New Britain herald., 1920-01-07
E.: ). WAKEFIELD DIES AT. AGE 0F r YEARS ". E. Gallagher Heads Holy
 Name Society ODD FELLOWS TO INSTALL


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 F. D. Warf7eld passed away yester- day afternoon at o'clock at his i1ome on Park street. He was born in Blandford, Mass on April "A, 1s4s the son of Maria fNichols) and Henry Warheld. He came to Plainviile with his family in March, 1884. and spent the rem ainder of his life here.
 He is survived by his wife. four sons. William T. of Erie, Pa, George Nj. of New Britain, Ralph W. of Bristol and James E.. Warleld of this town: two daughters Mrs. George NJ. Warner of Rochester. N. Y.,f and Mrs w. H. Francis of Southinston: also f sister, Mrs. Fl. M. Thayer of Haydenville, Mass. He also leaes nine grandchiI- dren and six great-granGchildre
 MT. Warfeld was we'll known in the com unity and was respected by all with whom he came in daily contact. He was also a loving husband and fa- ther. He was 8 member of the Meth odist Episcopal church for many years and was also a charter member of Sequassen lodge. l. o. E. F. He was an efficient and faithful worker for the lodge until the time of his long illness.
 Funeral services will be conducted at his late home on Park street Friday. afternoon at o'clock and will be un- der the auspices of Sequassen lodge. Intern ent will be in West cem etery.
 Holy Name Society Elects.
 At the annual m meetinS of the Holy Name society Of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President-N. F. Gallagher.
 Vice president-WilIiam l.. caffer-
 Secretary--1arold J. Cutting.
 Treasurer-Joseph P. Glynn.
 Marshal-Peter r. Duffy
 ounselors-Thomas P. Prior and John F. Bergan.
 Cha plain-Rev. J. F.. F'ay
 An entertainment committee WAS appointed. consisting of William l.. Cailerty, Peter r. Duffy, Thomas F. Prior, John F. Bersan and Joseph F. ! GlNnn. The committee will meet with i the president at the vestry tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock and will make erts for a social to be held before the I.enten season.
 Sequassen Lodge Installation Sequassen lodge. I. Q. 0. F., ha $ ! elected the following officers for the coming year:
 Noble grand--Leroy French.
 Vice grand-Chares Clapp.
 Finan cial secreta rN- Frank C. Os- borne.
 Treasurer-Charles Curtis The insta llation of officers will be held tomo evening in the lodge rooms. Deputy Past Noble Grand l I'idWeU of Bristol will conduct the in- ] Refreshm ents will be served.
 Episcopal Church Annual
 The annual meeting and supper of the parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour, which was scheduled for to- morrow evening. has been postponed until Thursday evening" January 15. The annual meeting and election of officers will also be held on that even ing.
 Farewell Party.
 A farewell party was held last even- ing al the home of Miss Flossie Tay-' Tor of North Washington street in honor of Miss Margery strong and Miss Eliza beth Schleck. A number of friends of the young women were ! present and spent an enioNa ble even 1 ing. Miss Strong will sail from New 1 York for Porto Rico. where she will sojourn for the remainder of the win ter as the guest of MT. and Mrs Mer- riam formerly of this town. Miss 1 Schieck is soon to he married and will ! reside in Brooklyn, N. Y
 WeIch-EIynn.
 Announcement is made of the ap- r. preaching wedding of Miss Mary N e1ch. daughter of MT. and Mrs l Thomas Welch of North Main street Southingto to John Flynn of Cnion- l ville. Miss Welch has relatives and Il host of friends in Plainville She has been employed for some time in the office of the T1'umbull Electric curing company. where she has tendered her resignation to be effective Saturday.
 PaImen-Se
 Miss Hulda Louise Palmer. daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John T. Palmer. and Richard Sedersren of New Brit ain were quietly married yesterday afternoon at the brides home in Bristol Rev. J. F.. Klingberg of New Britain. officiated. After wedding rip they will reside at 15 Tom linson avenue, PlainNille. The bride has a number of friends in this town.
 Priest Recalls First Trolleys.
 In a talk of the first electric troll ey lines in the state. Rev. w. J. Doolan of Southinston recalled that he first trolley had a fare box sim lar to the present receptacle but said hat it did not register fares like the Ii odern box. II was padlocked when n use. The priest also recalled that Henry Trumbuil of the Trllmbul