New Britain herald., 1921-07-08

ed to finish the term or keeper of records and seals. Charles Klatt and Louis Mead were appointed del egate and alternate respectively to the convention to be held in Water bury in September.
 Ladies' Aid Social.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church have plans for holding another one of its novel so- cials. This one will be held at the lawn of Mrs. Frank White at the corner of Broad and Whiting streets on Wednesday, July 13 It will com mence at o'clock in the evening" Food and ice cream will be sold and, all funds will be used for. the church society. A plan to be car ried out is to have all persons at- tending measured and a price paid for each foot and inch of their re- spective size. Mrs. James M. Tran mer wife of Rev. MT. Tranmer. of tn, Methodist church, has written an interesting poem on the social which is as follows:
 This neat little apron we're sending to you
 lis something quite novel as we'll as quite new
 With snug double. pocket-we stitched it right through For brother, or lover, or husbands use. too.
 On July the thirteenth, on Mrs. 1 Whites lawn, We wish you to join us and bring 1 this along.
 ion Whiting and Broad street-you now know just where
 A measuring party is given right | there.
 This snug double pocket that you | plainly see
 For a special purpose we mean it to be.
 Now carefully measure your waist
 inch by inch
 And see that the measure you give does not pinch.
 For each tiny inch you measur, around, Deep into the pocket drop one penny sound.
 lLet brother, or lover, or husband s, l tall
 lDrop two cents for each foot h. measures on wall. An extra half penny for each inch h
 can give : And thereby will show us how hig he does live. [ The ladies serve supper from si T until eight ! And only will charge you a trihe plate. With music and song and p1easur so hearty
 We greet you all at our Measurin Party.
 The money your pocket so freel does pay Our ladies will use in the very bes way. Baseball Games Tomorrow. The Aces team will not play to
 morrow afternoon but will clas
 with the fast Manchester aggregatio Sunday afternoon at Rockwelfs field Kalish, local southpaw, will pitcl for the Aces. A good game is expect ed and large attendance of fans l looked forward to. l The Plainvil1e A. c. will play tn 7 Wethersfeld players at Aliens f1el } tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Wedding Announced. Miss Elizabeth B. Woods, daughte of Mrs. Clara Woods of South Wash 5 ington street, and Arnold M. San ders of 188 West Main street, Plain vile, were married Wednesday eve r ming at 7:3O o'clock at Hartford. Plainville Briefs.
 The home department of tn Methodist church held a social tim r at the home of Mrs. L.. D. Warfiel l Wednesday afternoon. It was tn Eannual social and there was lars Attendance.
 } The Misses Julia Graham. Ger l trude Lyman and Mary Prior, ar ) spending two weeks vacation g : Boston as the guest of Dr. Jay Prior t Mrs. Fred Hiltbrandt is recuper ) :-ting at her home on East stree ] from a fractured shoulder blade an
 broken right arm. Mrs. Hiltbrand
 sustained these injuries several week
 ago when she fell at her home. Dl /, L.. H. Frost is attending her since he Q return from the Hartford hospita
 Miss Mabel Manchester of Swamp :, scott, Mass, is the guest of Mis :, Dorothy Rogers of Broad street.
 Miss Grace Emmett, telephone OF - orator at the Trumbull Electric Man ufacturing company, is enjoying he annual two weeks vacation. Tn
 Misses Mildred Selander and Marjori
 Heating of that factory are also CT ' toying a vacation. The Epworth league of the Ne ; Haven district, will have an putin at Plainville on Labor Day. Tn t district includes Hartford, Br1sto | Waterbury. New Britain and othe s cities.