grammar school, on next Friday
evening, will give an entertainment
and dance at the East Berlin Ath-
letic hall to raise money for a phono-
graph and a number of other articles
needed by the Hubbard school. The
feature of the evening will be Il play
let, followed by q vocal and instru-
mental program. Dancing will follow
! the entertainment.
Private Sullivan i'm Germany.
Private S. p. Sullivan, who has beer
tIn France for over a year and who
has not been heard of in some time
! has written to friends in the town in
forming them that he is with the
army OF occupation and is at the pres
ent time doing patrol and police duty
on the German frontier. Private Sui.
Ivan saw action at Ferdun toward:
the last Of the fighting but received
no wounds. In his letter. Private