New Britain herald., 1919-04-29

New Britain. He has been resi- dent of the town for the past number of years For several years he was employed as manager of the Charles M. Jarvis chicken farm in South Berlin Mr. Gould states that he will mako an effort to win the nomi- nation.
 To Present Play.
 The young ladies of the EpWorth Lea gue of the Methodist church of Kcnsin ston will present their play, The Farmcrcttc," at the East Berlin Athletic hall on Friday evening, May 9. under the auspices of the East Berlin Improvcme society.
 Missionary Society Meets.
 The Ladies Foreign Missionary society of the kensington Congrcga- tional church held it's regular meeting this afternoon at the home of Miss Pauline Bower. X short business meeting was held which was followed by the presentation of a short pro- gram arranged by the members of the society.
 Literary Society Meets
 The Berlin Literary society held it's regular weekly meeting last evening at tho homo of Major and Mrs Frank l.. Wilcox.
 Conercsa tionaI Club to Meet.
 The Congregational club of the Berlin Congregational church will at tend the regular meeting of the South Congregational club which is to be held this evening at the South church parlors in New Britain. Dean Brown, of Yale university, will speak.
 War Board to Meet
 Miss Alice Houston. secretary of the Berlin War Board, has sent out mo- ticeS to all members notifying. them that tho board will hold it's regular meeting this evening at s o'clock at the court rooms. Chairman Charles F. Lewis announces that the special committee will make plans for the parade of cX-service mon. Sailors as well as soldiers will be represented at the meeting. The parade is being planned for Memorial Day. \ suit able place for the Soldiers Memorial which is 10 be erected may be an- nounccd at the meeting this evening"
 Former Resident Dies.
 Charles H. Gladdns. formerly a resident of Kensington, died Sunday evening at his homo in Flushing, l.. l.. after an illness of several weeks. MT. Gla adding was S6> years of age and well known hero. The funeral will be held tom orroW afternoon from his homo and intermcnt will be in the Congregational cemetery. Flushing. MT. Gladding is survived by three children.
 Private Hull to Remain.
 Friends of Private William Hull are in receipt of a letter informing them that he will in all proba bility remain in France for tho next six months. Private Hull is mem ber of the S7th Transportation Corps and at the pres cnt time is stationed in st. \azairo, checking Army supplies which are be- ing returned 10 this country Private Hull was in the lines but q short time before the signing of Inc armisticc.
 T. A. B. Notice
 St. Pauls Fife and Drum corps hold it's regular weekly rehearsal last eve ming at the rooms in tho parish hall If was decided to decline the invita- ton from the Naugatuck corps to attend the parade which is to be held in that city on Thursday evening". The corps voted that arrangements re made by the men of the local corps !, to attend the annual convention which is to be held in Hoboken. N. J.. on June :. II is being planned that the corps make the trip by boat from Middletown. Further announcements | will be made at the meeting next 4 Monday night. Preceding the meeting