New Britain herald., 1920-11-15
CHARLES C. SPAULDING DIES

vile Team Dose-Engagesnent l Announoe<l-Niar1lag licenses The Plainville Red Cross has start | ed its campaign for members. This | was announced from the pulpits of the local churches at the morning services yesterday and every sub scriber of last year is urged to renew membership. Last year there were approximately 1000 members and when the roll call is made this year. it is hoped that even a larger number will answer. Blanks to fill out have been sent to every home in the town. This evening, booths will be opened at the post office, the Plainville Trust company. Byington's drug store and Ryder's store Here representatives of the Red Cross will be stationed to receive membership pledges Mrs Charles R. Clark will be in charge of these booths Mrs. J. A. Lynch will have charge of placing the booths tonight and will assign parties to care for them. Tomorrow Mrs. Edwin H. Hills will have charge. Wednesday. Mrs. William Cassidy. Thursday Mrs. Harry Curtiss and
 
 oversee the work. | 1t has been explained by the local Red Cross officials. that one-half the sum given by the subscribers will be used for the work of tho Visiting Nurses station. This branch has done active work and needs funds. The Baby Welfare conferences are attended every Thursday afternoon The drive for members will end November 20.
 Charles Cady Spaulding.
 Charles Cady spaulding. father of Charles F. Spaulding of this town, died at his home in Providence, R. I. yesterday morning. MT. Spaulding had been i'll for the past five days with pneumonia and pleurisy. Mr. Spaulding married Luie E. Corbin of Plainville, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Andrus Corbin and sister of Mrs James A. Eaton. He is survived by his wife and three children, Bessie ", wife of Willard A. Lenz of Paw tucket, Grace M, wife of William c. Wuntoon of Providence. and Charles F. Spaulding. Six grandchildren also survive him: Willard. Philip, Fred erick and Barbara Lenz and Burton and Elizabeth Spaulding. He also leaves brother, Frederick F., of Providence. The body will be brought 10 Plain vile for burial. Services at the home in Providence were held today and funeral services at the Neal Memorial chapel at the West Ceme- tery at Plainvilie will be held at 3 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. They will be private. Rev. Robert H. Burton will officiate.
 Wedding Today. At 8 o'clock this mornins. at tbe Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Milo Cruso and Miss Antoinette Deare- quella were married. Rev. John 1T Fay performed the ceremony. The couple were attended by Franci, Benito and Benedats Repenuto.
 Engagement Announced. The engagement of Miss Adeline Gnazzo, daughter-of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Gnazxo of 2so West Main street, to John Shar has been an- nounced. MT. Shar is the son of MT and Mrs. Ralph Shar of Io2 Whiting street and is employed at the Trum- bull Electric manufacturing company. Miss Gnazzo works at the New Bri- tain Machine company office in New
 
 for the wedding.
 Marriage License.
 A marriage license has been issued to Domenico Lefemine, son of Mir. and Mrs. Vito D. Lefemine, and Miss An toineetta Di Zenzo. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Beenzio DiZenzo.
 Town Talk.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting tonight at I. O. O. F. hall class of candidates will be initiated. Tomorrow evening the de- gree team will journey to Bristol where it will confer degree on a large class of candidates for the Ruth Rebekah lodge.
 The Lobster Five bowling team will go to Southington this evening and play their rivals. tho Peck Stow and Wilcox team. The locals have been beaten by that team twice so far but are confident of victory to- night
 Miss Mary Mills has returned from her home in Maine to resume her duties as teacher at the Plainville ~ sv,S,. ,v~