New Britain herald., 1919-02-04

beautiful wedding gifts were received by the couple. After a few weeks Honeymoon through the south the couple will reside in New Haven.
 fEngag ement Announced.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph KrichersFy of 89 Hartford avenue, New Britain announce the engagement of their daughter, Sadie, to Abe Edelsofl, son of NTr. and Mrs. Louis I5delson of cerlin street. Miss Krlch ersky is a native of New Britain and is employed as forelady at the Marlow and 10 cent store. MT. Edelson is a native of Russia but has been resident of Berlin for over i , years. At the present time MT. Edelson is assisting his brother in managing the farm.
 Berlin Improvement Society.
 Mrs. George Dodd of Berlin street secretary of the Berlin Village Inn provement society, announces that the society will give a whist and social at the Berlin town hall on Tuesday eve- ming February il. Dancing will fol- low the social. The receipts of the whist will be turned in towards village Improvements. A committee has been appointed to complete plans for the entertainment.
 Grange to Hold Anniversary.
 The Berlin Grange will observe it's 35th anniversary this evening at the reception rooms in the Grange hall The meeting will be called promptly at o'clock by the master of the or ganization, George Reed, who will de- liver the address of welcome. Miss Alberta Elton and Secretary Mrs. TV Irx-i,~ Jn appointed to take charge of the pro- gram which is to take place. After the welcome address, a dinner will be ejoyed at the dining rooms There will probably be a musical program.
 Dr. 1T. c. Hodgeson Recovered.
 The condition of Dr. T. C. Hodge son, who was taken to the Hartford hospital last week, is greatly inn proved and the doctor has been re- leased from the institution and re- turned to his home in East Berlin. Dr. Bodgeson and his wife will leave for Delaware in day or two for a visit and rest with relatives of that place.
 To Hold Meeting.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ken sington Methodist church will hold a, silver tea at the home of Mrs. George D. Boyer, of Wesleyan Lane tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. A musical program will be rendered by mem bers of the society and a luncheon will be served.
 Funeral of Miss Julia Rois
 The funeral of Miss Julia Rois, who died at her home on Berlin street Sunday evening, was held from her late home this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske off1ciated and interment was in the Wilcox cemetery, East Berlin. Miss Rois was 84 years of age and had been a resident of Berlin for over 40 years.
 Writes to Factory Friends.
 Private Leslie F. Richardson, who has been with the American expedi- tionary forces in france for the past IS months. has written the following letter relating some of his experiences with the French people. Private Richardson is with Company D, 547th Service battalion.
 Jan. 2, 1919. Dear Friend:
 While confined at quarters and trying to keep awake I thought would write you few lines to let you know that I am feeling well and am at the present time stationed near a French town called Sisscrey There are about four houses to this village and the nearest city is about five miles away. It rains here nearly every day. The mountains are so high that the clou6s can't go over them without busting, I guess.
 T have been getting along fine