New Britain herald., 1920-06-22
F0RAN-DANIELS NUPTIALS

tory This Morning-Hospital Drive
 Conunues-Street Dance Planned
 as Special Event-Brief Items.
 At the town meeting held last eve- ming various changes for the welfare of the town were discussed. F. l.. Fenzon acted as moderator. Secre- tarys of School Board F. S. Osborne gave statement regarding the crowded conditions of the school and the necessity of an addition to the present building. It was voted to grant T sum of money to erect a tenn porary building containing two rooms 10 assist in accommodating the chill dren. The contract will be awarded to a concern in Chicago. The struc- ture will be of the ready-made type and will be placed adjacent to the present building.
 The streets in the Mountain View section were also accepted. There are five in all and were built several yearS ago. In view of the fact that the town will take over these streets the necessity of grading them and keeping them in good condition must be undertaken hy the town.
 The question of strengthening South Washington street was dismissed. The section under discussion was that from Broad street, southward. Plans for the proposed street and the method of strengthening it were pre- sented
 Foran-DanieIs.
 Miss Lila Frances Daniels. daugh- ter Of MT. and Mrs. D. c. Daniels of Broad street, became the bride of Martin Thomas E'oran son of Mir and Mrs. Patrick Foran of Whiting street, when they were quietly married at the rectory of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at g o'clock this morn ing by the pastor, Rev. John E. Fay.
 The couple were attended by James and Marguerite Foran. brother and sister of the groom. They left. after a wedding breakfast, on their honey moon. which will be spent in the Catskills. Upon their return they will live on Whiting street.
 Before her marriage Mrs. Foran was employed on the office force of the Trumbull Electric company. MT. Foran is in charge of the freight transfer at the local freight depot, having received that position upon leaving the army in which he served during the war.
 HOSrltal S9sopalgn.
 meeting of the general commit tee in charge of the drive to secure money for the extension fund for St. Francis hospital was held last eve ming in the hall of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy and was presided over by A. A. Mcleod, treasurer of the PIalnNille Trust company, who was chosen as chairman.
 Tine executive committee comprises A. A. Mcleod, chairman; Rev. J. E.. Fay, vice-chairman; c. H. Newton, Judge F.. P. Prior. and William Calf ferty. Mir Newton will care for the manufacturing plants, canvassing ac- cording to the desires of the owners of the various factories. MT. Prior will care for general organization work while MT. Cafferty will serve as secretary and treasurer of the com- mittee.
 Rev Father Fay opened the meet ing by asking the men present to do their utmost to make the drive suc- cess, forgetting that the hospital is a Catholic institution but remembering rather that it is an asylum of peace and comfort for the sick and needy whether Catholic, Protestant or Jew or whether white or black. He paid 1flDult lO MT h1l<eou Hartford executive committee chose as the Plainville leader. Father Fay asked 10 be called upon at any hour of the day or night not only as priest Of the Catholic church but also as Q citizen of the town of Plainville, which must uphold its record in char able work as well as war work. MT. Mcleod briefly explained the 1 nlan of organization and named his 1 aides who will help him. The fol- l lowing are the team captains and the men chosen to assist them as an- 1 nounced last night:
 District No. 1-Robert Skelly, cap ! tain: Clement Prior. R. J. Brault 1 Nelson DeLarm and Mrs. Henry ] Baum.
 District No. 2-William J. F'oran i captain: Charles Conli1, James Me ] Call. Walter Lathrop, Frank Nef and ! Alphonse Bordeaux.
 ! District No. 3-Frank T. Wheeler captain; Henry Baum and William | -NClen.
 District No. 4-Louis Gionnatino ! captain: J. l. Bergan, Hugh Flood 1 aad \. !. Grenier-
 Districts No. , and 6-Charles l Clark, captain: James Foran. Liboric 1 Marine and S N. Pestillo. District No Edward P. Prior Nfa NcINarthv IOhT